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(f!Potgorlfzsee,;.',l. . ~ .44 -,/ #...,. -,....:,..., ..,, 7 ' „Ay 'St 4.. •. ' .r• 11l •/ 0 - . . 1 4, :L. 41011. •' i"...' ' • 7, , , , ' k 'i ..- 41 j . -..-:: ' ,ar - .-,1.,„,,.., 1 j , „ , ,fi e e 1 N- ... A , ; A ' oit.) :~'v MIIF;R 6600. j, TUESDAY, _NOVE t 3IBE It 2, 1813;- stXrp.:Nct,-Tt..kr rrt,NN4r. . ' • THEATRE. ROYA DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVF,NING„ No. 2, their Majesties Servants Will perfolni (third Gala) a new Ce :ard7iri Fire Acts, called FIRST lIIPRESSIONS ; Or, TRADE 4N 1' 1I 1, WEST. To .which will he added the Farce of THE BEE-HIVE. 'l‘-laorraw First I •wi th High Lik Below • lll r tlrCas 10 Iti Quarto, price One Pound One Slidling i;:mrds, A GRAMMAR of. the HINDUSTANI LAN , ' ctfACi By JOHN SILIKESPEAB, Professor of Oriental L tii;;ang - es at the Eiiit India Company's tiniunry. London : Printed for Black, l'arry, and - Co,Booksellers to the Hon. Eastlndia Company, Leadenhull-street. Mlif-CC)Wi_ ON Ciiiqc,VITHES, ~,• TiOti.Pay waspubllshai - la. One VUlutnie Quarto, A, Qs. boardli r!llttetrattql by, 31 „ . • gligntriltgs), the AftT • l ir ...N. UtSIVRICAL ' , .. , lcrTett of _ . ar (. 7.‘111C,17.1; RING. • 4A. 'I it nibil l -..aoori V oati of tl t. 111 . (ifIcs 0 e II:n itivAiiiitary C Aril-atgriv4 wt= "1-t&f,stroavcl Ail' i , •t r froth • tht! .filet dawning. of 'he xrt -en wood tut i:(2:iper, and I.l,!nce tracing. it 11.1%- i:iwit , ! flesc,:::pll.oro , r+f ep-4rcc- pl az t 8 to the p,rotht time, oz Prilitt4 rue: L.;iTivn; Hunt) mt ) 11, Ore, ond Blom, Patvirriiltr-rt,?\v'. Thiz . Day was,polilislied, price 4s.' 'AN Ex ' os URE of the MISttEPRESENTA!- noNs and CALUMNIEs in Mr. NlAltSli's REVIEW of MR GEORGE BARLOW'S ADMINISTRATION at MADRAS. By the Relatives of Sir George, Barlow. , Sold by Black, Parry, and Co. Leatletiliall-street; JObn jlfurray, Albemarle-street; and ILdiuutid Lloyd, • Ilarley 'street. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 111 S PRESENT EVENING, - Nov. 2, will be performed the Serious Opera of ARTAXER XES. • 4 t4bauet, Mr. Ineletion Moodane, Miss Stitheps. After Which a ,new Melo-drama; called THE MILLER AND HIS MKN, To which will he added the Farce of THE SLEE' 'WALKER. tf,io-tuorrow, The Beggar's Opera;, w4h,Tlie Miller and 1115 • ‘. .. 1f10 . 171 nikty he had ? r the la.me Ailt.hp : r ; I h nrtric th torn' ok Lotiduil, Complete fro in Ois" 114110 , .n to the ele , •c of thA: Eighteenth Ctritat-i. iti vollust rated hy gri4tiiVills, :SI. P.O. bids. 0111 Atlim;ttuieg, ilcrotrative of the Manner% end IF. tory or 4 . , tpicri,,e, Owing the aci t ent of Charles IL ,Jfnuct Vv - 011arri pert! Qttceil vvo. t ip. lewtrds, 19Atikient 1 - litpry, Nloderrt Lo4olon, cosupilo front Pitrochial. Itrtiort6i, Arcliirs of rarioto Vvtintlationi, the liarletiln MSS. and ether authentic .courecs, In 4 vots ..lt o. '7l. 71. in ,hoatlis. " CORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. • Till; G ENE ltik L ANNUAL COURT. of tbe V RN6IVi of the eFLIII.ITY the RELIEF of c‘OR WIDOWS and CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN will lir :iiiitoTiriniautitt4ve• :tv,poration goose, No. 2, Bloonishury-place t the 1 lth chit of Novetuber, 1313, at . One Ye ar eli P r "isetY, fur the choice of Officers for the ensuliag in pursuance of the Charter. J. M. GRIMWOOD, Registrar. ---_— ____, At i MEETING of the COMMITTEE appointed hy the '2-411)11 -RS of the CITY of LONDON and of the KINGDOM . . .1I I(.iLNEitAI,, associat e d f or t h e - purpose o f o b ta i n i ng 1 ) .1.11,- )iArENTARY I•ELIEF again s t th e FRAUDS . practised Y Itinerant and oter uctione held at the GLOBF. TAVERN, Elect-stre h et, A Oct. 26 ers, , 1813; re wits Resolved, . . • • . ii r tyr it is highly expedient the great body of sitt,i,.•otders at large do renew their Exef•tions to obtain sel v ,,i 4114 tintary Itelief as injuries ectually protect them lfaii„ ; I nd the Publid from the sustained by mock and , “the % : • . • Ti„.. tiro 4 fictions. tf o „"" . , Cott»nittce are ready to receive any C:orumtullF , a ., - ,Itio : ' , quell may tend to promote the above object, and mu, l'r a dl' 4 Ure accept the co-operation or the • : Cortnittees of ~,,. ers in different parts of the Kingdom. l e 4l .at suc h communications *ill he .received -by Mr. Joseph , t , ef 33, Noble-street, Cibeapside, Treasurer, anti by iNlosi ; ':: V 4 hew sod Price,' 10, Sytnond's•lno, ChancerY'lline, Sac."' ' 41 6 to the Committee. • • .. , "••••••,--......____ ROBERT WAITfINIAN, Chairman. ...._—. 7 —_. • am, PA'fRONISiii) BY 'IIIF, ROYAL FAMILY. "4 PPttOVEI) WA'rER , PROOF CANIBLET PORTLY: ‘,.1 , GAL CLOAS,. • ti I:III 4.• . EANT, Matta'. 'Taylor, takes.. 0 1 11 y ... . _ 6 :th at I,"Pinntnility of annoiniCifik to the Notiility,fientry. &-, • ...g. in, .itie ;thine CLOAKS are to be 11 , ,, t 1, A., millitl,•l4 Om Op .r:'.! Ilamtifactury, No. 4. Southampton -street, Strand (late w i,ir i `t awl uleford) where an ..Issortinent is aloays ready --=.. a "' N ohl, and Travellin; Cloaks, B,e. &c* . . 1,,, cart alway 4 bti ativanceil , on A sSIgIi !‘"SiOKT/7p1,,, Thy, or personal Responsibility, byla PRO -4.-"" of Al, ' '"'N . CLE )1,1,N, whase CotlfleCtiOnS Rilii Cyi!•llt6 4tifinittly''Zika ./1(1 re,;vol,loiiity, on Ternis ini f tl , (lo r it t d o it ß io u i r is . rtnve r , ~, re ibe74l, uquitable, and ahantakt.o. e, • th j,, ~, ," ` 4 ,-9 those whitii, in general prttilicly appear, by ap t ,• 0 Air. w . ' Avelidlsi, ' -• a 114 Odic* , Lt , Chapcl-04CA. Vect.-sti v•KLI ,14i4. : 4 1 14 are, trim/ Twelve till Four ior by Letter post. .... . r - I PUULIC FUNDS. ALL ECUSINEASS in the PUBLIC FUNDS, and otim Goverttllleat Securities bought and sold by Ch • ' h • I ' '1 ) T,intnits,ion, with t e utmost titegrity, • yE. EY'ION, Stock oktr,Ot his truly fortunate Offices, NU. 2, Coenhill,' and ,: n. Id, Caventry-street, where his Friends are invited to rit,cilitsc*Tiekets stud Shares in the New Lottery, of only 8,000 11. 1 `etti, which begins To-morrow, Nov. :yl, and contains Two rata of .20,0001. &c. I 'iANSCO:IIIi Sold in the Lr.it Lrottery.Con tract tke largest Gapital P a? rize drat in the last Nine elll Lotteries, viz. No. 8,3e5, the only Prize of 20,2001. stutl.leven Sb ares , at 100. I, HOLBORN BAus, Corner of i tl'ow, the only Oftioe of Braoseinnh, where Tickets s i n - u - "Tte are selling for the New Small Lottery of only " 0 19 which contains '• • • Priies of .. L. 20,000 I .... Prizes of . 1 ,000 •• . . ............ 3,000 4 • h &c. &c. &c. Drawing .TO-MORILOW, the tid of November. 1 , r 1 ,, —Th e kn i t 5,0001. Prize, with several 1,0001, 0001. quir:ekt. e.:e. Lave been sold,' at this above truly Forturnite is the last Six Months. yo-molutowir. 0 4 ) IPT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully the Public that the Miming of the STAT.E: '44 4 t;tt. '" k `t begins' TO-MORROW. There are only 8000 2 p'. SCHEME. . i • • lizes 0f.... L 40,000. .. .arc. ... L. 40,000 '•• i , , • ... 3,000 6,000 , , . ............. 1000 E, .... • ... ... • ... '5OO. 10 . ... ..,. COO. ... ... e . 1,000 2 0 ' • • . ..... 100. .... . . . 1,0 40 •. • . ..... • .. 41 ' ......... .. 20, i1 .14. r , A Is° the first 0 . 20 Blanks 101. - each. , , 14 4s s ' ". 1 mid SHAttLS, are selling at SWIFT and Co. ~ No , , .... .. 1N:; ;) ~roultry; • i No. 01, Altlgate Met ''4. tjliArin ..srlss • I street. '_ t .. , . 1 4 .1,1 E LADIES OF TI-1E BENEVot , ,F,NT INSTITI7- N uu ' 17Ort RELIEVING INFAN'IS 01 ITIE . it?-()(41 4)010 ' I"STITION —lnstituted by Mrs. lIN . o\,. ~ , N(1) I) '" ' 4. • • her !IoyaILABOUR.- • 'AHI S '" - ' ,, set, Newman-street.—l'atrout”, tes • 4, 1 s the Duchess of I'ORK.. ~, .. 1 Children are ',4s critical reason, ‘v.ien It ithe i f" t hor',l hey suffer toore pain than at airy other . time .oteri,l'e4l", particularly: ls the Clint C'ough and ;:i.leasies, r"r I '' er ii 1 4 41 1•• it the irritaalo n tif the gums. comes svath art) o 1 .,.. l i,,, l 'llla," •er i few infants recovt,:r; and a number of Po . u.r i , _‘ . _ 4 _ _ . to ot! - 1 at ; f distance cannot get their children to !re! . !_ou r 4: tvt,,, t i t s rs. Johnson begs th rs • Ladies who are Suastr•lite , ~ '` llM 'ilil- l i glrl their tickets t ' s> lisr poor Mothers_ of ,, t_l tl e i:, r i l; Otes i , ti ",,hib en, to hequaint them, that M. J. w.iii. ' .. 0 _ Ass,d u flog the short days from nine till eleven st deco, , : s t 4 ,lstai, /Julti. Saturday M • orn t lugs; until March, ant!,th c e ) n si ~0 1 1... ~,"'li sy r l ' i ' r ul, l 4 ought to be wit host the A MERIC•C S . -- ,hild .411 in t . i w here there are young children, fur if . c . m. ts, tdi _ . • 0e : , I ' with pill in its gams, the Syrup gri . es i th i5•,. e ,; 4 4 4 ! trios; titt l e littl . utferer turd thereby prey'll" b° T.) 1, ' , 111 , cotlyttisiuus L 3 ' li t kr , 1N,,w,," of the Vropricturs Johnson' and Williams, No. -em, ►iHit,tstrert ' Cifortl-st;eet • 1,414.11°,1 EiCvards,'titi Exchange ' Church-yard ' the[utt awl and,. by their appoint 7 tittici'.l,ier the ItoyaY; and 14 all prioeiPal tie,,Zi. tr.iders in Town and Country, * 1 N 4 1, 3411 -- " i Ile sure to ask for Johnson ands, %Villiaots s Ante at 2s. 9d. a b , ottic. . N it " I l• Nt i r .* *!.4 Yrills, as there are several surious. sorts.i at Ni t: Etob4erh• Johnson relieves the 'infant otiT, as usu.). 0 ti - ) Ti.neverY Tueutay anti Saturday Morning. - front S.l4' t ll ottst.V -°'4 tiels by brius.tinz a Letter frogt a respflet-; 4ity - --geper I . •.- L - b • z objtcts or .!, • , otatity tatt cy aro to . , . , , 1 03 .; . 4 if '. ll f lC ,:t s imt ~,rr 1,' ( 11 1 ) " U) c'' . df „, I 011 1° f ee...w hi t / ifi‘ iCtj r; ode $ \‘'; 6 l iii 1,,‘, 1.;1 ‘•(10. r• wi 0 ,0 0 71 . 46 .1A 0 , Itfe t rrie fi " tics f , ree gOt ( ~:ib• 41 14 'i 4)1110 1.11 1 1 0 1,1 30 river „L. 5 ,the e . (10 0 l' o lf rf . 10 11, '1.4t 10 111111 r 4 4 ) , • , 4 9, , lo s ° ..,/ • 1 '3 • ----- ' , l'l'''' r') . P:' I n r INI', r,ibi , •. I 14 0011. 'nix Day was-published, price 3s, 6d, The Swint! Edition of A R EPLY to the STRICTURES of the Rev. mit.z;Eit, D.D. Dealt of Carikk, &c. By HE,R.BERII MARSH, DA). rjt,s, •Margaret Prolesstrr of Divinity in Caintbridp. Sold by Rivinot,on, London; and by the Buoliseilers in Cambridge, &c. Of whom ruay_he hqd, p r . Marsh's other WUrks. CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY. . . • This Day was published, . • In Bro. (the 9d Edition) price 9s. boards, • , SKETCH of MODERN and ANIIENT _EX. GEOGRAPHY, fur the the of Schtiolg. • By . SANITTEL BUTLER, D. D. Head Matter of the Royal Free Grammar School of . Shrewsbury. Printed for Longman, HurA, ltecs, Orme, and Brown, Pa- . 'ternoster-row. . , . Thii Day was published, In Two Volumes, Octavo, price One Gninen, N EVITQM of IiNIVERS'AL 1-11$1:011.Y, LA. Ancient 'Nlodern ; from the earliest atithentiC Re oords, to the einnimmeement of the plesent jeer. Ily FRANcIS UAII.Y. Sold by J. Johnson aitd tln. St: Paul's Church-yard ; and J. Richardson, Royal Exdiange. *** This'Worlc is intended as sin Introduction to General History, and exhibits the Rise .and Progress of the moo mate- • tial Revolutions that taken place in the principal EM- Piles, Kingdoms, and so t to of the World. To EAST anal Air:ST-INDIA, AMEILICAN, and RUSSIA .M.ERCHANTS: ' • 1-ItATIL• of Nottingham, informs, the slcrclipats of En r ,niand, and .Traders in, Fcneral;that for the 'convenience of Sale; he has placed his Jt. Z.11PE11.,• ESSENCE of PEPPERMINT I aud other Medicines, in the • howls of - E. ELSWARDS, 03a, ht. Paul's Church-Yard. Tl.is Essence effectual, and pleasant Remedy' Flutulenciet, Gouty andCholicl:l Pains in the Stomach and -BOwels, lild;gestion,Aysterics, Sea-sickneati, Neativii attend» ant on liregoanciltOlaxat;on and Lassitude arising hum At inotpliericitria, Want of Appetite, injuries fronaaeletnent Ni'eather, ylte abate. of spiri tuna s Lioors, and in modie affection of` the Stomacit end Nowels, so cote ttiOn to infants,e,adapting the dose to the urgency . of the ease. As a FaMily Medicine, Or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. Juniper I s nice of Pepperutiut is so Well known as a valu able _Aledicine, that the prin c ip a l object. of this ad vertisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous Counterfeits which are prepared bY Druggists, Sm. especially if the order is for Exportation.,- The only Caution - J. P. Heath east ¶ve, is to see . hat J. Nottingham, is •engraved on e Government stamp. Sold 'Wholesale and Retail, by Edwards, N 0.66, St. Paul's Church-Yard, in Mottles 2s. 9d. and ls. HAN DS have evev beeif esteemed a V personal beauty in both Sexcs.andin some parts Of Europe, are essential to ,persons o f rank. The. lIANDANA SOAP or Indian WaskingTakes, )unsess tbepcculiar property of giving the most exquisite delieacz of _texture and iticon conceivable fairness to the Hands, which are constantly-Wash ed with that Soap. Even, in cases where the skin has been injured bylabour or other violence,Ahe hardness and-coarse miss are effectually, infallibly; and periminently removed, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, anti delicacy of ap- . peaiance, which cannot be acquired by any other the what ever. It is b experience only.tlkat any..ouc can limn an 'ade quate idea, of the strotrior excellence of this Soap. Sald,by the Proprietors Agents, whose 4ignature•it bears, Weston and Co. No. 299, Strand, near Temple-bar, London ; and the Proprietors, as a farther security, beg them fa be par., ticular in noticing, that the name and address . of the Printer, .E. Spragg, 27, ilow-Strect,'Covent-garden, is affixed to lite label and_ wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold by Homy 'respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in Town anti Country. Price Is. each Cake. lint it is at all times ne cessary to be particular in ohserviin tit, above 'cant iou,which will be the means of preventing imposition, which has - of late been practised. GrESTONMN )11.:1)TCINES. CASk LXX.XVI. READ INCILLI4, YOU CANNOT TIIEN BE A scEpne. 'fit. No. 2 York.st reef IVI II TIIack JOHN Elets r a l it, h w it pi: s cry alit t: 1% 1 s r . fro tit)ti, Brothers, and Co. Oilmen, Upper Thames-street, had a Cask fell front a cart on his knee April 4. 1812, which rendered him incapable of service, and he applied to MC.Astley Cooper, as I am informed; who recommended him a ?blister, which was used agreeable to direction fur one month, without sue.. CVO. Visa then recomMended . by , Mr. Orme, Distiller, Sq. Margaret's-hill, Borough, to Surrey Dispensary, and attend. d there regularly for three months, without recelein , „; any be nefit: was next admitted into St, Thoma s 's n os ow, uu crutches, and was iminedintely ordered to bed, where he con tinue& four months, under the care of Mr. S11;1: 1, 011 Clidev jnn. who diligently attended him, nod I. do believe that, he did , all which was possible for a Practitioner of the old School to accomplish, but without the Patient receiviog any relief, being so surrounded withlassitude, and enatractions, as to he o enpable of walking home tin crutches, at same time at tended with extreme pain; yet un disgrace can attach to this Gentleman, this said Patient liavitig passed through the hands of Mr. A. C. who is undoubtedly the best Cutting Surgeon in London. A few months after this, Mr. Bell having informed hini self respecting the Case (85) of his twigiihour, Mr. Dowling, was taken to Mr. Guest's, not then being capable of walking alone, on crutches, with his knee, and uncle so contracted, that several gentlemen who happened to tie there at this time did believe, with Mr. Guest., that these joints were both ossi fied, but found themselves agreeably disappointed, for in: one hour he could move theta a little, and home on crutches, witbont any Other assistance, his'pains being com pletely relieved; 'and he W4S desired to tak e e xercise, even at the expenee of tt little pain. In ten days he left off one crutch; in three weeks he declined the use of both, and walked with a stick; at the cud of seven creels Was Cow. plctely cured; being quite upright, and enabled to walk as usual. Witness the Books at tke Dispensary, the 'Books of lite Hospital, John Bell; and a thousand others in the Vials)* Dr Chnstaburch, where he resides. Vase trrin - a rtittiie Pver4 „ orFicr, nct.a, 1 , 4;3. T HE orn - c,ERS (f • *TESTY'S ORDNANCE du L.v,!by gi4e Nfalee, That • Proposals will Lc received ist their Oific.e in Pall-ltfall, on or before friday, the I2th - day y'Nooembre newt, front sach Perseus as may be willtag to, sit:dee:ol;e ! Lthe Supply ft, swELT and other OILS, 11oTTLE1,.06,d ~o,ttler Articles, for Service of this Department, ftr sz ,perieni Years; from - the 4 20'11 .I",,)eecittber detrir'irat:e” ,it etrpirati4ti of One Year, eoon NOticeof Three .:11oia.is, at ti.e option of either Party. " St:nyles of the Articles may be oktved upon applicettior: tb the Principal Storekeeper's Pffice, , frt. .th?. rPuterxiln 4 fur? titer Particulars, together with Me TertuA ayt, .coylitions,.. of the Contract,vyw be known at I, 7 *e „Se4etary's Pa7-21fall aforesaid, airy' Day 'lrene_::: the Hours of Teti *net Favr o'clock, where the Proposals reist be delivered, *re* . dtr r, andintlorsed (* Proptoult*. for 0 . 01, &c.;": ,Gut no Proposal can he admitted after the .01474 if?th „day ,of No re,tifier, ai o'clock at Noon of the same day, neither will ally Tender be noticed, alders the Part,/ inching it, or a : .gat inhis'behttlf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. tR CRElr,..S'ec. .Oct. LI, 1313. T HE. COMMISSIONERS for cowl?tclOg His 21/11./ES7Y'S TI :1 SERI - ICE/or taking flirt of Sick and /rounded Seamen, 'and for the Care and slarly of Prisoners of !rat, do hereby give Not;ee, that they Le ready at this Ope, on Tactility, the 1311 Sureonber, 1313, to receive scaled Tenders, and treat u4ith .racti Pl:rsOtis cts nun/ be willing to Contract for VirtnalliAg the Prisoners of War ln 1141 h, at Plymouth, for Sir .lionths certain, to eignmenee . on the 514 iaittiary, 1914. .4,V0 Tender will be r e c eived after One ,'Clock .on the Day 01 Preaty one aril/ noliced,oihs& the Party,w• an li,eea( for nim, per.vonally attend. .Earh Tcneler must be tteromplenird , by a defter from 1W respeetokle Perxiins o cnitagi7ng io heconic *rad with 14e.Persun tendering, iitrtlic Suon of 204.401.10 r the .1114. .ertfor.otance of the Contract. !i,..forther Partiplara• nif 7 Y he hho M i n hr/ eiPPIY*CA r at this OAT), far to captahi Prgotec, ;Wit Tirisrm, I'l pawitll., 11/13,Elt'S' CF,LEURATED -VEOI 4 .IT.AuLE RESTORA `JIVE 'X'OOTH • So justly rectimmended for Whitening the.TEETI-I, rreserv• iug tte GUMS, and Preventing that dreaiituly Malady the' TOO - al-ACHE. •- •111BNUTY tit Countenattee,• afitl reriiinrity , of „SA st.ures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; tut,' the Proprietor of 11I.T11.1;4's 'r(om , POWI)ER moult' 'beirleaiitstreinittti his CLuntrywomen that the ItOrsi of heir CliartnilOsks bail' its itttioeto:e where the Teeth are tliSen . loared,:or filiew a rotten anti unhealthy appearinee--this is the more inexcusable, as tkie .Preparaton affords the infalliVile means of removing every blenthli of the enamel, lisiltvenittitnted'll'Veae tables. " " , , • ' /t to reetuntaciiileffto the attehti.ln of all teal, its clearing' , i away everY imPerteCLiall, eitherin ;the coheir, sir lhu Of thek enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the lireatlfs-a.cot and: delectable, and making the Chum; of their pro Per and' vermilion line; and. a certain .Preventative against 'the Tooth-ache. No - Composition of this kind slyer bron7ht forward to public notice, lias met' guilt' universal approba tioli • i and the Proprietor:has to boast that it,is lrl daily, use of Itorilty. BUTLEICS AROMATIC PECTORAL Lox.u.Nogs for Conejli, Astlintas, and Sore Throats, price Is, lid. pet' Box. Said, wholesale and retail, at 'Mr. Butler's Chemical, Prue', and 'Patent Medieine Warehouse, 4, Cheapsitle, earner of St. Charch-yrird, Loudon;, Sharp Anti ;m aw , p arts _ mouth; Joite4 , , Weston, Altana, and Prfalltiry, Portsea; Bull and Johnston, Gosport.; Cniemail unit Jacob,. Sheerness t ' p t . o l, Boss, tiail Turner, Hull ; }isoclinl and Cooltworthy ; Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Ll o yd; and Swinriey and Co. • ; R illinge, Ed wards .mlll Penny, mid Latlibury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewinati,. Exeter; Smith, Manderton. noontrn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and Mac donald, Glasgow; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Cb. Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn arid Sutton, Not tingham; and retail by most Country Venders, iu Boxes, at es. ;is. and ,6s ? each. RII:OVATED IIEAI.TII. IT has been too frequently the :ith i bieet of just and general reprobation, tout men destitOte of the elements of the medical art hayetiliered ttlCittStdVCS as candidates fur public patronage in the profession Of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the resu c l ia t s o se t , o l u a r n s io tu n t ): fi t e i s i, a , : s u ct l e e r a n i i ff i r r i j e c t:e t , h a o i s id e vim; e retcns t ha a . , unfortunately for society, c h i t : o n prev a er s tt u t s , from i tce r ing too favourably received, w e beg leave to submit to the liberal and eriliihtened a faithful statement of our pursuits arid ac. quiremelits. Arles flaying received a regular inedieat e d taea . Li e w e.i n u r a :s a n d tt'e i p ir tl a p ci i i i c s e o vv i e A,l : e ar:t r u 3 I y G , ruiekfl i,HdasijiliriOJer'sisu°rvslAutld6 surg , :orts of the London llospita I ; we COtcred otitsdiv4sui, students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire ment, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instructed in the ditlrent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and praCtiec of physic, chemistry, midwifery, hota ta y, tte , by those. eminent proti3sors, Drs. Mno, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shall not be deemed presumptuous In saying that our proficiency and acquirements art net inconsiderablo. 1 - laviitA for a tong series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of D bi Itty, the particular objec t o r .uelti:debliirs o el l i t .z r n s el iu int d ci a ti o rn d an ; it will, we hope, he allow ed, that we have acquired superior eases is kn w o leti r i g i„ e fe t t it ti t o i n ie a l r r e e r a fe t l o t; v ;l e t the short period of two days ; and in those ot the utmost i n . veteraey, -where other praCtimmers have tailed o f success 4 proper perseverance in retieplan of treatment ensures to the patient a sate and radical auto. Amidst the tnelatwho4 variety of disorders which are.tha efli:tis of a habit long and mos; unhappily pursued by th e youth of both sexes; there arc none more alarming - or More distressinK than those Itit;ielicres and dehr.lities whicit fre quently prevent or einitittcr tits matriinonia I st,aa. *6 such - parboils itirtubt, be a consolation to know th4t they way now, by a new and infallible mode oftrvarcitent, he rebtorect to that greatest of all hutnan blesoiNs, a tioitg, manly, and vigig., ous tenstitution. In all vanes ut kkhtlity, from whatryet e auscar it s u nts as well as in every species of venereal intivelion, we may be consulted b) patient, of cr tiler s4s. ‘VI rll the A v cat. est secrecy and honour. flours.) .11,,11 tatiuti I,t borne twin teat to three and Limn bill the evening . tit! to at iin2 lie. Vatients in the country ate tetpll- , ted to state the paKtictt. !era or their casepao, .111. 1 Keilor4 liatut ur livitK, tire. sic. in.. Closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be givgn, or sent to aii part of the icingd u rii. T„ ensure that liecrtcy tiortiWitid: to our ~ipixicrriking, the postage of letters 'nay h added to the account tor medicines. CUlt ICIE and Co. Surgeons, No. tyry, Hattori-garden. irr Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the Ouve respectable Vsofssiors of London and Edinburgh,' for the diligence, skill, and humanity, with w hick the)' Per. ttnmed the duties assigned theist during the time they tit . ter.tickl their Lacturc**Rti • 13AYLErS LIQUID JAPAN IiLACKING. nrai• Ens notcblph COMPOS aloN foinooTS, snot:s HARNEss. conildently submitti. d to . • , tli6 Public tinder thotiisongest testinionies.of itv superiority t it.pres.erses the Willer salt and pliant, and •with less labour ,produces a more BRILLIANT and lastiugJET ULACK, than cup be obtained fro►r any other preparation; Mut% is. Ga. 1 - lalf-piot Sod ! each. -; Sold Wheh.s4le andjte tail by Bayley and Mew, Perfuniers, Cod; ipur.strret, Londou (where the Patent Citke3 Continue to he 'mule and aul.t as usual); also, sold Retail by most of the usual Vettdo-s. 4* 1 t(0,) h i Japan Liquid. ,aud genuine Cakes are signed " W. 11.1 . 1 " PAYLEv and littw." GENINtAL ORDER, lILCAD-4UARTtitSi S i INGSTOW. Atljthaht-General's Office, July 24, 1813. All Express was received .at Kingston on the 20th inst. announcing that a brigade of batteaux, loaded with provisions, under the . eonVoy of a gun-boat of the second class, bad been surprised and, captured by daybreak, by a party' of the ene my, who had crossed the liver with• two armed sloops. ,Titrgc gun-boats were' immediately dispatched from Aingston under the command of Lientenant Scott, Royal Navy, with the view of intercepting the enemy if they should attempt to pass by the smith side of the river, and a detachment of the 100th Regiment, under Captain Martin, pro ceeded ,by the northern channel. These parties united below Long Island, and having learnt that the enemy had carried the captured hatteanx into Goose Creek, tthey immediately pushed! for that place ; but before they got sight of The enemy's _sloops, the evening was 30 far 1104111 mi as to pre elude the possibility of attacking them before ,dark. Jr was, therefore, determined to defer it . until the ensuing morning,,and the gunboats re turned to, the entrance of the stream, where they met a detachment otlhe ellst Regiment, utt`h nn-boat, tinder Major - Freml, who assumed the command of the whole ; and at three o'clock -in the morning,. proceeded up 4, 1 0 e Creek in the hope 4)1 gaining the enemy's position by CLAWII of (lily, when it was discovered that the enemy had re moved their sloops sevetai miles higher up C ree k, where the channel became so narrow that the gun-boats could not use their oars, nor turn, s o as to bring their gnus to hear upon the banks, an d their turther progress was 'here impeded, by large trees felled across the stream. In the attempt to remove these obstacles, the' party was fired upon by the shmps, and from a gun in a log fort, which the enemy had,erected on the left bank, as well as from mnsketry,on the same side of the Creek, which was covered with thick wood, and where the enemy was posted in a very strong po sition. A detachment of troops had been landed on the right bank, from whence it was fotitol to be practicable to gain the enemy's position. These troc!ps immediately retnriw(l and embarked in the stermuost boats to cross over to the left bank, but from the swampy nature of the soil, no lit; place for landing c ou ld b e f oun d. The leadiog boat being exposed to a heavy and galling fire, and having so many of her crew wounded as to cheek the lire of her gun," the only one that could be brought to bear owthe enemy, the troops, led by Lieut. Fawcett of the 20th Regiment, in the most gallant.manner, leaped int o t h e water , an d carrying'' their arms and ,ammunition over their heads, succeeded in 'gaining the land, and in statoly drove the enemy with . precipitatiotf, to ,seek shelter within a log intrenehment, tcs which he was pursued. The undaunted gallantry dis played by the troops on this oceasioo, iVas calcu lated to surmouncevery obststele, but the e'nenty appearing to receive numerous reinforcements from ,the interior, and the very great natural strength of the position in which he was posted, added to the impracticability of the goo-boatS, co-operating, tndurd Major,Frend to order the re-embarkation of the troops, considering the object of the service upon which he waseMploy, 7 ed, as not justifying his perseveraoee wt. equal A contest, asid which svnidd, ci hen attainad, have ill compensated for the unavo;dable saerifice of many valuable detachment . lost one.gnnner and 3 private soldiers, .41st, kilted ; 12 rank and hie, acid 'seamen, wounded. Captain Milner, Aid-de-Camp to the. l e. ro nt . wander of .the Forces, who had been dispatched . to procure intelligence, met Major t'rend on I ) ,i route, and was induced to embark in his has' been on this occasion severely and dangerom,. ly wotonled, it is with the deepe.ft regret his Ex- , eellettcy laments, that the lair promi s e Mt, talent, and, uniaunted courage lithi f(rth of rising bouour and etttineued" in the professitrit arias, are threatened to be untimely sacriticod in this gallant yottng oflker. his I ,, ,xeellency'sCompintid, .11,DW...4.1a) BAYNES, Adj utaut-Genural• On Thursday next wilt be published, In Three Volumes, Bvo. price IL IGs. DB L'ALLEMAGNIE.—Par MAD.'LA BARONNE DE STUB MLSTEIN. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. An able Translation of this Work is nearly ready for pub lication. „ •