The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-26 00:00:00

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THE COURT of ASSISTANTS of the CitA , an - for the RELIEF of POOll. WIDOWS of COM MISSIO:4 and WARRANT OFFICERS of the ROYAL NAVY, having resolved, 'with tne approbation of his Royal Ilighbess' the Prince Regent, • that, lif MI and after the Ist of January,: 1814, the PENSION 4 of SEA OFFlCtilts' WI:. DOM'S shall be INCREASED to, and established at, the lot lowing.ltates, viz.:,-- Per Ann. The Widow of a Flag ()Meer of this Majedy's fleet L. 120 The "Widow of a ,Caplain, superannuated, with. the • rank. of Rear Admiral • , • 100 The Widow of a Post Captain of 3 years standing PO The Widew ofa Vost Captain under 3.y ear i Stiindit l 4 , : 8 0 The WilloW of a Commander • 7 The Widow of a,Lientenzult, superannuated, with • the rank.of Comma nder 6O • 'The Widow of . a Lieutenant 5O The . Widow of a Master 4O The Widow of a Sue:e on 0 1 The Widow of a Purser ' The Widow of abokiAswitiiv.. '. •:. The Widow of a Gunner it'i The Widow. of it. Gutpenter • ' V 3 The Willow of a-Sec:Rind Master of a Ya?ch, or ,Mas ter of a Naval Vessel warranted by the N:;vy Board '2.5 ' With the proviso. however, that thine Widows only shall be ' reputed proper objects of the. Charity who have not Pensimis on the Ordinary iibtlintliCS of the Navy, or by any other 4r.sbt. from Government, aud vliose animal incomes, arising from t heivreal or personal estates, or otherwise,. do nOt. amount to doable the sum alloweJfor their respeotive pensions. , • • • And it being intended that ,ill,Pensions from the said Cita , rity• shall in future he paid roart , rly, up to the following days, viz. . - • T. the al st of March, instead of to the ~ .?ti; of 1 , e7). 30th Of . .11 , ie • , stst a )1:1y. '--, , .. . 30th of Sviit. ;I iit . An.,:. , . 51St of'Dec.. . • ... ..,., _ • 1.)111 of Nov. 'nits is TO OWE NOIICE TLIEII I. I i t .' ; an d ow t h e At!ida.Vits, required by t , ,e Rules of the Charity, are, in fu ture, to he sent or hr,,;) . 4 - , to this f.1t1. - :ee, , • - Between the ; , •. stud 31s1. of :%larcb, Mb •.., 1 30th of Jiine, 17th a. .. 'l.:rho!' Sept. 171: ;.. , :, it of Dec. instead of at, the times lie.-eto!• , . - .. • direettd: It is, therefore, particularly desired that all Wida.i . i, ini* receiving Pensions from the said Chace ;•,:, do. without fail, make and transmit to • me, at. I his Office., their usniti Atli:I:101s, between the I:3t.h scowl :31st December next (instead of in November), in. order - to their being paid their Pensions up to the day. on. which the present rates of Pensions ceage; and those Widows wbolnay fail to transmit: their Affidavits at the Said time will. he es• chided the benefit of. the lint Qiirter's increae. _ J. W. CROKER. N. B. The New Regalationsand Form, of Allidavit will be' ready for delivery on the 31st of bin. 1814. This .Day was,:published; In Three Volumes, (M.avo, Tr* 11.165. G ERINIANY ; transi;,ted from the French of Baroness STA EL . 1-101.5iTtiti. Plinted - for John Nlntriry, O, Of whom may be bad, Do L'Allemogne, tf/111% Svo. 11. Ills, SI:11)1,ENIENI"11.) TillUßt-LANE: EVENING, .Nov. .26. their 11. i perform (2rl time) a new Grand leetaeli• eidlod • ,ical farce, in Tyc o Acts, called • r t it ? 1, will he added, F,S. Bridge ; with'WhO's to have Tier? LONDON OAZETTR EtIIIAORDINARY , OF WFONESDA'i; xuv. 24 ; 1813. Thii Day was lothlishtpl, price Gs, beards. 1 - 1 4 NCINTJCA, beilv the ouTLlNti,s .of Et • coritsE 'of CNSTRI7C,TIONS , nu PRINCIPLES of UNIVERSAL. GRANINIAIt, as deduced ram* .Analysk of the Vernacular Ton,, ,, ne, with a Synopt;cal Table 61' Anci,nt and Niudern Alphabets, 113 itetictal - ultinlatCdy from the Non4crit. Sold by John Booth, Duhe-street, Portland Place ; and (laic and Cu. Pate, noster,tow. THURSISAY;Nnt.s.S, P.n./ 5 .'1-44.e, Noe( wilier 25; 1613. thspatche4 Of %lila the folloiNing rtie Vdpini and ixtifict , ,, haiie teen el , ceivtd by I,locoant Casilkrengft,. Liu Majesty's Principal SecretAry of State flit 'from bk Eiteellency the Esrt of Aliktdecti, K. 'F. froth Excellency General Vis. Catheait„ K. T. - I.4,,,tizi:*ht-9;in.. the tionuai•ahle Sir ChArlei Stew'att, Kai; and . EdsVard tbdinton, Ecq. DiSpotch Wm the Earl of Aberdeen, K.T. dated 1 4 11ml:fart, Nov. 7, 1813. ' . . MY IMPD)--1 - iii It4eriai Majesty : , made his' tJuhlie elm.; izto Frankfort yqterday mnroing.— Ile was met at some distance from the Town by', the Emperor Alexander and his attendants. 14 is 'Majesty received the 'keys of ~the City front the, chief. Magistrates at the Fianna gate, and after-' wards procceded•On horseback through the prio. cilia streets 'to the Cathedral Church, where 'I bean wita performed. As I accompanied his Im perial Alajesty att thiS occasion, I was a near wit, oess of the enthusiastic applause with which he' %% as received. The streets, the Windows, and, even the roofs of the liouses were crowded with spectators, who appeared to . vie with each other. ih d em onstrations of joy ; it was, imposSihle to mistake the sincere and heart-felt emotion by which they It ere produced. The affeadonate re glad of the inhabitants was loudly tcstifieti• at see ing the Sovereign, who, 21 years ago, had been crowned within theh walls, re-appettrin the cha racter of their delive r er.. In the evening the two Bmperors went to the theatre, and were received with acclamations ; every sentiment of the piece which had reference the'gxertions in the came lof Europe,. Was h tally applande . d.. • ' Pleasing as it is to dwell on thesecirctimstantes; I ant equally )m1)11 in being able to inform your Lordship of the continued progress of the Allies, iind of the tthstantial: acquisitions which have I - teen recently made by the acQession of iliflerent Princes to the c9mmon cause. r:e States. of Hesse narmstadt,,•Nassa'n, and Baden , re spectively addressed thernsclyes to his :imperial 3.‘lajcstv. They haVe immured the Confedert 7 tiOn of the Rhine, and in imploring his NI y's mediation with the Allied Powers inlve cxprest:ed their desire to join the Alliance. ()they States of imliortance htfve followed the same cdtirse, and I in3y now venture to congratulate your. Lor dship on the. complete dissolution of that form:- dable confederacy, instituted by Buonaparte for the datthie p..,rpose- of proving-either an impreg nable bulwark to France, in the event of foreigrk invasion, or the instrument ill. his hands of the subjugation of the rest of Europe. I have the honour to be, &r. (signed; To the itiglit 14,, o 0n r ahle Lord Th eo unt Castlereagh, &c. &v. &c. AL, .COVENT-GAIMEN. -I.WENINU; 'Nov. 26, will fern of . OF THE 111A - ,s:01/. cb will bt, addJd, - ,Elt AND HIS MEN. wita Folly As, it, Flies, and Dom- - - . Speedily will hr puldished, Handsomely printed in Om; large Volume, Cttavo, dedicated by permission ti the Lind Bishop of London, E OPERATIONS of .the HOLY G ROST, illustrated and confirmed by Scriptural Authorities ; in a Series of SERNIONS, evincing the Wis.loin and Consistency, Of the Econoniy of Grace; with Notes and Illustrations, ex - liihititnt.the Evidences of the Truth, and the Authorities of the '.)octrine, from the Primitive, Church and the Chureh England. • By the Reverend FREDERICKNOLAN, presbyter of the United Church. • Printed for P.C. nod J. Rivington, No. , St. Paul's Church-pad; and sold also by J. Ilatchard, MO, Piccadilly. ORS OF EAST 1NL)1.3 AND (iliNT1.1;:no:, • • -• 'NG beet) encottraged by many respecta ?Rietors to oVrt: lucid( a; a C4ntii/lute at the lion in April next, f(ir a Seat in the I)irect'.*o of I tato? the liberty' uf soliciting' the favwq of under a confident appeal to the records of the Impatiy fur my conduct, while I had the honour .I , iuyvil in , erv ic'e n wler the 'Administration . ; , u? "" nt '. the Earl of Suchinghanishire, Mar nnti p r ,ri p . 0,0 • Il'telehle).".llest opportunity of- paying my personal h '11. , r; a nd chnuld succeed through i" (6tAil ling ohjec ' t . to whir} I aspire, a tort- Orratid attention to the Interests of the East ln 1, will hest testify Sg ' raitude fur the support I I hate the lionourlo be, Your - La d ies and Gentlemen, most atiedieat and tin m i,l4. servant, tees, _or ' ALEX! ALLAN. . 25, 1$13: LIBEIiATION OF 'HOLLAND. Correct and Distinct NIAP of rrt of HOLLAND, the whole of the NETHERLANDS, ek,crilitng the Boundaries of OLD FRANCE, anti the Interior of. FRANCK up to PARIS; IN very interesting Scene of the present State of the Ni'arfare on the Content, 'will he clearly repreiesited in a MAP to' be g in tit i tty given nn fl andnod Seat, the 25th and , 29th, in BELL'S WEEKLY MESSEN- G.KR, wirit all the Gazettes, Ofiic is t DeLtils, &c. which oily be publicly communicated in the mean time, prier Elgn pence.—Order4 received by all the . NeWSlltilil PrOvinelal Pact Off ices, 'and-at the Office of Weekly M essenger, Clare court, Drury-late.. • • TO I r', ... . 441, ahrt the LEASE to be `OLD, ut a 1 11 1% 4 1 I CSE eligibly situated, mid well ;taunted ~ i f°r any % 4 t. "l" . trilig room and sitew. It is at . present n the tita' C andle 'Crude, and stands well for a Grocer o r Corn ' A t , ~ ,,,. coming in eas y. Q tue•ttf:ulay. in 'quire atis:o. 13, (Jiver I%athbone-place ; enliseWratiernacle-square, Slinreditch. • • • This Day.tPtti published, Price is. in litiard , , the Secohd Edition of • TOP()G ik If:AI, • Mid All urrAllY DES' CRIPT lON of GERMANY and the surrounding Country; illustrated by a Map'. containing. all the Military Roads and distaucei (:f the. Poit'rywits. of Germany, the Fron tier.; of France, an,: part of I foPantl, including also the en eitviron4 of Paris. • ' • Capt. 411.71.LER, Kings German EngineerA, Printed 1t T. Egerton, ; and may he had of alt Booksellers: • PATENT :111).1;',111 A L DI ~)11 N -'rA "mi p.viENT Si r)F,Boxitus in on, elet;.int. Piece of Furniture, ro new ditrerent.PlunF t: Pat eta Improved si.fa Ileas; (71 W Four Post, and Tent complete ; Portahle stt t eral other new iuveined alo improved orticlei at 4 'o l getter;il alr:1 try OKtensive assortment of 411( I Calfinet Articles fur furuishins House, om 1y manufacttired, where Families may '',llcCt and " 11 41 e Hawse :in a few stays, av,.i . ,liurg the extreme 'tlee of waiting several INfouthi in coinpicting their tent. • \Veit Indi t Articlo, Army and Nat-y ? &e. &c. by F 4 ancleri, 10; ;nu! 17, C a therine-street, Strau,d, on tnoit niothmite, for prompt payment. RICHATIDS()N, GOODLUCK, list(l - Co. re spectfully inform *theirtiblic,.thitt they have contracted wilt' Government. for the S'fATE LorrEit'y of 1.2,001 Tie 101s, to he (leawo tith JANUAItY,,IB H. The Scheme can twins the following Prizes... 9 2 2 . 3, 0 00 6,0 00 . 2 ' . , 0,000 . • 4,000 I,ooo'. 4,000 500 B,OOO. 300 2,100 'OU 1 ,f WO 1001, . A ,00 0 50 , 1,3.15. • 20... . ',-, .. , ... 26,700 500 let drawn Ithinhs, Ist Day,- 10 each, 100 let drawn 111an1i5,,24 Day, 10 each, Arrovg lumen's KEWENSIS. Dity vac 1n Fig V f ,lnineg, price 31. 3s. Ki.,\VEN! - AS ; or, a 'Cat3loglie of IL the Plunts in the Royal Butanie Gin-den, at Kew. By the Tate .WILLIAM AITON. • " Tar Seco:al By WILLI ‘M AITON, • Gardener to his \I eat). Printed for Longman, limit,- Itee•, Otme, and Browo. Paternoster-row, and ut the British G4licry, 64, New Ilwed- Vreet. Volrtmea 1\ . and V. may be had separate, to rattpicte-Seta, price lL 7t. boarit.f. 14 1111 NEW ' „, , tf PVOVIsIoNc t i vr jectiv Nv It lv all their I,ll:Zhirottr ; : f ul for n. Considerit 14M4 of 'ti me , and in any Climate. o ions Advantstges of thine MI . • t Y tlil'v eutlYely sttiersede the neerTsitv of tnking tci Stet, which, exclusive of cis own inetuu accompanied ‘6th that of its provender, and eeh row., trouble, awl expense will he caved, usrs ituathliteti by bail weather, ilu.OLlse, ;and . M - • •.4 • • •• • L .140 )0,00 112,090 Tickos. ast being, rend) , Itreasetl, they may he eaten lo_ated Ow a few illitilliri,by wliich fuel attd to clinic klty of couLity• '2lt sea bud :.t1 of little importance. They are welt- eat 4.peditions of , ..boats crews, landing parties, Ficst-:!Faun Prize above 901, the Ist D:►y, will receive 10,0001. Firm-,lvawi Prize above 21/l. the 2J Day, will receive 2x,0001. TICKETS and SHARES al'e gelling by ItICILIRDSON, GOODLUCIi, and Co, Ilanh.bnildings, Cornbill, iind Char ing-Cross, iviiere they Sold, in the Lotteries e.rrtvii la*l Sep temlber and Noveinner, the following Capital Prii.es, in Forty- Stpres : 05 , 1 L.20,0.50 40 84 . • .L.noo 1,130 8071. l,OOO I 7,52'.. .Extroct of a nispotch from Viscount Cathcart, K. T. thtted Frankfurt on the Moine, Nov. th 1818. - • 4 60' stoc 6 spio". 00 1 „f 0 ' salutary effect which even ah occasional provisions mast have on the Navy and Army, they would mostetssentittily contribute to the tic health anti services of the sick and wounded, otve to the State the valuable lives of many of Soldiers. •stls in cases of 411). to 9016. ix.cight each.— .. in quart and pint bottles. tted on the shatest notice for present money. Patentees, Messrs. Dunkin and Gamble, at Fort-place, Bermondsey,. Southwark, or to ins ist the Oilice, No. 30, Lombard-street, • .El"t LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. tqliless COMPOSITION t.,),800T5, HARNEss, is confitleiktly subMitted to I. the strongest ti:stimonies of its superiority; leather. slim:it'd pliant, and with ii-ss labour' e BRILLIANT anti lasting,JET BLACK, than from any 6tilex prcparation: Pints ls. dd. eaciii• • • ..iat• and Retail by. Bayl ey and Blew, Perfumers, bild e **ireet, Loudon (whet e the Patent Calithi continue to as al,o, Itetaa by 'twit of the the Japan tignid asici genoine arc ?ili: 0 " 1 and NTT ----.- - t br 1-ANTitiTiOSl.—it is now unequivocally f l(N"S"tt that the Patent .ISTI.-,VVIIUTION CONlito - It;' 1 ! 'the cheapest and best 'Thing ever yet discovered vt i k , 14:., nottoms, iiistCad of Clipper ; to preserve Cal?les N ► v'it e , Li i 'i,:> robbed in the Hawse-tile.,, instead o f a 1 ‘ 1,, , t, 04:. diiii ',ltQuwli tu: I the'ltiggiog of Ship! frtaii , tlre 1 ':La tt'htr,.., "'M beilig chafed, in,teall of '1 4E ! " 1 areehne, tAl tmli e :l" fur the Slidt4 and Carriages of (roils; to . rLit : ' l ‘.4, "l v.. 4 Canvas WO er-proof Blocs rizent . ttic Ms r,petliii,;;Alac,,lon in Steam-Engines, ..tigal,-,NIIII tl u lked b*„ 4 ' 1 , 12 ! (or other implements of IllisbAndr) g e n t' - : liuic, h.,„ 4 itcmers), Carriages, Coaches, Wag4ons, Uter . l . 4 , I,"l'kr",:'''')". of every I)escrlntion. It is also tiro best t !ling. ti t ti i irt : 1 1 11e Bliides of Swords,' mid all Rind of Polislii.,l ttt i) i t ." fr " '" Bust. it Will likewise preserve !rail . v,„ , . kb ti 11. ' 1 ". 1 ItUttS, C:isksi Tubs, Splits, Pots, Rail , , M i 'llii.,`" l( Nina; and a' ..i. , ' 161111 of Wood and Wooden P ik ' '' frqm the - 'V," i .". '. ~ 't o r ts, e cattier, It °rot, and Dry Rot . , either ii t t ~,.",,-,_...:_stlutliel; or its any Climate; and it %pH nut t 41 ,1 , 4,i. v 7 . , , tr0n ltail-ways from corroding and wearintc_trik o , (, ) lrirk 4"„ 1 ' the Draught so light, that One I Lirse will d o ( 14 ,11 prig,. , I wti. :''l t il":i* ofcomposition is in sonic ' otherq to ] - 4 4 4 , v„i 4 Rl'licatiuto of oil, tallow, (many kind of )t. 4l '' 11 10 , 1 'lt , or tar and the public save by its use from s .41. ' red t ' liiii 1 , 16 , " Nu,. thousand per cent. exclusive of pre ki ' is sti ar Hod tear in machinery, wheels, &c. 1 / 4 ,c, i• l `it,.''' ,l ot l ' n 'g of expense mote than that of 'saving nine .;',11,,,,t to li t ,",n , aud nothing can be so clean in its working, )i ' t t il t i 4 `" ' l t r , ' ,uble . 7-14oltl, wholesale and retail, far the ,tl tl .,* ,M 1,1 , 1,,, 9, Chariug-Cross, near , tho Aemiralty, 1 . . , k -, n, I ~, weir ;ip lanai tt at wog ship-ebandlcis, ~ . A , 4 , 1 ,wil . . . I ilei ~ ..„,t tr , r t i t , iirt, tars, libraries, stationers, droggitts, Inc!li :l4p,', b,,, 1 / 4 ", 4 , perfumers, ironinonteeri, cutlers, coach j!.)pii, tAd dltr LePers, coach and wa. , gon offices, oil and colour . 11 ,ill, i ,'I'fie, 4! „itnd shoplo•rpers, in the United li.ii4dorn, in _,., 4;titti,tie.,..is.,:i'it.l4l:l:;:airZreilbigO: f C: l t l i r t a t i i 1 1 :1 1, : . , 414 , Net ) , `'". I Sr. od. ; ins. 6d, ; one goine4, and two i qtyin h ti ti , .s c n i tfi i c t ie NN n i t o t r o u p n rS t i i n r e . i l l,' i ttl x , i t ,"-,ete " s ult u r4 l , l ..' d ,Ille.-, tviill ' o l l ' it it ttp ‘ p ‘ l l ;in i g any . thing else i iL ts inti ltity i., U Une Hidt.(iuilleil I,IOX contains a suit,- Nl 'll -1* ' t Stit*e-w-1 , to t • '..1 'Thirty-three .. h . i . tii r , e‘i ii ... ~. ,on travel , 4 7441," ula p x ."" 1 .1 . wall a'ni 4 Kith Woad Axletrees, or ,t,t 4h ',. to r ,: t :s,, ai;4l ANletrees of 'any kind.—Tbe most 1 ,, t (1 , 0 ,,, '4 the uterits of the Ccniposition , may be git rat er* Other N t rt with $ $ t). 41, CharingTeross,--Direc i i each. 130 x, which axe signed (V. D. lIIP B tOtk tl t•be )I4 te tt " • ater. : 'ft th e luso onludiy, ( 1 ,., i fhrefri he. «avail,: '• Ler renderer ' rued for all es 1 0lr of fresh p fixt.el i t a • rly as t • `'ltqratiott of fi' A • ~, e ventually bi • • I '! t ho l e Ttud s Iras of 411 : " vll . itu:l Soul , * tirilers r.xecut 4 1 1 1 31 • t th e 4ctory, F J' LI ..1 tii.,44,410 • ;rt 11.111.,14: 111; mat I‘,,,SIIOES, uniei PtolZtezt the tit mure ` ,ll l;ti ell k o iSTIt 1011. thilesit 614J'ilitt ,-t,treet Obv tk,„ar,7 and uil • ,„ q 1 1 16 1.11 the ' o•Wtry," N A A . GREY 11A111.—REn writsiums TKINSON'S VEGETA BLE DYE • ,yt'flr ranted p or f o aly innocent anti salithrious to the Hair, being prepared of • Vegetable ingrethents; is fri.e from those. eorrosivp qualities which Most 'Dyes possess, the most simple process it changes Red or Grey Hairs on the I lead or Whiskers, to an Auburn or beautiful Jet-black ; so that a Lady or cientleman may dye their own hair %Ws the utmost ease. This Dye is well' known to men of science, ansi• al lowed to be the only innocent article which changes the hair Ia a permanent colour. :Sold in bottles, 10z. tat. - and One Guinea, by the Pros prietor, JAMES ATKINSON, Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard street, Soho-square, LOndon ; and by appointment at Messrs. Gattie and Pierce, Bond-street ; Bayley and Blew, COck spur-street ; Harding and Howell, Pall Math Berry, (:reek-street; Ittn,,oge, 65, Clieapside; Low, 330, Weston and Strand; Davison and you, 59, Fleet-street i and by. mo‘t Perfumers,' Ilinr,DreSsees, anti Nledisine Venders in Tu‘m and Cmnttty.. ATKINSON'S original Ct7IILING FLUID, Vatter the immediate Patronage of 'Die ROYAL FAMILY. This curious ebemicsil Article is is most elegant stibsti tsite for Oils, Pomatums, -in stressing the hair, promoting the growth, and giving it such vigour and elasticity as to t it i'n'eurl during esetcsse, or in a stamp atmosphere: its pet . .- fume is highly reviving and grateful, and it gives it ua3t a beautiful gloss and la,einating appesnanee as can he obtained by no other tneans whatever. Price 3s. 6d. 6s. and One Gui nea. Sold by Most Perfumers. Caution---,As there are Counterfeits, please ask for Atkin son's Fluid or Dye, and observe the signature on the label, otherwise it cannot be genuine. Tlll4. value of. Dr. FILEEMAN's GUI".I7A SALUTAitts' has been so lotig proved, that no thin'. of the present day can bear a collipetition Avail it, in all the different. sties of a certain DiseaAe, which it e f.. actua lly cures, anti eradicates from the habit, without excit ing the painful feelings and exposare that attend Salivation— witholt debilitating the Constitution in any degree; or even the iriag confinement from business, or re"striction of diet.— The r adical virtues of these inestimable MOO n ave proved their claim to public approbation, for more than ao years. In all the debility' of ;both Sext , they prove a neee v.,fing storative, sillether the debility is produced by too free use of Merdnry, by illicit pleasures, or the effects of a warm climate. To Travellers, and t hcise going abroad , t hey cannot be recom a mended Coo str on g l y , as the y %Oil receive ► sa f e , speed,' an 'competeCure,. in ll old stubborn Gieets an d ever) , V ne ss t h a t. affects tbe a Molder mut Organs olUrine.• liy its ef ficacy many Women have become !stakes, whaler many years had been ilepriVed of that happiness. Sold, whidesale and retitil, at It. Batter's Chentical, Ping, and 'Patetit 'Warehouse, 4,11 Clieapulae, corner of St. Paul's Church.yard,- London ; rp iiiid Velum; Ports. menth Jones, We.stiin, Anna, Mallory, Portsea; Mall and Jo'buston, Gosport; Coleman and .Jacob Slieernes,i ; Peck, Koss and Tnrnet, Hull •• IP - island and 'Coolswartl,iy, Grinville., 'Nettleton, and Gillierti Plymouth ; Knox „kid Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham; liillln and Penny, and Lathburv, Liverpool; .Staines and Lynch, Islaticliester; l'rewman; Exeter ; Strut h i ` Manderton, 'tea burn, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and Macdonald, Glasgow; Bulge,* and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson .and Co, Swinfers, Leitester Dunn and Sitttnni Notting 11.4,:mrwiti a c i l iii retail by most Country Medicine Venders' rioXet at 9d. 'and Gs. each, This Day was published, By W. Clarke and ;ions, Law Booksellers, Portugal-strek, Lincoln's Ina t• P.lld sold by C. P. Archer, Datue-Street, Dublin, neatly - bound, with Pf whet and Tuck, price Os. LA K FA'S LAW POCKET-BOOK for the. YEAR 191.1, coal tinintr Wank ruled pages under the head, of Terms.and Sittings, for the insertion, by Co`nnsetor Attornies, of Minutes of Causes in whiph they may he retain ed t and also for Mcov,rvoulinos, Instruction,, and Cash, every day in the y var. .1 Professional ilemcnibrancer, containing at one view the LaW Business appointed on particolar days 'ill the year,lthe 11 didays, &c: A Nlemoranda of Practical Forms •in the Courts of K. it. and C. P. in most general tote, and re quired at the instant, when a Until: may not be hand. A Com putation Table of tbe.Titnes of Expiration of Boles, Notices, &c. with a Table.of Disburaement,s, skewing. the Costs ont-of pocket in any particular business, , Lists of the..l - lOuge4 of Lank and Commons, Laiv O$ ices; Statop, and fa variety of other useful Articles. (To be continued ant•stally.). The•Pocketßook for this Year will he found oonsider .ably improved, more space being allowed for Memitrandumi, • . &c. NF,W • T HE BATTLE — of LE ! PSIG," chttrac- Sonata for the Piano Porte, with neeompotti 'limits' (ad lihitttt) rot the• Violin, o r Flute and Violooello, composed by Campbell, price Os.; or for the Pi:too u Voile only, price .34. Gil. The 'favourite Duets, &c. in the g reatly ittlitiired Opera of ".The Bridge," now per-' forming at the Theatre Royal 1)r-1,15-I:we, eompOsed by Mr. Brahato, I,ihovise limy he ibid. the ,'Stir. ()pert; arrittigtql fur the Griluan Flute, price " And then failed in her Truth," a f avour it e sung %ling . liy Mr. sinctair, H. llBishop, price li. cid. Shortly will be • •puldiiii,d the Overture, thornms, &c. in the favourite Alelo , Dranta of the ed for the Pianog " Miller and Ilk Men," •now . performing tit the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, eompo , :ed and arraii Forte, by 11. R. Bishop, • Londou: Published by Goulding, lr...l.ltuttine, Potter • and Co, No. i?.O, Soho-4(oam ; and No. 7, Westmoreland-street, NIAIIIIIA6E is, unquestionably, tile nicr.t important duty of our lives, the basis of -nil our earthly happiness, and the source of immortality; but ninny are deterred front marrying by Marmites which 'they are un willing to disclose in ail such cases, DR. VENEL'S wroaxrtvE NERVOUS BALSAM is a safe, efFectual, and • pi•riniment remedy; in all cases of relaxation, debility, lan gonr, lowness of spirits, inward . Wastiugs nervOns head itch, trembling of the hands, Zke. oppression at the chest, stomach, &c. this mediciue affords certain and almost imme diate relief; in those affections which indicate disease, or want of healthy action - tit the most noble prgatts of the human • frame,' it is also a sovereign remedy : when the foregoing symptoms base continued fur some time i it waste of titbit or decrease of volame succeeds, at telidedwith affections of t he eyes,artd ears, impaired mein" in uscallar debility, indisti;,- tion, entaciation, and all thr_symptoms of rapid decay, ter minating in the most deplovichle, humiliating, and distress ing' - diseases, incident to mankind ; in such rases, when other remedies have. failed, Dr. Vend'. Balsam sore reign and infallible remedy; it is, .in fact, the only medicine which can he relied oil, for its action ou those organicis spe ciac and invariable, ince -and salataryl it fortifies without timulating, and aninintes with hont inflaming; it produces the e•prodaction of tit' wasted snltstance, and invigorates the vascular system, so as to secure it tine 0;0)0E41°11'am , ; indreil iiitri3lies t strenttwit , , antl..yepltniAies the entire body; exliairates the and tratignilizes the mind in such a manner th..t it truly deserves the title of " lam; or, Food of Life and I I e.ilth," a title conferred on it by a Tontig Nobleman, ernianit for his talents arid literary ac gyre:bents, in a ietter of 1'111110s.: addressed to the Proprietor,. in which be states his firm and ilitecitiivocal belief,. that: if it were ant for the beneficial effects of thisMedicinc,. be would not be now. in the land of the living. • • . Dr. VENEL'S BALSAM is prs , _pared and sold by the Poe • tor, NO. Alfred-place, Redford-square ; • also sold .by his Agent, Mr. Richards, Piuggist, user, • Strand, near St. Cle inent't Church ; and retAil, by till respectable Medicine Vert ders in Town and Conottv, price 10s..thl. Nr,iisttlist, or the 13 antittof four ill oneour The Emperor Alexander made his entry into the city of Frankfort on the. Maine, at noon, On the sth inst. at the head of the horse artillery and .and about fifty s►luadrons of the cavalry of tl►e ' Russian Imperial guard nod reserve, and some squadrons of the Prussian guard, 111111d3t the loudest acclamations of many thousand inhabi tants, Ills Imperial Majesty stopped near the quarter prepared-tor him to see his , cavalry pass, which they did in the most perfect parade order, after a march of 100 English miles (cantoning and as semblii:g from cantonments included), which they performed in torty-eight hours ; Viz. from Seim in. farth, by Vi'uttzburg and Aschaffenburg, to this place. On the following day the Emperor Francis tir. rived. The Emperor of Russia met his Royal and Apostolic Alnieste at some distance froas Frankfort, and hOth Sovereigns proceeded to the cathedral, wheie Divine Service was performed, and Te .Drum was sting. The la‘ t dispatch 1 had the hononeto address to your Lordship, was dated the 30th'ult: iron' Meiningen. Napoleon had escaped from the C0*,... ~ acks and his other pursuers, and has carried the reiuuias of his guard, and some other corps, to_ the left hank of the Rhine, leaving but few troops here. _ _ _ The possession of is fortress at Erfurth has berg the great instrument by which :this retreat has been effected. it was thought possible he i,eould make some stand• behind this post, while, on the contrary, he redoubled his speed ; and having, possession of the het road, while the cross roads by which the Allies endeavoured to intercept him were scarcely` passable, he gained several mareheii. General 0)1'14 'Wreck gallantly arrtirect his progress for two days at Hamm ; on the first of which, particularly, the French tought with grpot obstinacy, and the loss has been eon,iderible both sides, There' is one mull spot where ;Ail officer of rank, who saw it, iIS;;UIT.3 me, that Ilte carnage of men and horses was most extraor- dinary. • The' efforts of this . Anstrian and Bavarian nrmy, thotigh they Stopped the enemy for two could not prevent his arriving at. Mnytyceliefor z e, the - columns under the orders of theTichl-Mar.. shal Prince Schwartzenherg could overtake him. `There are different - accounts of the entirty'a force ; but considering, the nimil, , ,ers left on the field of battle at Leipsiu,' and in that city, the number di inisoners sent to the tear dnrini; the retreat by all the corps, whicli came up with the enemy, und'the losses matt) trAle nilretrtuts of so difficult and $o protract c:f 11.1)4t 1 6 . e; it se ellt4 that he c'an have eatried fifty thoaao4, ,~