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N OTICE is hcrchy given, that a Sfssion of Dye, and Terminer and Goal Delivery, for the Trial of QJ= frnee3 COMMOICd on the High Seca, within the Jariidietton of the .Idmiralty of England,will he held at Ja4ticeilall, in the I.lailey, London, on Friday, the 21st rf Jan. next, at Eight o!Clock in the Morning. J. If CROKEIL Illtl flsl-1 FIRE OFfICE, FOIL the Insurance of Iltiildings, Furniture, Merchandize, Ships, Vessels, and all other Property, against Lost t Mintage by Insurances for short Periods, or for several- Years toge ther, :nay he effected at this Office, upon the .most equitable Trots. EN Cil PAPERS . THEATRE ROYAL, COYENT-GARDEN. T • HIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec.3o, will be performed the Playa PIZARRO. To Which will be added (6th time), a new Grand Panto ' aurae, called HARLEQUIN ANT) THE SWANS. Tolnorrow, For England, Ho with The Sleep Walker, and Harlequin and the Swans. J GENUINE MEDICINES. THE foltawing NIEDICINES may he •pro viired genuine of E. EDWARDS, 66,41» Paul's Church ".;- . lill'ilfa.lsam of Honey 3 6 . Juniper Ess, Pepperm. I ti 1; " 1 " *t ° I Waterdack 3 6 Roctie's Embrocation.. .4 0 P.:llliim's Bilious Pills 2 9 Rob bcrds's Cough Dr.; 2: 9 ;NtersAieri,p.lesiiits Drii'2 JuniperEss.Pennyroyal 1 ll* ps 9 cr u " a .. S Cerat6 I li Speediman's Pills 2 o.* Zetes Cough Drops 9, 6 Spilsbnry's Drops .•;. 6 0 * c , "''.ffiYua Tooth Powder 2 6 (reenough's Lozenges 1 li* \v "r" . wel rfoOrientalCord. 4 6 Inglis's Scott's Pills .. 1 li* hlow Welch's Pills... 2 9 Salt of Lemons 1 0 hKeyser' pills elno's V egetable Pills 4 6 Godlihr os Balsam.... 18 0 ewton's 1 ooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia. , . • 2 9 16 Ch urch's Pectoral Pills 1 li 4 Norris's Drops 2 9 * walsh' s AntipertussiS. 29' Essence of Sprisce '3 6 A'''' ''"",- Coltsfoot L0z.... 1 14 Durable Ink .. Ili • boVna Lotio WsesSes I , - " 4 . 6 British. Oil pecifieltemedy 2 9 Cheltenham Salts .... '2 9 The abov e thole, with the star ex4.lepted) will have the ad dress of E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's, an the stamp ; where 4 140 inay be had every other Patent eti4l4tiblic Medicluc. - . L2.liera! allowance to Merchants ailiiTr4ders. . itLIFE, HEALTH, 11,IYPIESS. JIB regular Practitioner plumes himself. iti , ,stnowtillat superior s agac i ty w hi c h e n a bles hies ta detect the Ilesc, if t 2 "f the Quack, while the latter, with equal blunt -.4)1 truth, retorts the charger of ignorance and o.n the established systeas'4" Regalar Medicine. Let Who shall decide when 'Doctors disagree ?" 't ruth; rfe3uniption smile, or Pride frown : it is a lamentable taint that the present•state of Medical Pretension, as am oo, Y 1 is not to be ranked with tbu incanot nu:damn:al dis try of the age. rer me let rialen moulder ou the shelf, Ike and be Physifn for leyself. tx.,, 7' is bat one infallible criterion which cannot deceive. T . .frlence is the Test of Tritth.—Dr. WEBSTER'S VEGE year '4 1 % MEDICINE, the English Diet Drink, has for GO phi ~ in every species of Fever, in all Id nds of Nervous Corn in Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in the Gravel, &o. 5t ri ,„ 441 ,,1Y restored the dejected to spirits, the exhausted its b ro - e "gm. and recalled the vital spark to multitudes, whine rjetsional skill had abandoned in despair.• ' r •• well knew the pernicious and destructive effects of ,:ittlackery, and was theretore deciiledly hostile to all deserip .lll4 "f Quacks—he was an eminent Physician, (,) , t extensive '''Perience and who, for half a century, dispensed Inure be is to humanity; by the application of this Vege e. luntledy. than all the practitioners in the Modern Mate. t i a,tledica can boast. Ile happily combined a perfect know ledge ofo.thanien frame, and oithe animal economy, with tiotaplcal science, and wilt therefore completely qualified to dminister such preparations with success. ' Those who wish to see his improved I.'egetalllc System and Vriuoiples fully developed, may, by applying to the Vetsdevs, TToeure his own treatise, a new Edition of which is jut pub lished, priti 51 . nil invaluable 'Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Co. !ft, 13orough High-street (soli: Proprietors), from._ the original Recipe, which was assigned over to Ow; by ur. Webster, some yeatii prior to his death. Sold in half pint bottles, 45.; pints ditto, 74. Cd. ; and iq 'inert ditto, 14s. each, duty included. .. IVholesale and retail by the Proprietors; also wholesale. Ihd retail by their Agents, Messrs. Howard and It . ran:, L ane-lane West Smithfield. • . All Letters and Orders (post paid) 'addressed to them, will neet the earliest attention. ie sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable ';,Art in th e uniteil Kingdom, and by the following' Venders rm7fedicitie in Londnu ; Elliotsoo, Chemist and Druggist, ; Doiton's Medicinal IVarehouse, front of the gist tl iAcloinge Cortibill,..COlesworthy, Chemist, and Drag. ' 1 41, xv • 1.• Mounsey, Chemist, hitecaape .• • 24, Great Sur late l ieet, Blackfriars-road, and at Kennington7crnss; Sanger , 4 ‘ t Ort);, 150, Oxford-street; Midgley, Cheinist and Dril4- ti:rtt:to;s!tirtit,ill ; Hudion °f end Co. Chemists, etc. 27, Hay- Pleet-street.r 324, Holb n;• nd Mattress, Perfumer, 85-, TI ENOVATED lIEALT I I. t r ims been too frequently the subject of just and in general reprobation, that men dcs•itute of dilates pt gle tnedical art have °tiered themselves as ca toe of al c Ntronage in the profession of physic: For the purposd t o t 'ing Justice tlb the resul t ou'r studies and experience. an Prevent us tram being' classed aincieg those =pities whos e ti ..„PiLidellt pretensions have, unfortunately fur society,. bee. 4 7 0 1.4 vourahly received. we beg leave to submit to the fibers ui.irefilightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. •fi r „..°lnctits. Atter having received a regular medical educa. l e W as the pupils of 'Messrs. Windt!!! 'and Illizard, whose arer and the we caret - lay attended, as professors and ',, e `'" of the Loiulott Hospital; we entered' ourselves as ni k ktilts in iliatjustly<elehrated school tor medical acquire ine;;tl the Royal Col lege of Edinburgh, and were instruiled p i a , ditlerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and t t?, s `e of physic , chemistry, midwifery, b)tariy, etninent professors, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black, be a &e. &c. "" , on. Duncan, and Rutherford. - We trust we shall not rre„ en ie i ti presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and c et t 'reinents 'arc not inconsiderable. Having.tor a long series • I) Ya is made Venereal Com plaint., and the various diseases Ot.w:l l3iß tYhe particular objeei of our studies and pradice, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior it.zaa of w iedgc of their treatmcnt . and cure. •In slight and recent isifetlion a two re.establishinent is completed in 344 1 period of two days and in those of the utmost in. 7 ,7 o ctact, where other practitioners have tailed of success, a T : Let erseverance in o t plan of treatment ensures to t he u ▪ .I, t p a safe and fittiiCisl CUM, e frottat the imelaricholy variety of disorders which *re the y ot ge cif a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the. t il, p '" of both'sexes. there arc none more alarming or more ''' re '‘lng than those deticiencieS and debilities which Ere. Prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To such t i f, -r, -° lts it must be a c o nso lation to know that they may now, it ; e Ln e tiv and infallible mode of treatment, be restored go that c St of ail human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. t,.., c onstitution . In all cases of debility, from whatever ,;" arising, as well as in every species of venereal infeetion, Est" inaY p beconsulted by atients of either Sex with te great. s t e : p r i ccY and honour.. Hours() consultation at home from flora 6 in the evening till to at night. ;zers'- of the country are requested to state the particu. cto • their case, age, and general habit of living, Ate. tee. in u rernitt4llCC tor advice and medicines, when the same drat 7 KiTes, or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure ette;-secic"Y. so essential to our undertakinf,. t,he , ilostage of maY be added to the =tint for medicines. 1 :4 9 1 3 tt 1 E and Co. Surgeons. No. 14. tfartoo-garden. I klessrs..Currie and Co, havq eertiticktes from the th e 7,.".l.betable Professors of ''LiJodon and cidinburch, for , I,lgence, s kill, A 5......, and humanit y, 'with which they per :•ftr,"ll;..",, trta durics as.ianed them during the time tihev Ali Ltetures and • VICTU..ILL/X(;-OFFICE, Dce. 3, 181:S. THE COMMISSIDNERSf6r VICTUALLING His 1113JES7'Y'..S* N. 111" do ,hcreby give Notice, That 021 Friday, the 7111 January next, thry will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (scaled up) and treat for the supply (on separate Contracts) al what FRESII BEEF may be rerired.for the use of his Majesty's .Ships'and Pessels Limerick and in the !liner Shannon Lomhmdcrry and Longhswilly and ficlfvst, CarrirlfirAws, Larne .114r,", , :a.1., and Newry; fur Vander Months certain, and farther, aaetil SIX Months warning shall be given for the termiaationV The Contracts; the Conditions of which ntay be g reen ac the. Se-, cretary's (Vice : qt this (Vice; or by applying to the Collec tors of kis Majesty's Cr;stoms at Limerick,'Londonderry,and Belfast, respectively. .No regard will be' had to tray Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board. bijiife Oat' , o'Cloch on the said Fri day, the 7th January nert, nor nnlesS the Person. who makes the Tender, or • sums Person on his behalf; attends", - to an steer when _Calks! for. •, Eazh -render must also be aceompanied by a Letter signed by tu.a.rcsponsible Persons engaging to' become bound with :lie Party tendering, in the Penal Sum of 500! . Ar the due per/army/tee of each of the Contracts. OFFICE' Or OR 1)X: 9NC E, 42, I 8 13. rrHE' I'IUNCIP.4I,, OFFICERS of Ilis 11.4- JESTI:S E hereby, .give Nati: , That Prop:Pita: will he.receiverl at their (Vice in Pall-Mall, on or &fore Tat-sday,the4l4 day of January flea-4,1'1 . am such Penton! 114 niey be willing to • undertake the S'upply ,if .7'wo .milij oar and Fifteen Tkonsand BRICKS of the description and qualities usderntentioned,anikla be delivera on the Qr - • mance Service, at North Hyde ,Cnnimon, it: the ti:unty Middlesex. The Brseks must lie delivered upon any Part of the Co,nm"n required by the .Ordnattce Officer stationed there, and as 'the :Wended Seites of the iinildinKs arc not imme diately ern:tips:ma to the Canal, some Carting will be requir ed. The Bricks to be delivered in Ow l'roportions hag, 800,000 good, luird i sound, common, stock Bricks, and 400,000 ditto picked ditto, OQ or before the 31. , :t March, Isl 4. SOOAO good, hue, sound, common Stock Bricl... 600,00 b dirt* pickett ditto, awl 15,006 'pond hashed tualra 'Cutters, an or before the 30th,Jutte following. and further Particulars, together with the Terms and Con. dition.r of lAe Confrart, may be known at the Secretary's Olicc, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of T n and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must be deli vered, sealed up and indorsed Proposals dor Bricks at North Hyde Common:" but tea Proposal can be admitted after the said 4th. rf January, at. Twelve o'Clock at Noon „f* the J ame day, neither will any Tender U.-noticed, Un less the Party »caking it, or an, lgent in his behalf, shall attend, By Order of the Board, Ar. chEdr, •‘,',.e,•,tary• On tbeFirst January', 1814, will, be Price 2s. sd.. N . b. 1. to be continued- Nltintbly, of IIE, LONDON MEDICAL, SURGICAL, • AND pliAitmActurrem, RE'POSIT(' Edited by BURROWS, Member of the Roe. CO. of Surgeons and of the Soc. of Apothecaries, Lom(on ; W. ROYSTON; F. 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GUILDIIALL. , --James Cobbler was re-examined yesterday, before Mr. Alderman HEYGAI*, on the charge of having, nit -Monday evening last,'robbed cole,,,fa.ruitkv. of fiertford4hire, tit..tbF ner of Bull' and 'AI ou th -street, in the City, of his family watch, aided by an accomplice, inn man • net , most artful and systematie,"whoinstantlypull. ed away the watch and decamped, whil e th e pri soner was held fast by the' prosecutor, an4com. to the care of the constable.' It now appeared' that the watch was restored by the accomplice, through the agency of a Mr. Wells, agent fur prisoners, on a promise no t t o peoseente.; upon which the Alderman ordered all parties coucerned in compounding the felony, for furter examination, and remanded the prisoner. 'OJT EN , sot.!A r,.--Yesterday a great number of soldier's, were, brought before W. FiE.r,plNo, Esq. from Knightsbridge . , charged with . having committed violent outrages. It.'appeared, that' mlny of the soldiers had assembled together for the purpose of celqbrating.ChristMas, and. having taken liberally at the shrine of .11acchus, they proceeded to wanton and indecorout acts. Soon acter elaVen o'clock the constables (as fa their Cus tom) entered the hoUse for the purpose of order ing all loose or disorderlypersons to their respec tive twines ; this, however, was strongly oppbsed by the soldierii, who resisted the attempt of the cunsOles.. •The - consequence of this was that a ' a severe conflict. ensued, in . which the soldiers. were victorious, and the constablei were obliged to 'retire after being • severely beaten, stime of :which were much hare, and the whole neighbonr lkood put into ~tt great state of alarm. The Sol diers expressel the greatest contrition for their behallour, and the matter was amicably settled between the parties. nATTON , ;GAD2ll.—Yesterday terence "CTOnirn was brow ht up in the custody of John,Hutt, who iipprebenaed the prisoner on the preceding night,' at . the house of tine Cain, in Church-lane, St. Oes's charged with the murder of Mr. Thomas Leonat'il, jandlurd of the Duke's Heed' public house, in Monmouth-court, Seven-dials. The servant-maid ,at the deceased saw the prisoner in the ‘tatch-hottse, and was ready to swear 'to him, but none of the witnesses were present. The pri soner stated that he was taken in mistake for a man of the more of. John Crowe, that he never was in Leonard's house, that he works as a navi gator, and had many witnesses to prove:that he was in Iris lodging on that night and-in bed, nee ver being out since he came to London later than eight„ o'clock in the evening, and that he was Only sixteen weeks from the county of Mayo, in iree laird.. Mr., LZACU, the Sitting Magistrate, or dered him to send to those witnesses, that they might come forv , .ard and prove whet he said, and ordered the officer to bring forward the witnesses to establish the charge on the next examination, until which„finie he committed the prisoner. - • rola. OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. NITA( Shicis", 241 India Bond*, 24. Si, (Bs. Navy 3 p.,T,COir. shut South Sea Stock, Irish ,', I , VVCCI/t. Exclteq. Bilk, 4s. Cs. pr. 4 p. r- 6.4 79 , New Ornniunt, 139.4 p, r et, Itvti. t (4i a Imperial Ann. r lent. nrt Cons. lot Opening„ C l l 05 ;,; i„ An:J..1,4,1)4014 6 1 d 3 FLORENCE, PEC. 1.5.--gim day before yester day the English diVision d ,of Commodore Rowley. cast anchor a league and a. half to the N. E. of Leghorn, got,ready their boats, and disembarked about 1500 men, who immediatcly marched upon the town, and occupied its suburbs. Yesterday, at half-Nit seven o'clock, the ene- my began the .attaelt,, lie was, vigorously re ceived—at eleven. o'clock. we had sile'need the enemy's fire. He seta flag of truce, ,which was not admitted--about' four o'9l.oeiche. re/cam meneed firing upon the town, bo,t,,waaans4cred so Well that an hour afterwards he latitnilood - .the enterprise—rthe enemy took advantb* , :of .the night to re-embark,.and this limning. Avel.:4 . otind three hundred killed and severkwounded; With h he left upon the. shore. SeveralAserters; who profited by the night not tore-embark, presented themselves at the gates of the ttitvn. They arrive every moment. Our garrison acted . kith much bravery._ Conscripts whieb• arrived on the Bth, and who ably received their clOaths on the 126, did not quit the ramparts. '1 here was not a single instant of disorder. Thepopulation has evinced that it was French; and giv e n unequivocal pro4i of its fidelity. tLORENC/, DFC:. 14:-,--Ott the 10th, advice wn4 received here, that an English squadron, con sisting of four shiPs.of the line, five frigates; and n corvette, had disetubarl;ed troops near Viareggio. Those. troops were'a'collection of froth 800 ti) 1000 then of differeint-nationS, commanded by a Sicilian, having the title of Colonel, and a Major named Denote. Their expedition hack for its ob ject to create troubles in the country ; it 'has en. tirely . failed,' the inhabitants of the country 11,1ve every where evlsmed the , hest spirit. A part of those troops, who were Italians, deserted„' and gave up their arins and ammunition to the Radio rities the countries. The rcniainder. did not haz a rd remaining :Illy lenl;th of time in the coun try, only advanced to Lueques and returned upon Viareggio. The enemy was, on the 12th, at tacked there, by Gentital Panchen, comm an di ng a detachment of troops of the depiu.tinent of the Arno, and re.embarlted,.ufter Laving lost - several hundred men. VIENNA, Dgc. 4.—We have received informa , tints of the-arrival of . the Qoten of Sicily at Odessa. The health of the Queen has not suffered from the voyage by sea in this disagreeable season. Dec. 7.—According to accounts' Worn the ion• tiers of Smyrna, the Porte has re-established the ancient division of Servia, iu order`to govern it its the same manner us previous .to the insurrection. The Turks inive still an army of 80,000 men in that province. 1- Vicki!, B.—The paper published in this town announces the loss of a great number tot ships with their crews, in a dreadful storm which took plaee in the latter end of November. The same ,paper contains a teelimu Tudela, the head.. quarters of the 3d Spanish Corps d'Artn4e, dated 20th Nov. which says, " th e Prince of Auglonn is here, with some thousands of men, without tie. ing' any thing, without provisions, anti without Money. Deiertion is very considerable." Artcotia, Dac, 13.—0 n the 6th, 7th, and Bth arrived in this town the last Neapolitan . troops, cg fortni the division Intended to pass through An., Cons ;' is followed hy'a considerable park of I:4'. tillery. Yesterday the King of Naples's equipages arrived here; Iftt„ati, 18.---Yesterday evening her Se rene Highness the Vice• Queen, with her children, returned to this capital, from Verona. 4.tottot_t : DEC. I I.—The head-qua r te r s of the Army of Neutrality is , for the present here, and we arc assured that its a few days they will be transferred to Aran. STRAMEG, Dac. Generia of Divi. .sion Dullest-Ile; has just arrived in this town, .40 take the command of the superior fort of Kehl. VsrtoNA, DEC. 15. For some da)s - the armies have been in ptesence of each other without hay deed of arms haying passed worthy of :remark,— scents that on both, sides They arc wititing Sro those reinforcements *hid) have beep announcetk to re-comtuenee (I)erations. Pia's, Dac,,:2:. 1 .— . --Iresterdnyr the 22di.A t t .on o'clock in the onion, the Senate imeinhlt , 4l under the Presidettev'of his Serene digluies the Prince Arch-Chi - tor:Am., to receive a ennui:ll,ll(u -tion of a decree . of his Mhjesty., relative to tin: formation of nu Extritordi ry,Cominifision. .3110 Menthers of this Connni , oion were oltnie,l in the same 471iittiniii. They are ..Count Vontintes, inei retie flightless the Prince (ii;and Elector Col l o; ,; e St. Maison, Count Barbe 111orbuis, ‘outit tia Bournooviite. On the night of Sunday se*nnight some Villains made au :at to break low thy house of Lord Pd,:;.t. , :r.:, at et ittvley, Sussex, but being tliSt In bed Wt . ire. pier halftime to accomplish their purpo&e, they t , 111:io at precipitate retreat, and got off umliseovereti. A wearer tag, 'hved hy 'Mr CienTita s 4thi totte.k by Mr. T. FaosT, were killed hitt week by P. PELL, of Bottfzirtha Bhiat, , whiubi wsigtztii Ott. anti had 13A ibs. 9i Imo*