The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-30 00:00:00

•-+ A to„: 4 1 .- e • vrt() i R` , a. • - " (ft v t ell • V . .V . V t i 4 Si i .4 4 . • — O 9 r., .1 lr, 1 41 0* . t e el. * pits , • k «., • r . , , • .• • r .:;d+.ld+. . yr t, i L an ~~ ~, '_ ,van to 111 ; dtl:4ll,ilL. ; • ~: _. ~: „'. . 13, 14, e.t11,. at• ,;t). 3111 At tormi, 6024.] THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Hifi PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 30, will Le perforated the Comic Opera of THE DITENNA. To which will hr added the Farce of THU SEE WALKER. To-inarroW, Pizarr ; L Pizarro ; with P The Miller and his Men. TTIIEATRE--ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS PRESENT EV.ENING, Nov. 30. their llraiaaCfc iiegies.Servant s will perform (sth time) n uew Grand Oriental Spectacle, called 41 .4 r which a new Musical Parte, in Two Acts, called WHO'S TO HAVE HER ? 'l'o which will be added, THE MOCK DOCTOR. tvorrow, ; with Who's to have Her? and Turn ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS REWARD. ibo'Ve Reword will • oa conviction, to any person or persons who ift!Z'lllcll information as may be the means of prosecnt- Nun:recovering damages from any person sr persons com- A dtrAt C e d fraud On his Miiestv's 'Patent, to s e cart" to floe s th e exclusive titifit, for 14 Tel" , Of ma k in g tlitu" t„ motion, t o p _ event the effects of Friction. To he ( litnietyPaatLe,i,iltzsl'.oltice, No. 40, Charing-Cross, near the Ad. ,leseN, "V" lec. 5, i:)1 Jun. . 3 / 4; ,: u rnivut _lt taucy, 0, Die. 1 , 1 ! ev, a 6 ! Cruailcji Dec. et 4 ,tolvitlo2' but ft' t .u'attO e i •v's tt, (ar c ' )1111bopk ciir r eifr. 7, I, ja 4 ar.ir c ) . 1 • • . .. . GOVERNAIENT LIFE AN OFFICE, , t, ~ I' ',' lit o ' l o -° ! l °Willg is A short Scale of some_ of the I.lft 6 - ...',, upon which CiOVERNM I'..NT are now granting itlic ANNII ITIES.--Th e ' are pavaSle Half-yearly at the Itti,, r 4 ENGLAND, the } same as the Dividends,. they map Siiiior,, r e 43 ,fivell by Power of 41.ttorney ; end , eAn bcntit•- toas,l -4, 7.41F1e or Joint Lives,. when th e per Gent. %4r.Redoced Annuli ie, are at, or above SQ. , .., _ • isy s t;rhe death of any Siingle Norninee, or the !Nunn°, of 44 )(4. 4int N'lli/inees, one-fourth part df tl)e.exOrrd An ttilwlii•er and abbrs.. all 4.rrears) , is pa.yable to tile . Pel'so . n • 11 ittii i ,:+ such Annuity, or to his - or her ExeCuto.rs,..kdint : 'C 4 44i t „`°r gns, previded it he claimed witzim Twn ~ "'lnch (lecease, but nokotheru'ise. ' .' 31. per Cents. hving"6o, and under 61 4Sin For lOW. ,of . Average Rate 3/. per Cent. Stuck. for 10.01. tbloney. re Lite of A 5 6 etirci3..k • 4 It, 0 k 712 / • 10 :...: ...... 4 17 0 . 8 0 4 . 5 3 0 . 8 10 3. to . ..... . r ;.. ~ 5 1 2 '0 0 . ....... • 0 ....... t. 2 • • 4:3 .......... 615 0 6.5 ......... 7140 .. .... Wl4 7" '7O ........... 94: 0 spat 411ti.th le'inte.r7msedB;i:tPew:grdess n i,l ill i r l ece ° ive iu Pro ' p l o 9 rton i n: o . I ,te, "L r''' htaY he had, (Gratis) on Application at this A' b; il p i :iid . . Y "ling to the " Superintend:int," if the Post- PeC* 4l ,, 4 • racy, 11' N . Attur 3fiti Deo - pc! , r • na lop lall, Tense' . Peri , oi;1 6 • 11 ' 13.24 , 0.4 - S. Superintendaut. WILLIANI B. MOUNTAIN, . %Mt) pr. , , -,. 'N eu ' --•N's HEAD INN, 5n0w...1 - 101, London, ' tli Accommodation for Tras•ellers, good Beds, N ki k ,,, Qice Litinoris,and.moderate Charges. . i h' ' * j. Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c.. set out from A rt , t " Saraccit'o I lead Inn, Snow-hill. • t 4 Pt)or, PO 'C COA(1!, to carry four ft li i d t c r ... e s ., Svt , 4 out every Myrnistg, throngh Lutterw,atli, h o ", Ilinctoey, Alherstotte, Tmuworth; Litchfield, l t 11/24:liz. r Pe , Northampton, and pilo h r a t,),,, . I Elt,'.Plymoutli, w•eyoloorli, I)•ircliester, Folnimith, Stg c stitli, and Salisbury, N.-, Post coach, every Nt..riiiirg W i. past Six o'clock, throo,,:i fluniton, 4xmin,ter, Iliirl ;' !TUN, Basingstoke, ;toil Bag hot. • . . lai„orON, Spalding, PettOwytiagh, Stilton start Hunting- N. 1 ,.. Itoyal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Couche3 4 ' lt* Ili, •tUii to Spilshy, Louth; nsity, HlO.llOll. tv, , ~ ~! u i and BitIST(11, I tying l'ost-CoAches, through ktir p r, 11 huni, Caine, and Marlborough, every .Afternoon; 4 1e t Mr. ..kltiy'.. , , the Greyhound Inn, llat.h, and the Lou ,,'kr r erti, Th omas - s t re et, awl., the Swat), Bristol, next 14 1 , 5 , ,g•7"-Coaclies to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. ha t 'l'S neW Light Coach, called The Itockingli•zill, sets out klitY Morning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, lk lo , 4 l's remarkable e , ry, nit!) a Guard throughout. Poises ii(d.,, '4l Stann'erd, . * :s;ew;rk, Ite'.fordfDoneaster, au.i Verry ,,tlett•ll.ttieCohlen Li ' en, Lee. - 1., neict day at Noon. .Not `111"'"i; the uncoanno:. Expedition of this Coach, it Is I N 't ri etl to he the most agiee;ttile 'and complete Public t•on. tik o , c ," 0 11 the North Road, being unequalled in accorptuo k i ;% \l l . l Y ;toy other. • . . . (1 1,j'' 11AL, Lancaster,' Preston, Kithy-Lonstlale, Bolton, ' k4l :l4, ' ! * : ()lll lqkirk, and Gantt:tn.; Post. -Coarhes, ~. eq :.ifter- . !11.. hit's n'cieelt. Guarded. 3 / 4 ,,,No i '; () W, Loo_,towir,'Gretna-Oreen, Anwin, D,.mfries, - ,,Aiii;' , Tli ,, vithlii, samiiiilar-Kitil, othinock, kingswai, tii. 01 14' 91., of scotland, (laniperdesvu• Coach (Daily) • 11,,,r 1 ' s 4 ft Nevre4otte awl tldinburgli, new C.'osch, Performed i l'''Sl -414 T(1 throutrhont, sets Out every Morning at half 44 4444 1 4 , °, ,• (14-16,, , 1 )y v. -- ay of Newer!., U. f,:rti, Tilde:l.4er; I )ar q,4 ben e roythaderton, l)tirliam, Berwick. .orpe .. th, and r' ~ t•tt,44.46,,ttridime themselves. fat:igned troni; . the length n 1 1.: 4 1 uo•-; . ,)* may re 4 what. time they please, and th. pi t !i - I ) , ", I thotit• 44/ additional Fare. ..J. Chi c k,-the ..., , :.a, i ti o . i .,,i:'!lfl'i•stre e t, York, run; Coaches to Sunderland, ['till, tittt )(3 o. l ,t lViut ny, and other plat Ts. . • a ii i . •' l4.4 .oit't'il and I.Vaisal new PoSt-CiinCli, every • ( ;Al l '' 4.1 S 1 . , ‘'.Poil, ) 7 4, l'enntli, and Whiteliaven, Post-C•oanb, goes 0, .• i t f ;mgti, . l''orseH, 'arid a Guard all the way. l'asses I,,ougli .. '• 1 t6'i'mgl l t i PPlchy, Greatabritlg!, Richmond, (::it,,ricl.:, i' 1,, illiAe, IVetherbv ‘I eiford 'Dont:niter, awl l .ore • i* tote tr „,,...., .. , ~ , ' . , .; ~ it l . 1 ~ , ;• , 0 i .L ,_ li e ,. io ‘ , ate6t way'hy 18:1111Ci!, elf; out et. 1.. :%131 in . ~ 1 1 -"'.74 1 1 N r ,, , vino...the journey with. the greatest fa, , z••••y. i.as i.t. '. l e d i1t...14:1it-,;taiotri on idle Itoad by buil:leis ('ir pleasure, have i . '':„' ) ,, erf . t . . i?,: ,),, it '' 4dvaritage of.thelr Seats ,14 , iiig scarred in the I" Mt.: vi l; 'l't t 'i I ,gct, , J.L) Post-Coach,• every Itlorning, at half -past potl . ( h k• , • 1'.1.1 . , • • - idy l ' VZ:II,c o . J. .t, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarpwley, :Santry:lt,. a ..ite 1 1 : 4 : 1 " , and iNlicallewi-h l'ost-Coach evexy Evening, as 01, s t - ~,,04. ,-• 1 • l ' i lt il rf '-' i ' •i t s : /4 r 4 t 1 , 1 , 1 ; i 1. ,, N . i,), Stockton, and l'artu, new Coach,. every c 7 1 11 i .14 1 , ,1it1i i ,. , ,,!,, tireor4e I uti, Sunderland. 01, t •, 7 , 4% ,„ .... , : , t. l - qt., cVilillo W , (.:Pflglet on, 7.Tewcastle,AValsab , rio. h,l(kt.J,rli,imptliii, Poit-Cos clt jvery Afternoon. Guarded. iit lasi , , It,,, ,, Asiwi ll -;.- 1 . - " , • L .„..:, s i i .!_c u i c h . i S , • [1 1 :11( 1, 11 , . , ' t*, bugtva ut,: S 1.4 , 4 , , i , is- . , , 1) o►,0 ► , ~ ',Vp i ,' .Qtti., e,.ery Evening at rivQ , clocti , (-1 ".'" (le ' l * 0 , , , ,o1:•' . : .Z4, 1 , b , 4 •Li.) and lt:•therhain Pirt-Coach, called the Rock , toll '. t..,'1t; , 1'.; ( :r.Y •loi iiin , . r 4 ' I i l l e: : l . : ;. ,' 19 : 1 0 4 ‘ i 1 ' ,. : 1 4 111 t y-ip:•; ' y Al . l!:, l ,i (- 1 ) , , ;‘ 0 ; i.; , . - : . `4'irichetiter, • Al resford, and :'. Alton •'" 4 " - , ..!:;ti,,,5.,';'••!.1.1A1 Alercfir Post Coi h, with a auard, sets 0,0 .. cll. I,4,ltertin...ii • and Y l ed ~..!, • A N , , , is se , b s ~ . . reach..s ' liirruinghain next day at 1i01 ,4 "..4 • -Ok i ' ' Vi e , i -Y, () Aford, • ttistcm . and Shipstoue, to the , i out e, :_s o ld,, ► N .: , , 1 .1111-stytt . t .Itriuiu g ham. • ti ‘ l ' O ' t 1 ' l -4,s i ` ti 1. rt „h u tuve, Howden, Thorit, - .aod I)oncaster, l'ost - 11 ,i, tir: i , -, ,t ti i ,')lii ilii i rning at half -red Six o'clock,: to the Bull ot ll , ° ,:iii ! . bl e tlv it'.Pt)lt l N :* t.,'; 'l -iiitte, Ilan, . . • I, '''` I) I.'"kr - !''Tai ' ";"re, tlothiestion •and Chesbunt Coach, oi 4 ' • ". ti, t ti, • • , • . to! 0,. ,i, ,• ti iN, tiv. . 4;0: 4 I q v ,tif. p4l, - , , I ant l . l4 4llnotit.(in Concli r Daili., at Half-tne.t eve° . : itri‘.. ',Two, Ball)-past •ot " ''dllif • st Seven rf ot, & I. , pas 1,-. our, au .a -ph . . 0 I d. •:!lept•L• th 31 ; 'N .. t eli 1 * qINT kl ' . Cu. f 11 . ; ern•rint ' c oal i, • (ti t ~..., t% a.al t I 1 . , ' N and Co. respect it !, 11 • u,l as ,kiti st : k, , my wi iti, , 1 , 1:- 1 ititliCi'Lllitt- they; will not he account - „ix • i1ti ti 1in1 1 .! 1 i t15 . V,,1.,,.' ,. ., , „ 1 ' 0 ) , '!•, Or Luggage, &c. of wore than , i4l O. 1 .,,,, t „,,,,„,,. ~. ist or .1:1111:1 , c(1, onlessentervii as {cli . . ~00, t.unillilt , , . ', .. . ~ he r d SnOW- A . ) • 41 s! 1,. ". 1. 6.) tit, s.o.iren b lnn, 1tt ... ti ., ,,,L1e, i ,,,..i . • "e> 4 : 1 ,7: 1:::• ilr!t jette anal 11...reelK ;ire ho9lted for ,all, the aliove „ ) ,, I r -... L - 7 4. -, Y, . - , c l 4.'s INOy 'Whitt 11013 C Cellar CUa V ii' °l C e i . irig i .:'_': ; i :."! . - - • ' • • 'tlif 4*4 i','' . l . ' .- " ' ...-• • ' . • f- ~ ' " NIP ° sto le! , sett' 161 l a te, ital ic 61, 141 1 ' J• I'ol llo to Ofj. , c• 40. W Olll b docz, TUESDAY, NOVEI443Eit 30, 11-41:3,. BOLDERO, LUSHINGTON, AND ROLDEROS.. A IWEEfING of the CREDITORS ►vill take place at the CITY of LONDON TAVERN, c , n IRMA Y, December 3, at Twilve ilreeisely, to recei►•r the RE PORT of the ASSIGNEES, and on other Special Air.iirs. RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co..,Te spectfully inform- the Public, that they have contracted with Government fur the STATE, LffI'TVRY of 12;0001Tic., kets, to be drawn 1.4t0 JAMJAItY, 1014. The Scheme con tains the following Prize; : ' . . El . . 2 2 2' ' 2,00) .4,00Q 4 6 7 ' - ilon - 'OO , a 16 • lOO 1 ,noo -26 . • 50 1,.. ; .) 1,835 500 Ist dr*wu Maas, Ist Day, in cad', (A)0 Ist drawn Blanks, 2LI Day, 10 each, 12,090 Tickets. L. 120,000 nrst-drawn Prize above 201. the Ist Day, will receive 10400014 First-drown Prize almve 401. the yd Day, will receive 2t9,0001. TICKETS and SHARES- are selling by RICHARDSON, GOODLITCK, ond Co. fiank.haildingS, Cuminll,- and Char ing-Cross, where they Sold, in the Lotteries-dr:Awn last Sep temller and November, the following Capital Prizes, in Forty eight : . • • • 2,354 L.20;00 • 4,185—.1..3,000 1 1,130 L.500 8,471 l,OOO 7,522 500 CASINi'4 , ENV I.La.iSti • : • • 4-4 - . • OA a large Sheet of Double Llepli kilt, price 105.141, or In st, • 1 A NEW 11.1 AV ONNE, correctly copied fium ,M4io of , France. hy stficlitlale,Ticeadi) 1 611,1 ND OF 'f I ; ; INE. This Day wal • On Canvas - and Rollers, Eight 'Feet Eight Iliches,ty Three 'Feet 'INvo Inchos,peice 21. 1 2s. 600 Ni '" 1 mum; d ,f the an COt NTRIEN, from Ow ditvrranean - to. the North Siea, and the Fttranr,: lt c. - By Captain 1:11,11.*( 1 t.% ED. Poltriih..;!, by John Stoadale, Piecadilk, of \Wan:l.l6;ly he had, a line.ci,pi• of .CltitOard's Map of Geri:l4lly, ike„ . ,. half. loutind, i-oturea 101. 104: In the Press, and speedily will be pnblidied; • APARODY of .the FOURTEENTH CIIAI ' Tlilt o f ISAIAH, and of Soule other Passiig-ee Of the same Prophet ; applied i ts predictions of the French Tyrant's destruction: 4 Poem. By S. 0 execrdhle man F:so to aspire Above his brethren ;to himself , ' • usurp'd from God not given. • • • - ' Parad. Lint, Book I , L Weyniouth : Printed and sold by the Author, and by all the Booksellers in town and country. . - • YORK, HULL, LEEDS, AND WAKEFIELD THEATRES. ' ' • TO BE LET DY AUCTION, ' - For aterm of:Threv. Fit'o;'or Seven Ye.ara, at the. Dog and 'P u ck Tavern, , ii, Scale-lane,''flull, on Wednesday the Fifth Day . of January, 1814, ut Elev e n o'Cioek in the Forenoon, • . • . . THE. THEATRES ROYAL YORK and HULL, and the THEATRES at LEFT and WAKE FIELD, in-the countrotYork, fo:tuing with the Doneaster Thoatte;:nbat is usually called the Ark and Hull Circuit. The Doncastei Theatre wt. wat occupied !,y t he M tnager of the 'York and Ilia T _Aires fr , ma year to yeart and it will be ascertained. (if possible) •p - rewivil, to the day of letting, whether the Doriceoler Theatre wip be perinifted to continue in the occupation of the future Manai;er of the.York . and Hull TlicaTreg. Printed Particulars, which contain the conditions of letting, Mid such other information .as will be desirable for persons disposed to Lease the Theatres, may be hadonapplicati6n to Messrs. Brook and 'Miner, Solieitors, York; or Messrs. Broadley dad Swann, Solicitors, Hull. SOUTH WALES. 1 1 REEHOIA) ESTATE, RADNORSIIIRE. rrlobe rremptprily RESOLD, pursuant tulip • Or of the High Court of Chancery, made '' iu the Matter of the devised Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. de. ceased," with the' approbation of Edward Morris, Esq. 'orte of the M otters of the said Court, to whom the said matter stands referred, at the Public Sale Room of the said Court, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lans, Lou.l on , ' o n Thurs . day, the 23t1 day of December, 1813, at One o'cloel in the afternoon ; PART .of the r'REHOLD ESTATES late of JOHN PRICE, Esq. kitk;en , t.i, in the Parish of Llan 7 the Comity of ParM, called Custagiall, containing 153 acres, 2. US,. Q I - Q 8 ( h ilts. Pristted Particulars may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Office, in • Southampton-buildis,gs, Chanc e ry-l ane , and of •Me.,,srs. Meredith and Robbins, sidicitoes, Lincoln's bin, London ' • also, 1 of Mr. Whitt:atone, Kingtunp And Let the I . lceen lon;l'nnybont. roa SPRAINS, 11.11EUNIAl'ISNIS, &v. • D STE4II.B'S. OPOii"f,DOC. From the great increase of ..nt . % the Proprietors of this Medicine are unable to ; , nilcr it in Bottles is before, for the sin:illest addition'to the price would iequire a stamp of double the, value, anti iditit becoi is ss heavy burtheu open the eousalnel they :Ice therefore Ittipvilvd, Lfilltrz,h reluctantly, to ,tihstitute sis ee-ski►rc for glass ; and thi6 .oninltitloc will, in fame, he sold in niNit stone.hio t ; this suns: iii vautity,and at the 'Lord t •;. of -!,. „l b , d u t y i n _ ~imied..l.-cuunterfen.3 of this ~conroble Luirip , o.ion are sold iu malty parts of Lo.idon, and Ulltht iu the c. , untry t but the genuine is prepared sold hy F.NeWhery and Sou s , No. .I,i, St. I'attl'3Cjinttli-ya I.ont;9ll,•and niey be ;wet , tained the , vords," Netv'd,. ry, SILO, tit. Paul's,' engraved •in the sta:;ips; and with tin.; Mark of authenticity 'it may also he had, of the usual 'Venders. Days was published, . • • In Two Volumes, • Octavo, .price One Guinea,. N EPITO\IE of UNIVERSAL ,Ancient wtid Ivan the earliest :ott!ieritiz Re cords, to the Cololll4:l2cement of the int-sent (ear. • • 1 . . dly FRANCIS' 15A11,5, • Sold by.i. Juhnstin luta Cr. St. Paul's Church-yard; and Itichatitson, RoS'al • Work ii:nitended as an Introduction to Ceneral I li.tory, tind exhibit: the Elise and lirogrvs. of the 1,1,:t Inate, rtd It eraletious tlrtt. ltYcc takell pinto in the .princiind rant pines, N ogdoilisi and States , of the World: nEFORMITY OF THE HUMAN FRAME, &c. iut arket-plact,' • SSalisbury,J. M pressed with n grateful sense of the' almost 'unparal leled cneottrageoint% he is e,aiitantly •favoured with in his profession, offers his services to the Public (under the •most distingui.sbekpatrOnaoe of the CIiVCEi'S of • the Sal;slarry - 'infirmary) in the following brairtes:—Mechanical Appa ratus, for ;he perfect Cure of the Distortion of the or whik i i genet, , :. : termed Deformity ; also for trouLed Legs, defective: Feet, r ikny part of the •Ilunian Frame. J. M. is authorised to live referbuyes to.sonie of the parents of those who have been benekted,'"to Medici! Gentlemen at the lust emine.oce, who afire, mitt htn and narrowly watched' his practice; and Cases Of the • most demonstrative nature 'may 4. seen at his liduse. The progress of Cure May by in— spect ed by ady•Gerrilentan'of the F4culty appbinted by thUse i,•' ''tested in the same. .1. M. almi Manufactures and. applies eqry stweies of Rupture, on the most improved priic;;pleS; Dandages for the PrulapsusAni,&e. 40. • T o qualify himself for the above ,11thiness, J. NI. has added ta Ida niechani , al aciptirentents many !years of anato, mical researches; and pledges himself to . the yeaumonity to accompliA Avon the mast sciyntitie priociples, and on the plan pursued by Mr. Chesitare.. N. N. Mrs. M. attends the. Ladies,; and the Poor in all cases considered. This Day wits pu,htisbed, A.N. , ,at Edition, vrico 66. illustratetPwith Oisrs, of A vilAcricAL 'I'R,EATISE on ti,:e Preven, tilt :%0 Care of the 7 - I.;rsj,EILE DIS,EARE 4 ,'.ri n d ifi Strietu'regi ineltsding.Trac-: 01)/ert-atioli.: on Tabes :Omni I)iseharges, &c. • ' T. Itt. `C.`.TON, Siirgeon, ' • • '-' Late the .4.1-loApitals of St. T!,..oivis'A and Ours. Piinte for tlighley; 24, • Fieet-Ftist, ; .1. iNta'rtin, Holles-sirect,Cneeodi , dp.siinigeanii Sherwood ,a4d f.:o. 96, Pat. rooster-rua, f..ndon. oral` be had, Poputnr TiTltisq oil thcoVano , , and Dittinction of the V.,C,et.i..; of bort, . with now-and sucee.ksfitl Instrnc ticnns for the ,mention . and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price DR. pommies, I ts. a Puket, -1 - 11I'1'-S, EPILEPSIES, CONVUL S IONS, HYSXERICS, and ,Itinds of Fits radically Cured by • Dr. 1101V.E:LL'S I'Oll'inhS, above forty yesrs.established. I'he,illicacy'of these lei vat oaitle l'owtlers has long been fully eVineed by the innurneraoh! Cures already conuttili: : tted to the Public. Tie f Mowino very singular cese is one selected from a copious List.:• . • The Son of a respectable•Nterchant of London, when about - l'2 rears old, ri , eeived a fright at school, which brought on Epilii;itic Fits... Notwithstanding the proMpt 'aid of eminent Gentlemen of the FaCulty, tits pt rtrqsms . became so alarming that the . youth - loit his senses and the use of his specch. In this deplorahlestine, Dr. llitwell's Powders were aihninistered; he a due perseverance iu which, he gradually recovered the Use of his facilities, and was completely re sti,rdd to health. His grateful parents permit the Doet9r to e-private personal reverence to them, to satisfy afflicted iluptirers. No. 1, Dowgute-hill; Budge-I'ow, near Linnou-sticel. This sovereign Remedy is prepared tinder the patronage of his.Majesty,.•by Dr. Howell.. Fellow of King , ' ,Coliele, and is sold at No. 18, nothbone-place, Oxford „tad, London, and no' Wliere'4dse, 'at 1 ls. a Packet, in which isr enclosed 'l';',ltise written by theboetor en the ahove-mentioned eitSCS. ..:111 letters. (post paid) duly unswere,l, and the Powders sent tn any part of the hiniplotit. The I) . oetar !nay be consulted 14 his house, till eleven in the woruips, acid !rota tout till six Au the LAMBERTS TRAVELS IN . CANADA. This Day was publkhed • : 4 „ A!ith coloureo EnTravings, a made by elder of .tilinii-atiMtiltirrelr;lrainl s hatar.ormiTtsu. !oared Map of C,.r.rola and the United States of Americia, price 304. itt extra hoisrdi, - - - fir RAVELS through CANADA, and the. -inviTED STATE' of .AMERiCA, including- a dcs,rip tint' of Newfoundland, the Magdalen Iblands, 4itebee, Mon treal, New York, &c, thew Manners, curious ('ii•ltoms, Anec dotes, Commerce of Canada, climate, the -Lakes, Imports , and Esports, Duties, T.ninage,.&c. front 1806 to 1,811, %irate of Soviet) of Canada, soW II Carolina, Boston, Charle,town, Savanna, their Literature, Natnial listory, &c. By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq. • . The Second Edition, corrected and much improved. To which are added Bkigraphical.NOtices of Madison, Ge t old Moreau, Jetrerson, Madame Jerome Buonaparte, Adams, Colonel Burr, Randolph, -Emmett, Barlow, Gene ral Pinckney,. Morro,. &c. with-a general Statistical View of 'the .United States fur a period of twenty years. Printed fur C. Crachick • and W. lov, 32, Paternoster-row, Doig and Stirling, Edinburgh, tud.Nl: Keene, BALDWIN'S DAILY JOURNAL, FUR 1814. This D4y was put/BAJA], Price Two §hillings and S i ispeuee, boomd in red leather; with , • pockets for Notes, • rill lIR DAILY JOURNAL or, Gentleman's, Merchant's,. and ..Pradesman's complete annual Ac compt MA; for the Pocket or Desk; for the_ Yen. of out' Lord, Isl.:: &II:Willi:1g' one hundred and twelve ruled Pages, on tine writingpper, for memorandums, observations. and cash, every day in the year correct Lists of , both lionsw , of Parliament, of thr ii ttkrts, &c. &c. and a variety of utwful Ttilrl :. and other i More .:ting . articles. Printed for It. Baldwin, J. Walker, G. and J, Robin son, Scatclterd rind Letterman, M HinchesMan, J, flichard son and W, Satalii and '0 0 . ; and tirodirnrid i Salis bury; and sold by ihein, and till Booksellers and SlationCrs in town and country. continmA annually. - Thts Bnnk• 1114 be T had in t'arions bindings, and with an Aluilnack, a the option of the purclilwr. BUTLER'S . CELEfiRATED VEOET.IIII,E R,ESTORA. • TIVE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended for tibitening the TEETH, Preserv. ing (il ' MS, and Preventing that dreadfuly malady the TOOTII-AcaE. BEAUTY ot Counteriance, and,..regularity of Feat ure4, are alloWeil to tivitinguish the British hair; but the Proprietor a BUTLER'* TOOTLI POW DEB, wou ld beg leave to remiod his Count rrivomen that the l',:stre ut their Charms low - half its• influence where the . Teeth are dis;:o - loured,' or slim a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexeusatile, as the . present Preparat;on - affords the infallible means of remeving every blemish of the enamel, being composed of Vegiqahles. • It is recommended to the a ttenti on o f all ranks, as elearin; nway every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the- enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the breath Sweet and delectable, and making the . Gums of their proper shape and vermilion hue ; anal a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache; - No Composition of..this kind ever brought forward to public notice, hat met such universal approba tion ; and the Proprietor has to boast • that, it is in daily Use . of Royalty. - • - APONIATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Cont;lis, Colds, A3titnati, and Sore Throats,. price Is. lid. per )lux. wholesale and retail, at. :qr. Butler's Ctiemienl, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cli..apside, corner of St, • Paul's Charchlard, Loudon I' Short) and Behan, Porti , month ; Jones, Weston, AllnuttontdAallory, Vortsra; and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and .)acerb, Shrerne,s ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull t liox , anookWorthy ; Granville, Nettleton, and Gilhrtl, Ply ; Knott and 1.107 d, awl "i‘vinney and Co. jiirmio4ll.-93; Itillih;rv, Ed wards t 0..? I` ,, rinv, And iintlainrv, Liverpool ; itinei and Lineh, Maneio,;:er ; Trewtuan, Exeter; `N with, M.inder, on, Ifitchnrn, Scott, Bader, Edinburgh ; and iMaes •!;;;;...'; Bulgin and Barry, Itri :tot .; Steveilson and ; • Swinfen, lieitoter ; Dunn and Sutton., Not tingham': and retail by must Couotry Vendrrs, is Duxes,. ut 2s. 9s. and 68. tsicb. . . FIEriTCE ;.1...,CP1.7,1(.i1444.1A.t.t`1'i.5.iii:',!. 01% . F - 7 or OR ) • 24, t Sl:4. r l "4 - 11.11-. 1'1; INCIPAL `OPprckhris• ,.. iy - • 7'l s , 1h i Propwriji will IT cretirid l ig t4rjr (Wm, 07i 411onelaw, tiee daY t/ Deeerzher l' i •esons ech(11 , 1! ; • ti audie . .lahe, th e 1,..1.0 if C;1101;Nl 1 at l'Uttri id M.! County e t c Aliddlest;; preparatory terthi,Pol'idalfoi , Vt an Ordnance hepot at that l rtla c, .and ~,e butt. tekuStbe.ocnni!tenceial on tAel;ith 1. The Particulars of the lrork may he upon . ap,oPra lian to Me. Tuit i Principal Clerk (of the irarkl'aiihe Tower," and ut the Seer:etary's Ofique, in Pell-Mall, et?intisairi, a,Ny' Dag between the Hours of Din mid .14''Antr-` where the Propoval.! untsi .he dellaerol, sealed-up and:. Olterend, • "Prplimis for Extaration at North Hydi Coannon," kid Proposal Ca/1 to canitted the said tth day of ecrnbrr, at l'o•tlee fi'elatk at iVoan of the aanrr I)ny ; will any .Tenaa br notiard, nultis Party making ft t or. rcu .gge.at in)4l3,.l44titrt4all Wend,: 44 , Order.lit the hoard, R. 11. CREIP, Seeretar:,.. • - - .OFFICE okORIJNif.WIR,dVay. 16, is's. • . T HE PRINCIPAL OFF!ICERS'.of 111.1.: J . 5;2"1 . 7.$ Pe:UkS,INI24,;* do' , give Notice, Thal Proposals will be receiv, d at 'lair Pall on. bcfpre Friday, the 3 :1 .1):(47.41,r; frton such Pee Sons cts' may i.e/' undurtakt the sapp'y of the shalit. Qatintitiesi'aFtd Des ( 'rip /idle of TIMIIIUt *end M 4 4 . 7 ' TERI ALS requirea for: i.Vervive the •Roya 1 Carriage Der. pm:tauat at vi:. ILE WEI) TlNth Eft, 701 Loads; tn;o-thieds (Jf tpr;rnei:g (170 Peet Stich an'd upwards., and one..third tif (..4) Fed and'ujnvai4ts. .• • • HEWED ELM TI IIJER, 1050- Ldarls; 80 Peet 7'recs: ItO 15ND AS II L'LM j 4, 500 Load.t; fion# 2U lc? GU Fec 0.1. K SPOKES,fer ffiFe-fyil 177tca1v,50,000; to l chrik )cd. UNt St() Jk.S, 1:1. 0 1 'l5 ; to lit116;1)rd and ko.; . ;•e 1..:t1;IS; - 14 Indi . tha, 1,250 ; 'to t e eltoppcd . and bored. : ricK 414 pf4Lygti,., 0,090 c.2hekte. • t. SPADE riovtted and compkte. One .11oiety of Me Hewed Oak' Timkr tut he delivered into Stori. on Or balOre. the SOth daiv of Trtric Oext,. and thw re vtaivider on or bcf bee the 30th Septentirr follatein,p Of 'the Tiinher onAltfoiety ,ntest k delivered Str , rc ly the :51st ilforeh next, ; and the .remainder on or before ziOth June following% -•. . , Tize while the Ottif .. Sptike.t . a7tei Ebit. Slack: Nuts, lc ail.: flee 3 , 141 LicCtirpAti., 1914, the latat• srr o r . Gebri the... auth Jute n.erl , :and the ntlte'r•ilttieler iii ?'!true Ohmths . • • .• Of the Tinatcr no*Tenflei• isill br, rte.:dyer/liar 144. than 100 Limits. 01 the r,intriving /tracks no Tender for 4.4 t;an • OA Spokes—. .5,uOJ Elm Stocks (Pairs). 100 Pick Axu lielrus .. . 5,000 S,tude Handles 9 OOO Fnrther particulars,' siay Lr hnown !qua apeeation Major-Genera Capproze, in the 11oyal "Irsenal, lrpoveic and also at the Secretary's (Oee, in Pall-Mall, ofi,rusal,l, together oat) with the,. Terms and Conditions ql the Ccc tr•act, any Day hetween the 11 , mrs qt Ten and Four o'Cloek, andiphere the Proposals , must be dqrvered, seal= ed np and indorsed, " Propmmli for Timber," hue no 'imposed can he adMitted after the r.rtd 3d day ff De . ccht b,, e , at Twelve O'Cloeh at Noon of'the same Day, neit,'we will any' Tender he noticed, -unless the Party maktnir it; or an .. , Iffent• in his itehall, shall attend. •‘ lay Ordtr of the Board, 11. 11. entry", .Coeretary. iioogiso-couGil Cull.m)Nvrrilorr IIICIN' E. . • Ad — ROCHE ' S ROVALO EmilltocATloN, MANY 'limits:lnds of Children ar e cure d an.. 'niftily by this Remedy., On the ttirNt attack, an lop., mediate applic dion 4 , IIt()CI.IE'S ENII3IIOC.ITION will pre vent the eomplititit tahiri'g any hold td the eow , titit . :o4l, tiiiri a few thill:i , 4llhy completely..eure. In the most ;t., ~i,,,,te 4 ; ...•, perteveratice will produce the desired elfocl ; 44;;i1 '1,4) 1 ~ ,,I;J:.; can be a tvell citleulnted for children as thk, 1, , r it t',.•4; , .,,t et. ~ . . ... 110_11iNi . 11cInq to 1 , 0 L 4l r iell inw;iroty. . , In earnmun Congbm this 11qicino it f'!qually oncacion , and may be'relied on for Men, Women, and Cl.lldren, as safo ,tl l ,l effectual.' In no caw can tltl9 Nletlicine be geinzine, unless sign,,( ntt the , Tappee Itortw, anti:every itoutp the nSmr 1,1 FAlWards, (.laire.hlig"4 .("to it 4 the oPI Lwle", AMe 'Vendor), eii;i-r . .%e.1 thereon.. Price ds. pvt bottle. A . RillA OE is, otititiestiottli)l);, • the most imp..rtnitt illty of. our lives, the Itiois of all; our esrlhly •.; ....on, a immortality; lint maw,. 'are deterred , • I.y 1, irrn,tes this'd they ,ire willing to ‘,ll sii ea4vi, 1 7 EN ET* s.r()RATivi.: 1 is a safe, rffectuni, permanent ; in :111 of relax,ition, deVit , :pow, lowness of spirits, inward nervous 14,1!!. Itch, trembling of the imam's, &c. oppre%siou ;it the stomach, &c. this wedivine -tfrimli certain sin! ,;!;11,,,t ( Hat e , relief; ill ulnae affections Whichindicate 4 , r want of healthy ne.t ion itt the must noble or,olis of thy h unl u 1 frame . , it is 'a sovereign remedy; whorl Vie symptoms have cuntinned. t'ur soote time, a o'us't' of 5a1..3 lII' dt•Orase of volutoo stweceris. attended wil nffectinitN of I t'3 1, 4 and t' ,ll. gt : itupitirrd I;lemuv, mtit , c9l.l3 . emaciation, nod all the symptoms of rapol t-...- 111%qng in the tuoq deplorable, humiliating, and 4tcol e ., 1 ., log tiaesse, Went to mankind ; in sorb CASeI, 4411 have failed, Dr. Vetiel's Balsam is ~ sL,v,.- relotand int:1110 1 1e rClurtly it ill, in flint, the only 1141'4h '.tic tvh►f .° CATl be robed o;), for its action on those citic and invati.iide, ~,fa and salutary ; it tirtifie,; 4v;t11oot timitiming, and without iiikming; it pro.loe., the' ti .prodo‘ction of the vs.:lsted substaii,e, mid iiivig44-.114 , 11 o eructate '4y.: Clll, secUro Li due elatioration ;old e,teil tin)) ; it 110011d:oc, strengthens, and eepleol,i, ent;re hotly; the spirits, and trimutilize , .; the Illlnll in such a inicatlcr Ikat it, truly desertes the thle of " • lust; or,. Fral of Lite and Health," a title confer. ol no it 14v eminettt for hilt talents and literan quiremeuts, in 44 Triter of thanks addressed tot Proprietor, In which he ,u4t ! ,, , 11l Coln and unequivocal belief, that if it %veil! nut.. Inv the tienetici,nl effects of this Medicine, he wini4l tint,he HOW in the taait of the living. Dr. VENEI.'s lIALs.IM is prepared and sold by the Dr.e. • tor, Nu. Alfred-place, Iteciford-square ; also Said by kis Agent, Mr. Iticharils, Druggist, 19.', Strand, near St; Cie, raeat's .Chureb ; and retail, by all respectable Medicine Vitt ders is Town and Country, price 103. tid. per pavic43, or Om tkantity of four itt cur, fat Us. . .