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!Si ~ F .. 'tA ~_. ~ z t • . sir. . Tt ii...Arrrtr. ~An \ . T;, COVENT-GARDEN. : ills Pli V .l. ' '.'N't* . le"N't\G Sept. S, )813, 491...,.. . .4 . 1 4 , 1 , .. ), win be' rt&r+ol , 4;t.'ttro..l , .. Of ' - -" :' - - . iliiiiii- A Wl. ( 4i- A 141) 1171 VI A WIFE. The Drilz*.- of - Median, Mr.' 3arrytnare ; 'Poll ' 3031 ), .Ir. i , ..qtint" I i)o n•-i 4 ;tha t :4 r 44 9, .J 0 nef i 4. -Leon ,- -Mr 4-wry 4froat ithe Theatre-1(01 , M Ediiii iiirr , being: his first appearance at fie% Thi.atte) ; ''.`starg trlea, `Afrs. flint's ; Viqtolia, Mrs.l)a -7"lest .itifotii:.% ) 1%,.1rt.:Jrt i „.3 . h +0 . 1• ' ' • • • 0 llsv • '.l'n vilni.:ll will be added, the Barletta of . '• • s Ai 1 TIAS. i Apo% 7 . .Nll , . S'lntibir 1: pz144, : :,T r:. Eofity,;l:l‘iil i Mt. T-. 1 ' 7 ' tgu ; 511.,'115,* 1a . :'fi1 , ;, , i,,e ; Da.itiiti,'' :Vir.'l"tiolid nr , A, ; Aly :sia, l‘trs. Liston; Dap:lnc,_4 ) ,-, ; ; Sim:lint!, ; Nrza, Hiss Rea 14eil (6eing her necoud appearaticc on the Stage'. - 13" ,14 ' 1 14 Ziyx % Ili Ay lie halt Brandon at tlit' (4 • • ' • the The Don X.-.,.1Ct. I ln,l l'aiv,fill'h 6 e . np',:net . l tit . iittli-E • ast ' Fii{: 0 Clock, . IP Places bfoe'At-eatlll‘sn•xlelsf...Ptai's•nte't'ita.kh4 • of lA. Ir.- Brandon, at the Box-Off.ce, 1141 : - 'treat,, from 'fen till Fffilr• T e * l l l o,fraw i Th* ' }wt . h ir' e :Miss Nlitttitaltl :(from tlitiVhcatie Rnsal, ''' , i 9► - ii\s l l ' a-" 11 i t ie'ara'ace in . Londois).— OriFriday, The' Castle. l i e l e r fre, l p...4 ' lict., Nfri. I:enr.rdy (from '' Th entre Rf4al, Yorlt, h: c hr,t a.a), NlvAnce on ljtis Sta v.) .- 134 44041 44/rne„,sl.„„ r r . .mi:::,,,o4iller,•rittraM'Cinb3n. (brims .hertitst apir ea y,.,, - ; e ir e ' D. s taz „ ). ‘ , c- , - Ir.. Tit.: 1 , 11) ~, ~ ' Hp' .‘'' ItQlf AL, IIitITRY-1,A1:E . . , , ir .. ~, ~P LI O 2OII.MERS en Ra . ;:feil in tins"' r -JA f;ll M T , ' " nil!.'h.q,ite,ti.ul to 1 , ;(• , ,0,14.. in the .0011 .. "'" / - 11- YiiVr,' thclut . h ii:q. at One•o'ClcicliTreci , :ely. Ily Outer of .. t.. 11...; ,It's-(':;!nre.itter. - ' - 'C. IV. 1VA1.1.0,-Sei.wctary. , . .. A tiTi',..lP "CO UN no: .RESII)ENCE• A :..J?sPll .. .i . si . A.tA, - "NI who is iparrietl, and witli , ~ nut oily P:tiiiii-,. 1 1.1%;i-rf.,-!,k1 , ...esi,1 , ;!nce a larc, , Tr fitiuse 1 4 1 ,, it 1i n d ., 11 "..an i oe., - npi .' i,oo ,. e )'f, - ,‘ . , : ',,,•.,.d in a mos! , li . eii! .. th i v ,. tl e n n it t •,,(,_ ,:',l )! ,ilt fa, vt ll l. , e - INlthin 011,! 'iile of the Cyleat , 'is L,t . 1 li)); t 7t 1 ` tw 'cll : , .li:buiv acrd litami:ord, ProPc!'",t? let sue . 1 , ltilb I'l'lll4 t4 e , ''t • . , t, . Wile Gentieinaa or ' Lady, _fa. iii .,.,• (In, r , .loy rt.... ptc ... lits t , i,,,i l ;""uti o: . . siii , 4l, ? a: may snit a small Illuily : Society or Utter ~, g i , at, l joilimovot, hoard may be 11:1,1 if requ ire d, , beedi n 'A; it t i t or t i l . li t ,-lit suit, any 'Sobieman or(ieutleol4u, a ton ..1•41(1.,,ae m4 Y in• had by amdying at . the Office of this r4 l)tr, lit, gi rwo • .. . , .. 1 q TH. . - 1 • SEV EN I V. I XS:TH OF Tin• ' • IION .„(i , the ItteliAl(l)SON, OPODI'VCK ..... : - Co . ) 1 1 ii., Cootrikvio r . c' ' revee...t...y reinni .fetlfthe Pul i tli t e h , iIATE.LoTTER y, brgios Drawing ott tlie , that ANTit' Meitteiolier`. ' ' • of TIIIS .irst Ticket. tirevn a Prize 14 tniiiitirnt 'to I: '1 *l;' : ' the sum of TEN TliOliSAl`tu pooxrcs.lll,l Me, above 101.., wilt reett .. re t z ' irlitt; ili,ot%it e l ~ , 1( , ) 0 c e uR P : l a t ttlis f dra l ien y, * oo , lll o . a r l i s c l k . c re ts ee o rt n , e d 'e t o h l e • s eß c e h l e l ie -, tonticli . . 1, ,uon y ~ 1., .. of ~,, k 20,e00 G... •Of • • Z .5 ?9, ~ .., 1- 't —..• • • • 10,(% 7—•, • • . ' 23 " i 5..-. .• ,„ • 1,000 50 .. 1001. 501. &C. . , n , ~ '2.,,r0 Prizes -0 231. , ,5p1c1 . ' , ..`0. ~„,. .., - '. iptr,,,, l "e Lowest' Ptizet i:t this Cottery ti r re 901." . ...,, Nb. '''''''t.Zl. 4 18 1 An.k11.1i.$ ure sollinf , . in gyt,:at Var'et at' tetimtbsoN-,-Tmorwet's,r; il,l 07,.t ()ti:(:(''.4, cdrner of "C4nli nuiltiin 8 , Citittitill awl facial; the King's INldw 3 .. (-31 e !" Us-Cross. g - '' !IP RV. eATiI.-N-p .1A1P1,144,A1, • DINING.TA /ILYA, at 4( P.VP,Pfli'r TRA.P. AU iAlt -FiIIATAOALDS 111 Mil DINING-TAIII.E'4, iti. one ele.z•titt Piece of Furniture, ulnas Pit tt ne, 4 ti tifeeet It p):114; lite Pato it ,I Ittproicd •Stga sand Chair' 1:1,etl,;; Itrip.s-,.erew Four Pc.t , t, 'end- Tent t i , etlsteßdh , Folritkt in and lle,lating .romple„t e •••• Porta.Lie lairs; with steral Alter iietv invent e:1 ;ilia itnitrO'reil tirtic lex Vpholof.forttifure; alto a general and rely extensive assoitnica of steri..inti (z:ilittet Artielt.4 for tarnishing' Hotts'elt &nil ,ete, rein ni.to:if:tchrerl, where Icoutliet .niay. s elec t and rnith a ti•ht,le lious t in a . 'kW, tilt-4s' ilcliti;tlle extreme t.ttolaoneeie?ce of waiting severtil,lNic;nib4sviz; con'lleting their blin.lnittlitt-• :-t• ' .. ' '. , , tirgaEft , t and West India .Attic let Army and Natl . , 8 :e. Th e • , Y , rl ant! •,arttlers, lettutl.,l7, Catlerine-street, Strialu, -- .ran the most motlegate, ttir prompt. pavo)ent. intrns II PAINT nANLT.-troity,, ~,,, • ' (.34, I,Tu4n 4treet,' C'heapiiile. • s, C Li ll ' A l l , DURA 13 Lill, arid i M PEN ETRAiILb • PAINTS, groluid tirist ed 01, . fur rat.u-pathigl &flees, Tili,,, hi4te,, stuccoed Fronts, Out -bllilditim, an" :,Weatlitirsiiiaidintr of.eitry description.. i : ' white Ineisiblefieta, O'er Con, ~Gs. Yellow, Btat,'",' ...i.iria-' 4104 4 . 11 t Mite tircell - - Ql, Stonq,„4l)(l !•:e( 1, .. ---- Olii'c Gtet:Cl - 1 . 121. lourS each I..utt , ,' 7 -•, .. 7;^ ~ .t.. lototate ,*.: .. '.., ~,e, . . . -I,yetriiiiirnq6o.tprK)i,suiii.tek' k . to thitrar. it.ztbov,.• fur t i it,A. b,,..1,',Cr,C;:,11°11:. %. yal } pr . cwt . sgs t• , .liiiiitt. NI ... at Oil, i f ,:Gd ' ' per fyalloo Gs. O. Italtovir4.iiial.ss..od; T.M.seet. I Oil -... ' -. Gi. gd,, tillaiiia '‘ , ...4, ', -, 4s. Gil. Boiled Oil - .. ..,.. 0 , 1. ,N. 4,rb., ,--'"'-4s; Od. Virpt;ntiite - , 4 1 : 1 " , i), _ :'. tett peat A',"l,,ll..letroble Paiuts lire very ",ruitt...Fr_i'u,nd‘ and to l i t ) t r i Y o ' 'int. i..,,,,.::ei 4imi :art a ettre for the tilkicts.of Nutt!' --,.% Peculiarly adapted fur wont e ir b a l ifeantagii 10. the ,6., ,rlLitivi.l may also tie applied ,11:1-!''. a„ they dry very - c „ - . 1" per poses of Useful In-door Paintini., 1, , ~,, tbe o r ' -u,iire e., dsoe - in appearance, ail ( ' 41. "c" "1 very- of other Paints. q•:, Quee street ; 41'1 uProN ati,ll•C o . Oil rind Colourine.i . /, „ h„oe I . ), i„ Ilit"lTii; -414(19114.411.• and Kennet'. Wharf, i • , I liobia,,s,e, ', _ , , .. ~,_________ &I le tzit(llANS' iTuAI: CUlt 4 161. ' -.lAv Ei 6• i Lis am an Epf • (...... ~ IllttNl',l vi CiAll , l 'llailil 'PONE, sT o 'IPA(' E s of i ill-',tiolf.iitNas, in the 11A C ii. anti .49, 1 N .0 tho ' "". '' LIIMI3.IGO.` . ~ the lin in. --` variou cpl.tin C WI eat: to . . ,I. DPI L YS$• cute gitiii 4l ,,,, tt l „ eini, urn % d f ain their na- , c,,,,r4e1 t t,,,,t5.4,.144;e,te 1:011 . ,1 snore c (tsergel-'ci .thill.lvetirlye Perko', , 111 / 4 ,4 Stone: " 4it in their Inaintsuro wmicticwitit artit;it: 41..1)4, as th liq ale i:? ( l'ir r i i P n i k is impregnate d ' rtutes, but are ii,viltich. nat."("ter we drink rt..Hi ex A,',/',:',,,,,i1i0i, tr).,.."_!vYetv i.:iier species Pf "li?..`d- 4 r- the, !TIONt j il 1 .'"" S. olt IC, IN" l I PI L LS, u tar fill vli: , . 1 eLeht il lgre r 11 , ,: a ' it (mind of bun . coupes , i ~ ,u t ,i, hi het one t. t il ' il --' ' ve ht t -. l ‘ t e Vessels lung conto o ,t : ii t e . 'rroiritil44/9t 1141141 y ,ii,,';'''",:9lll:zni,,,, itetrifYitlA - tiu3l,l,t.novii:lg 'lilt tale"ill ci, jou ~.,44.: 01,04,1 tt.eric4 !ilen.:il)l3l+;,:e Coinla b itaan3iesht;',,wytper-: ? stn, 1 concretions, N a n d confine:nen . ST lo those disorders, wit hout ' t ir , A Copy of a Letter. - ' ' • tl'f'7o:::k::l.o',:ldiriitinit:fiti:::::::iiii:it::::l:Cciti:::;;SteistAlun:cititt:et:l:brtel:et:'::::::::ol‘4lkcciint:tiii}:ae Diten ir * Q i . Olrinii the (.; r Ivo, therefote i‘ 44" .).alt stave cu t 1- Y I ° re H itt -1' 1 • ii: Two 'l3°Y-" Ito f take found it tuttics4ry cs i3l-4 ' di ltif alth, i n dt I 11 catty from that t ! .0 - o.od ' a te; " n ever be Alt id of it when . - 4, IltktY. . a - . • _ , ' • netrlshy I ain, Sic%. orfollt"417 Vaittimilli• ~ ~6_,..., , July 1, ilr i a 0 4 , Cheat)! -f i de, y ' .4l vvii,,ies,kuoi, -. . „.„. a uttet's,; N-. • • i . I) corn er 4p„ -, "Haili at wi i L. di ; Gliarp acrd 1-te at,.' 'tlttiiMotitil ; 1 ,7-`4'-`""tcr- r°w' ';`)11 -41 'ild MallorY, Piii.`". ti : ; I t ail alio_ t?tilei,-Akrettort, Ailnui,(:,!.olcipoli ail i;..,cobt 4vgitertlrnt''i't 1'd:1i:tit:II iiVit(;tille , Hull ; I loxlatiil C00 ,, 1t; ilott"?'"lYi'lle ' 1,4 :, a i n e. l o „ go qiAbe Et, : P IYm.s!Tin n ._. 14 9 41' a'll ' . lal9 ll d , ' e' ild i S . 'l iey ar.i Co. Ilirmingii.. ol r ; , St --nes t ' Lliktwal- Penny , —i 'llti , ' -and . I.:ethlettir, 'I- i-vie.r!)-(!ter i nlt t li: 4..-, ..rkh, manctesta ; "I:rewill39* I . 'l';',l,ll. -,Laly.b ' 4"6"1.30, it eadh,itti -Stott, "Da" Vox, re,i' ~„4 l ar i'i r , iirKytter „,,,i 4,,D„,w'id Ciaszilw ; ; it''',,'.;'ll,, f..ni liek!, ter r . l ".? 1 c .5. , !1,,, ~,••;,-,-,,1 and Co. Non/Jill:a ; ,Yt';', 7,,,, LitNt fl:j"1:1% i,i,f,l Aitticin., Nc.rtivAltArii a ct aTI - ie, ii.„7,/ 44146 rY Altdj ' V Itrs in Boxes at 9Li ? co' . "l ii. taett. ‘1,114:• ca‘ 60A. - 4CM. FERRIER. ' :4' t a i 4;4 . • ise :e • • l' . W ' 711 I)NESDA , GArthAir OF Pt&MIES - SECOND SERIES. - This Pay was • Pike 104. Cp l . Proof 4 on India Paper, 11. is. orentiisitely fini3lied 311 COlours, and lOotuited, - price thEis. in a Port folio, „ . • 4-(11-1 - RI 'ST in the S U C R 1...) Finely :En:Tr:wed by l'.theetematt and P. W. Tom- Enizr.tvers to her 41ajesty,(r.on the urigiicd Painting in toe Pcimiesoiou of Admiral Lord Itithtoelr, forming the Seventh Nuttily; At' the . atiore . W ark. " A thie cab . :net specimen of the 3.laiter, It ainfcd with grea4. clearues4 and effect, and ii his best manner; formerly. in Borgliese PAlacei4 I. may also be had, price Gil. Proofs nti Pt,tper, 51.. 55.1 or. exquisitely finished in Colour.; awl mooted, mooted, price 311: 10s. contaloing the first rive Numbers, of „O K Wink. Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row; 3. White, I~text-,st4 . ot; Cadell and I)ariel,Ntrond; abd P. W,.Tointitis, and at the British Gal!ery of Pictures, No. 54, New Bond street. where the, b'eautiful Drawing; in IV:am:Colours, exe cuted expresily for this Publication, are exhibited. Adiait t Non-Subscriber One s, Sh . aling.• • • 4 .., i 4 1 . ; ti.... 4.; 4 ., 4.,.. • . - ... . Am, . -7---- r.' " , --': 9 54, ....' . 3 '4"... V . ; ~. .e . :. ' i.,, ' x ',V • . • i f . ;f ' TO THE •PUBLIC. rri" ‘LINTY tbAitS exp6ie.iice buffs piove4l Dr. SIBLY'S TlNtatitE most esiicutinua lirdieine tiver‘ottered to the Public, in diseigi;.i'of the Breast and- I.ukitib Xitthina, lltopn, Ni vrotts ' piaints Ague-, Conviii.,ions, and all violent- Disorders. of the S,tomaclt and Bowels, &c.. It is iblta , atit to Ili:: taste, graterol ju t4**trAm4c..l).; fo - ertevti, 014 t it way I,t; gi‘:ra nto woole witkehild, or the month. 5.11.1 lit -Ithttl6 at 14. 7s. itd. and Ih.. at the Warehimie, No. r.;, urrey Road; anti U_ _r most :Venders iu Cie N. 11. The trietatii.e has C. W. written.npon 01_0 out . i,ue wiapper. _ .T -- ,it.' TEA! 'ERJ B', - 1.813. NEW • PETITS .110Qt7X, No. 12, containing A . the celebrarod Duet,' " }test Weary Travelter,"• from the favo.trite Orcra of ' The Devil% Bride," composed by Mt. Brahma,. r.1.114e.ti with Nrariations for the Piano Forte, by 0; Kiathnsrk, prlce es. " Lord. Whitworth's Grand March itud Quiek Siep," composed by 1. Willis, price es. " Lord Whitworth's Welcome to Ireland.' it Divertimento Conipos-- ed . hy V, price -2. The favourite ; Musical Farce " Sharp and 11tAV performing at the Theatre /loyal Lyceum, comp , sed and arranged for the Piano Forte by Mr. Hook, Price 84. London Publidsed . by Omitting. D'Abnaine Potter and Co. No. i.tn, Sohu-stpare, and No. 7, Westanmeland-Weet, Under the Illustrious. Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Pr.ineei of Wales and Duke of • Sitssex * his Excellency the ITanis:l Apilmisaslor, and many Families of high Dis tinction. MACASSAR OIL FOR THE HAIR. Tina Oil is pron m tily reconenaed oil the, basis of TiIIJTI4 toid EXV•fiItIENCE, and the most .respec table testimonials—lt posi t s,: properties of the most~ Aaln brious uatore fur regtorieg Hit, Mtir where it hits been BALD foi retarsorresrevei,it fro:i; fal.ting'oir Or turnin t.rrey, - to the lattst period of tile; proilupef en toe tresses a most bei.intiftil GLOSS, SCENT, and C(...'.KL. .. This ()IL is infinitely t,iii , ....cluns in renovating CIIIL - I)iti:NS' HAIR, promotes tb,: rlcoo-th• of Whiskers, Ere brows,- fste.—in fine, it s is..t-., -eininent• 'for renovating the .1-luisiall Hair, nod oililintt-. it :01 iaceruparable ()entity. • Merchants, Captaitis,, ..: . :-;iwlil hid this•tin Article of pre. etnineut utility for pre, , ct:.ng . tile I lair in but clintates.' Fur ireneral utility a*i or lui.eil, a Treatise on the. hi:prove mein of the ' . fio,,:call I - Lit:, givin , i, a full deseritptiOn of the virtues of the Oil, with testimonials Irma persons of dl,tiii , - —.......- , , ~ gnishedeuitvidetation. I ail intetes . ;•uig Baum iind thuo . . l l . ' l 9 IIENQVA 'r I .' "" HEALT: 4 ; ~ - • : i a VaG Meet:m.l6r every rainily threugtont' the wilrld ;it is TT has hcen too feciliently the. A. thb . lts„cl Ofitis't and itoltplet), with each tootle ~ it: the wrapper, sitrned on the .4.. ecneral reprobation, tlit inei; , testit,ite ~t• (1,,• ~ir,,,,,,ts , inttviae, in rcti inl:',., " A. ROW LAM) nna Sa: , ;."—lerict: as. I ot ti;. niOical art have ott,:led thenisek . es as c - u:daiates for t;,.. ins. ed. ami it, ts: per bottls; ; sold Wholesale nu,' Itetail ptthltc patrottitgein the..criii...ssiiii et physic I' or Ihe purpose' , hy the Prcipri , tins, 1 00,:l.ANI) anti SON, Kiei.iv-itreet, Jinx of dolb..:2l" , tice to the res Lit ol , or,studies itirlexperience, and - lon-e•ardeo, tundoh; mid, hy their lid r appoa . lent, by Mr. to i , r , : , etit n.... front ben,,..., eli,scii amoo,-inose etnr,incs whose solyih, Perfumer tae , hit l'ilnic. , ty, 117, ,het. Boltti- , ,tred; i:::; , l;tier:t I,reteti.: ,i-s.thtive, onfortnnitely, ft. , ,r : ;o,,iuty, b c en . .Nl , ' ,, sr , ;• Hendrio, Ntriiots to her Miljeity, 'l itehhorne too htvoutaOly recidu- , , I. 7 he: 1 ,- . - 7, simillit he he liberal Sheet; Bayley and Mew, Ow.i;spur-streeti•MF. J) , Rigge, It P 4l erlijettdnsd a fa:: I{;' 1 ot , 4lcitie..t et'our pursuits and• ac- . 35, Gattie and Pierce, 57, Overton; 47, New Bond-street; _•• , . . •gitlitirri " e16. -- Atte'l li..i.ving received a regular ifieMeal th t t ica. . peas,krreeii•-stteet , t , irinot ‘.tet...;ori, enrsitor-itre.t ; John tuin as tile pupils- of lei,sr•s,., Gin - Well and lliiiird, whiz:Se . son, Grerk-street;', Pitty, nat.., aud co. ••Lionhard-street; luttures atwlpritetice we earetuily attended, as iiiotes,orj and rttr.: l -ky 11 , 1 sooni, Fliet'itolo - k . .0,; liix:?e, C.i, Cheapoide, and Surgebns of the London 11 ospfial •: ‘ve.entered ourselves* RS f.., ParkLstreet; Botler,•a, Clie.,ipslde ; liMvllng, - Wallier, and students in that jiistly celehtatt.ll st:l;,s-1 tor me(heat 41 , ;( ,;0ry- •:•).- 1 - 11krkmalt-Atreet, NirCnigh; Dicey , and Satton, Bow 'meat, the it,.iya I College of taitnnorgh, mid' - Wet.: i i i stro eteci Or , ch- )sled; Shaw ;Via I:Awards, 4;1, Newhery and s4,its, 4, St, Pain' Churell.,y,arrl. ; West ;Mil Read. Griiee,?titiveli- street ; in the dill scut branches, 4.4; 1 41 ,6 01Y: st.irgerf, - the the.ay..and rracalee of physic, citen , itry, niikt , vio.3), hi,t74l,y, Sec, &c, nai ' llingt 1110 WL:II , mit! C. c.r;, l':AlW%1411; Tborn, 4q,l3ncott, t , y those etti!tient I , l4 4 esbooi DIS. Munro,. t; r e itory, .bia c k, i 7,0, o)d:it-a-Street ; I.emJiars, 47, .:31obride, , Woodman, I iar..ilton Dimon and itiitrkertord. We. trust we shall not -- VieWlillY;' Dolt-on ,011 rna,144.14 L;:-:flange; Ovorton, . 1 ; 7 , be deemad i vresumptunntAn sitY.in,; that our. iiroticien: v aim .110-i'ougl.i t . DaviAoo and Son; fa), M,1ttr.1.1 , , ~,;, Fleetc.treet; 'accutreineLts are not inconsiderable. 1 - laving lot a Ion,: ',CM'S 1 "" 3 311 Per44.tec.,lldir-c0t1,r..:, Lind Mr:iicil.,! Vond,:rs in at years macle Venereal Complaints. and tin: vanotti .11 .eases . I,oinfun, and. inr - every 1:own ttirmiglunit the Enipirt.—All of I..)thility, the p#rticitiaf ohjeel.944ur ,ruitios. awl pr.:dice. toe iiii4v,o . Agenta:, - have just. re,.:,eived la large inul vie: ante it will, we ltope,bc a l .loWed that ss'.: have 4i:quire:l superior IoPPIY. • :,,., , . • .. . . , It•nbw lodge of then , treatment and ci.,:e. 'lit slight undlik:ett s.t- The !Owl. rpuiarity of this Oil has induced Soule insi ant iistealon a twee re-establishmelit is completed in dioos persoll3 ttl CullLitei:il it. T. prevent stieb imposition, the short - period ot two dayq; eml.intli:ise . ot the heint , ,t tr::. l' 1 "; ( f to "kit° . itc,AW LAND'S - -M,IC4,s B Alt 0I1 , ; ima 110Ite tire gen:tine withaut the above. Boiak, ainl sit;Lied oli Ili:: uat .YetetiicY, where other praelitioners nave failc,l a: - ,n....css; a . s . i, in rekink,,‘‘ d.. ?.t..ml.t!icl . a Soo."' Opp& 11015eye; - iitile ii: our piiin 61 treltiii.:,:t et.surc:, to tht , -. .• patient A salCAnd raclieal cure,.. • , . • . • . • Amidst the melancholy variety of disc:niers which are the ends of a h A bit loag and most unhappily . pursutl' by the yu t i t,h, of twth.se?Ces, titer e are 1011,1,111 , 4'e alarrfinigAir, mole ,distressing than, those deficit-36:s am; debilities which fle gitently prevent or enabitter the matrimonial state... To,sin.h. persons it must be a enpsolation to knot that they may opt . . .t/y a new and. infallible tniote ortrcattitent, he reO9ree. to that greatest ot all hninan ble3sings, a strong, manly, and viccr. ous constitution. ln all cases of debility, froln whatever eattScati4ing", as OI I':r , in every species of venereal inteelion, ' we marbeconsultril by patients of either sex with thegrest est secreexand honour. Hours° consultation at twine front ten to tiirce, end foxy. :. is t tie evening' till to at night. Patitints'in:.tho c,usitty,irerequeSted to state the partieti. larS' of their Lase, age, anti gcnet.4l habit allying, itze. A:e• in. el•,sing a remittance fur advice and meditmes, when the same will be gi.voo, 9r, sent I int,Tittt .4,1 the kingdom. '1 o roso re that SeCteCi; to essential to our otaiertaknig; the postage A letters .:;ftY. be tAtWed 70 the account for medicines. .. • CIIRR I li and Co. Surgeons, No. 14, Itatton-garden, .1:3". Messrs. Come and Co. , have Certificates from the above respettable Professors of, Londonand Edinburgh, to; the dil • lgehce, skill, and hutrianity, with which they per. , farmed the duties assigned thare . during the tifirge then at. tended their Leelm,s ,:i1 rl Praefice. AME 111 C TA PE 11 g [I I VRTHER L'XTHACTS.] . " WASUINGTON, JULY S. ,—The President. continnes. on the recovery 5 but he has not yet given audience to the Committee of the !'.ien:qc, appointed to m ake inquiries respecting the .ktus stan Embassy. It is even said lie will not eau " rir with them ! Nor has he yet complied with the rtclnest contained in Mr. Webster's IteSolution , 3. JULY I S.—By the politeness of the Postmaster-, General I am enabled to give you the following copies of letters received at Ids •office this fore - noon, containing— , BE:vnu.o, JULY I) . 7 4 hntve jest time to in forth yOu, that the British ; at font o'clock this mOrning, succeeded in landing a force at Black 'Bock (about 200 strong.) Oar cannon were all ospiked, and the public buildings deStroyed. At eight in the morning :about eighty regulars, two small companies of militia, and.from 40 to 50 of the Seneca Indians, together with a nitioho. of the inhabitants of.. the village, attacked the elle - my, and in less than. one hour compelled him to make the best of his way to his boats, leaving on the Bela (that I saw alter the eligagetnent was over),, 7 killed and 2 Mortally wounded, one of mrl4ll iris t captain in the49th.regitoeat, since dead. •We 'have taken 'l5 or 20 prisoners - . 00 loss is trilling-, one only killed. The enemy must have ,stiffered seVerely in his retreat, as lie,tnade -Off in his boats muter au incessant fire of tints- Jtetry,. that apparently did great execution. The, brave Major King, And P. B. Porter com tnanded. Avots - , Jun- S. Since Writing the fore going (not - the preceding Metter), I have learnt that on Friday morning iftSt.'9ne" of the picket guards of our' army was attacked by the British and IndianS, and after a:few minutes EvsistatiCe retreated. . A lientena»t and, about forty inert were sent out to aid in covering their retre:lt, but ,hy - mistake look - a wrong road, passed our git;trd, and soon n found themselves the midst of the eneiny. The work Ot de soon eintinmced; and h more horrid scene TI - cver witne , ,sed only nine of the party escaped. The temaindpr were most barbarously massacred ,or 'taken pri s the field, cut ()ii e a r i s' bodies crud nthe.tn'tetrsel torrid o L il gai ' • TO `l'H(l)lA' TAYLOR, ESQ, No. 9, New Brid,ge-street, :London. 'l4onautttn, Stu, Edinburgh, March 111. lit G leave to inform you, that ever since the Yia'r 1790, 'l . had been afflicted with the Lues Venerea which, frma olotiliptely resisting every conrse of medicine preserthisd by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un - dergoing..seiteraj.severe cours . el of plivation, and twice dis ellarge.cl front the hospital iith little relic;f, would •uppear.to he the moSt inveterkiteatature. In the spring of last yehr .„Iny_disor4c...e had got to such, a head, as nearly to pot a period to my eXlstenee---I had a large ulcer on the crown of tits heart, one on each arm, Lola soy legs were broke out in a fri,:iitful manner; my right was 'dreadfully; painful, and had heel) iu state of ulceration for the latt seven rears ; Any lift had also two large nodes or it, was very much di.coloured, and gaye such excruciating pain, paiticularlY «hen warp; la 1,01, its nearly to dtpri%a; me of rust; in this lamentable; state, I iris rvcom i ticu d tby Mr. J. 'Phompson, (who received so v,reat it cure by them to talie. your Lealte's Patent Pills, :s•hich I began to do on the 2Gth of May ; iii the course of .1 thrtnight I hegrcu to feceive beitelit--in little more than a month the ulcers on, toy head and arms were soundly Ilealed— . , 4011 'aft rr, the tore < Orl my legs healed also ; leaving, luire collideratile to •colotiration in the flan, and pain in the hone of the left, which, •by the blessing of God, and a little .b,ng,n• perseverance in ~your Medicine,,, ; thenode:. disPersing, the skin rt . gaiotni its ratural'hu', and tnc'noctitrual •I)ollo . grarittally. ping olf t —l'thus became, by; your advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my f o rmer complaints—have recovered my former spirits and strengtll, and ant become jolly,andlat, In- which statchisviog" Cantlimed in months tW o oo astonishment of all Who knew I am at a,loss.in what terms to express m 4 gratitude, lent beg %oti, for the snoil of other ..Mfering itturtal,;to' mate ibis to 7 case ill politic as porible, as. I shall. on every occa sion; in so doing, you Will greatly oblige, sir, ytitt't grateful, obedient, Very hurnble'sarvant, ALEN,. AILItIiER. Swann's Close, 1-ligh-strect, Edinburgh. - Wituesses i tothe,above .Tolin Thompsyn, 140. ft, New Poultry Edinburgh ; As4B--'“ ! bly (Ao,e,iidinburgh. trepavd t,ottl by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS 'PAY l'slculher or !lid lloyal s u r geon ,; mow; N o o, New /-),c4g4,....5tre,et, Lpoden w here. I:t[er a 'tqatst.lnt`re:,itlettee misreAltun .-'years, in a prartiee parti c4l4,.,ls.,iiivt-etea to the tlthre ofVtnere#C9l;opl:_titils and those profession should always observe i ll 'lticitlentsl to the ntits of (4eneration, with that invioiahlo ceerery which men pi', his such cases, he flatters himself the advice wild avii*tance Ito grattiitottslY t amiiiisters.to persons taltitlithi4 Slvdiine, Get e steemed, I)VA dissterning Public ' as all advahtaire ittifnahl `ILO v oid . a tat g : s ad, cipppittiottrit, for the eYavettieqess of ti,,lse living at 1 dir,tance, at the Perfutnees, No. 33, St. , ,X11 ) : 1 11',• street, Bahl-matt; the Toy.hop, No. ton, Oxforti.strect ; j)igUarouKlt' ~ No. 7, ; r. Baxter's, 4atit Edr n burgli; Mr. McDonald, iew,•ller, Glasgow; Air. ,thattstill's, Dublin ; nod by ono' person itt every cousiderablf 'toNvo let Grttat. l'ait4io and izelatul, in lunges of only Qs. if. ea d,,,ranwell, and sealed up with 101 l and plait directions, vetsous,t>fnuttier tit% may cure ibeitise.lves with I;ptred, secrec,g,, and sitfutz.. N.ll. hrl ip .1_ seitled up with a nn which, by favour of the Commissioners, is printedi ut -t ag • Swap "Vavlar, No, New Bridge- 4 treet-1. 4 • 't.,,ta is.kratku.v , 4 1, 4 tel l abuts are cupisterfe4s. iiiiyr • (From theTuiralo Gazate, July 10) BRITISH ATTACK ON: Bt.ACK t ' OCK 111 UL9ED _ . last just .ht Colonels liiiimp.. On Stiuday morning fpre ~lay-light, .•in;C NVarren,, : iwith ab0ut..•,250 of the 4ist, 460, and King's regiments, erassed the Niagara, ; below .t.:!:mtaw 11.1aial, 0110 h i:trawl fur above the .Nils.y.ydr,l .h a tare any alarm %ca.* given.. 'The tleti.icitrl militia , sat :Black Itock being surprised, retreated lip the !leach, and left the enemy- ill ' the itroliiturbed :possession of the 1, illage, who i!amedititely loiriieii tiNis s:a4 lori' barracks and block-broise at the navy yard, and b a rracks at the great battery. 'They then procee(ietl to the b4teries,' Ilhimotinted and spiked three twelve-popritlers, kind .tou'li away ttiret field-pieces and one . twelve-pounder; and also took 6-01 n the beach asap store-445c 4 totan;- . City of - whi s i m y, s‘lit,. flour,. vorti co;.,e,- hot to w,hat atswalit is nu t k lio wn.. Wiille pull of ttnzin wcre flot,inill7rl 47 (A A 01 4,11-r „ .-,..,: ~ ~ zsz--,:fi11t,,, - 1..&) ' rtit • . 1-•''' [PRICE SIXPENCE-HA ISPENNy. engaged in disposing of 'the public property, the ' , rent:antler -;:yept theaugli the village, entering many houses, but we 'have not ascertainedlll.4 they ; connuitted any outtakes on private pmperiy„ IVlessv. Joseph Sill, A. Stittitinal, N. Seelye. totd J.. Caskay, were taken across the' river. :Major Adams, at the moment of retreat, diSpatched an express to :Buffalo ; a ,part of his men came to Buffalo ;, the remainder left the beach, and mlyin the road leading from Buffalo 'to Black Rock; and took post near the road. When the expieSs ar rived at Buffalo, rapt. CUMillitlS, of the regular army, with 100 infantry and dragoons marched for the Rock.; perceiving, however, that the ene -my was advantageously posted at . the upper bat tery, with a superior force, he very prudently re turned * Buffalo. Capt. Pull had now colhected his company, which was considerably augmented by volunteers. ' From the first moment of Ike alarm, General Porter left -Black Rock for Buffalo, and was ac. , Lively employed in preparing for and arraug -lug the subsequent operations and encourat , - ing volunteers. The alarm came to the neigft bottrhood of 'Major Miller's and Judge Granger's early; and in a short time thirty or forty volun teers came from the plains. About. twenty or thirty Indians, which were stationed at Judge Granger's came dawn ; and all the forces formed a: junction, within about a mile from the, enemy ; General 'Porter, with one ,tatireti.detached mi litia under. Major Adams, took the left, the regu lars and 'Buffalo volunteers The centre,.and Capt., Win,'Hult, with aboitt twenty volontecrs from the plains, and thirty-Indians, under F'artnees brother, larded the right., it was expected-that the enemy had posted two field pieces at the barracks. to take.the road; anti it • being, therefore, impradent to advance the centre until the enemy were forced front-their potion the right tiM left moved on the' enemy's tleaks ; the left comtneneed the attack, which :was secOntled. and -ably supported by the. right ;: the right being pretty well concealed, they suffered but little from the enemy's fire.. After a: contest of ,I 5 or 20 minutes„ the enemy le.ft,his potiitiolt .at the hareacks and,by the time the centre began to move, at the sound of the bugle, he retreated precipitately with the utmost disorder and eon.. fusion, to•the beach, at the lower store-hobse o ma embarked in:several at tour boats, and , pulled for the apposite shore ; all the boats, except thelast s it is believed, got off withaat injury, but. the hind . moSt boat Wit. 3• much exposed to our fire, and, front the apnearance of the boat, the crew must heve been neatly all killed or wounded. .The Brtish:lost eight killed upon the field, five wounded, besides those killed and wotmtled.in then haat. Wt took, 15 prisoners, who are to rms oft to. Batavia. Captain Sattiniets, of. thebth Was wOunded while stepping into the boat he ' Waslaketeto General Porter's, where he now lies. Ile states ; tliot Col. Bishop was badly wounded, and carried into the boat, and says also, that st.:- veral killed -and,.tounded . were eartied into boatis., Our tins; three killed, five woutuld, and probliblyat , few militia taken prisoners. The killed were Jonathan ThonTson, of Caledonia, Setjeant Hartman, of Riga, and; Joseph Wright, :of Black Rock.. Nearly half of; the - drafted militia (es Major Adams inforins as) hare gone home ; those who remained did their duty like soldiers. Young King aud another Indian .were wounded. . :The Indians believed well, They .committed no act of cruelty. They taught because they were • friendly to the United States, and because their own possessions, Which4treVery valuable . , were in danger Of invasion. • They are apposed to cross ing the river to fight, but they are ready to ir! o et, the enemy at the threshold in deeence of the cowl - try Which protects them..:. Major King wits .at: Black *Rock aver night, and assisted . in the action. . . It is noW mot o.than a vearsince the declaration of war,,and this is the first tittempt of. the enemy to invade, Lila& Rock ; and,. considering the.re pulse'he has iaet with, it will certainly not dot-mill° his credit,..whenhis.toree was composetl of veteran troops, who had ,seen service ; •ami ours. consisting,of militia and recruiti. t .who had very few of theta been in an engagement ;before- . L-,. r. The nest . tittacit of the enemy %% ill pr“bably b made hi a diffeeent , point ; some pains on G i.t to Ito taken to give them a suitable reeeptiou. - Duringthe Whole (14y the ruialb letiiiing to MI- Woe were,filled o. with volunteers frumthe differ ent towns. • . • Since the aboVe was in type, we have been in foilned that' the enemy took a quantity of goods from Sill's store', and from buildings which %Neve deserted, some plunder was taken. Two hundred regulars have,just arrived in boats from Erie, and ar4ias we understand, to be stn- tioned at Black Rock. 0n 'lliursday afternoon last our picket guard at Fort George %vas attacked by the British, and dri yen in ; a part of two regiments i m mediately 'pained out, anti after a short ' conteit routed the enemy. On our part there were tit:tceo or twenty killed, wounded, :Lori ttkett ; Ow it,Si Of 00 . 0 itri tiSll WWI SO itIC tV IJI:1 t larger, The iltiove inic,11,, , ,... .tion ‘ve had fr mn a Gentle a mn, it'ho .a. fi S tlt 1 : 4 :,; L tieurge, when tho affair took place. • The I.4:tasil Intre appeared in stmt fIA . CC at Qacvasti,on, In Ow li int; r ,it :3Cl)lolter the lititi - Ii t. , ,,1' fr , 0 • a ';:, ll l . Br i l l : l 6 e iliet - V r • le le s: l2: t si b :: ‘ ,i l iji : ' aii nl .t ' l re td i t , : ll: i . ei . :Bl o ' t :l Y :i l i l l. g til n s l , e t t :;: l a ' : , e. : 1 ;1 3 Pi 3" : "Q : n )t l ?: l i y i eb .e . : ' t. 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