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\ l ' - j w I% *j . 4,• WtOlin 1 44 ) ,t • ..- I C9r :.•41 • A u- - f r 'vtig ;, ' 4 % * "tit ' ./ 7 7, / 0/11. . . 'eCit I\ \ E, THURSDAY, JULYI, 1813. NUMBER 6404.] r ritATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. lIIS PRESENT EVENING, July 1, 1813, Their Majcsty'siServants will perform JQIIN BULL 0 %lino Will ba added (7tli time) a new Farce, in Two Acts, ca I-IDLE INlled THE WALL. • 11 0Xts, 75. ; Nec , ,rni Pric, :35. 6,l.—Pit, 3s. Ga.; Sccond , s • Seeolal Price, 1.5..--Upper Gallery, is. Trice, " FPRTCI3 StsZPENCt- Altpri\nktlie V.I7CTIVZLI,IVG-OFFICE, ikne €29, 1813. THE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Hi. ? 11f..4.1ESTI'S .2V4I"Ydo hereby give Noikr, That on Friday, Me 914 instant next, they will be ready, ( re veioe Tenders in arriting (sealed up), and treat for the Sale of all the YEAST Mat shall be made in his Majesty's Brewhouse at Deptford, for a;se Yiur ; and also, • Day t By WI.LLIAM CLAIME, Ilond-s-str6q, DP4TF,NIVIEI4, ^ /IND o ri rn. DiSEASAS rir LIE tbao.viitg• tai , ) t Valuable AIEWCINEA (64,0 4 .,,L u d and prep?,,rd, by Messrs, ll•fet isii-t - YOlf.lf;N„ Veterinary stirizioiii tintY.;ll:-.31 r'eet, 14 , tilezez lio , Pital) are patronts,,l Ind used by ev,..ry eelebiat, .1 .90114inati in the United° KA ne;rl;ini. Distemper Powiers, fs. 6d. Wash for C:itila -, e in the Pa. - , each, or 6 for Is. (M. per battle. Mange Ointment, IC Cd. Oint wL!nt for Cmilier dutiltle ~Sftri Cleansing Powders the Ear, 4g. fur the .Nlan4a ic,id other Purging Balls, 2s. 6,1. per hot, Foulness in Dog 2,. perset. Tome lial •li. Ga. per linit;: Worni . ,t'owthirs, 9.5. 6d. per Astringent Halls, pdr,kookt", sit. • wassible sc Alllcll ill '. wino, s, to Set gt ' e itepott o, 11 Ltritlthis, the, ts.l”,(cus,, ''. piniON re' k.,,,„iit'ti iv.,,; .he Report! • I agile) It ( Tr , . Li [r, Ijornfrt , Ze ce i l e n t : i i the inotio4 ',. ~beta b 3: the ittpori z.tluttN:gar to., 3ii •. . .., ~,,, ~ ti t , till to amm* . i"'" wlti es of to°. • - , " t Y 'N 3 3 0 leAtin ~ 4 kp 0 ay 0 o i s ui , a r . nridet ? ; COL POI ' tt.telect ,k ' 4 .4ti t he bk : latil v ii Olt v •. • -.um*" 'ICC M.ixoept' ' . • it 5,00tv- -42;.; sitjoork s.lllThe b • , .'t (0110, tx t ,.. Ifs. • r ttPach ter, . tut, , ere 114, Au, anted tile ,fsliot, ,e (Meal- , ~_oo7,,:l`•itivroi. Ile clatier ' fl !ii) nog ' : ld' 1 iVl tl' $r td, re' Fir co:ost - c 1,, , Gcnei;il . spiv. (;,,, s c hl,, , itii (I•'rti , 'liven , . :erred. -rrive. adi d u , ~ at M ~ "Lil Yen - • VrEWS - .01 the A.IIIIE,T ar FON:TRILL, accoMpanie4 w':th D.:,:criptiorf, p; large paper. 11. 53. Proofs on P:iper.,. 21. Vs. - 111 - lIISTOItY of the CA. V. ; an Arabian . Tale: 'By Vi'illiatn Be lanai, 'Esq. NI. P. A new edition. Translated fronl the original French 3; SIXTEE'N 'VIEWS of U I.,tI(ES iu CITNITiERL.IND and wEsTmonLANn ; i)y Smith . and Aiken ; price 11. is. or, with:tVest's Gelder it. 7s. ' 'Farthesuppty of w/i.n4 COOPERAGE STORES and Town made COOPER'S TOOLS, or Tools of equal goodness; Me Service of this Department,may repiire for the seine period ; •to.be delivered into the - Victualling Stores nt Mat place, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after date. . KING CHARLES THE FIRST. AM ATEURS of FINE ENGRAVING . the PUBLIC arc most respectfully acquainted, that mated PICTURE of CHARLES the FIRST, in three I y,VANDYCKE, which was, by order of Queen Hen- Ida, sent- out to Beruini, for the purpose of obtaining Maible, executed from it hy that great ticulptqr, is . arin t by sHARP; and that a fine Drawing of the remain a short time for their inspection at the Gal- Oxendon-steeet,• Haymarket. This very inte•. ortrait, along with that of Thomas Howard Eau of also to be eugraved.by Mr. Sharp, will form part of Vork of Fifteen Portraits, taken from Pictures of • esteemed Masters of the various Schools of Painting; qtautiful Portrait of Queen _Henrietta Maria, by Van ilt 4 1 ,4 0 be given iaa the same scries ,. .-?./ar..Yittes p : - at v4,'vviii furnish a Prospectub of this Work. 4. The late Mr. JERNINGII.4.M's Productions, together or st':pratv. RENOVATED HEALTH. IT has been too Illquently the subject of just and gellelia reprobation, that men destitute uf the.eleniet4s , it the medical art.havitullered thearselves as candidates for public patropagein the profession of physic. For the purpose of doing justice to the result ot our studies and experience, ant: to prevent us front being classed among those empirk-s whose itupiudent pretensions have, 'unfortunately hit society,. been too favourably received, beg Leave to submit to the liberal ind enliehtened a faithle I stateinehr of our. pursuits and ac ' quiteinetits: - A ftet having, received a regular inelical educa• tiwi as the;Pulaila ot. Awry. G 1 and fill zaril, whiter to Mites anti' practice we Gate/nil): ~.irteruled, protessors andsurge'tins, surgeons , of the lonitin Hospital ; we entered ourselves as ' Ancients in that justly celebrated 34:11(.41 tor medical acquire menobei{,l college of Edinburgh, and were instructed ni the diAiTcotbeancibes of anatomy, surgery, the theory :led y.radice of physic, miciWiten, botany, &c, See. by those eminent professors, i)rs. Monne Gregory, Hitiniittin, Duncan and Rutherford. We trust we shell n 4 • beileemed presumptuous. in saying that our proficiency and acquireminits :lie not ineinisiderable. /laving for a lung series of years Ih3le Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases • of Debi; itY , the particular objeclut our studies and prattieei it will, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior kno - ar ledge of their treatment and cute. In slight and recent cases oils,teeltan a petted re-estat/lishment is completed in the shOrt periottof two days ; anti in those of the utmost in veferacy, where other practitioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in7oUr plan of. treatment ensures to the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders-Which are tbe effeets of 'a_ habit loitg and most unhappily pursued by the youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming o r m o re diStressine than those' deficiencies and debilities which fre. (pent ty prevent or embitter the nettrimonialstate. such poisons it must he a ennstolatiohdn know that they may now, by a new awi infailible mode oftreatment, be restored to that greatest of all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor. nus constitutiOn. In all cases of debility, (ruin whatever cause.insing, as well as in every species of venereal infecAion, we may be consuited by patients _it either sex with the great. est se,recy and honour. Hours() consultation at home from ten to three, and tionr6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country ate tequested to state the particu. Isis ot their cast, age, and general itanit of living, etc. ike, in. closing a remittance for advice and when the saute will be given, or sent to any part of -the kingdom: To ensure that sectecy so tssentia. to our. undertaking, the pOsta,te .1 letters !slay he added to the account for thydi cincs. C R It. I F and Co. Surgeons, Ni), Hatton—garden • Sold Retiiil as abofe, and by T. floosey, 4; Bread-trret, Royal Exchange also sold-Wholesale Retail lty ~.11 y . and So" Fleet-tniirhet It, Scot, an:ll3axter, Ettliiintrgh; Newberry; Ilitiltilestou and Co. Dublin ; and by the Vene*t's of Genuine Medicines throughout the Country: where inay be had their Genuine Horse. Medicines. • The Condition* of the Contract may be seen at fLe Score tcrry's Office. ' A 141; BLAINE's . . . Outliner' of the Veterinary Art 2 viih. Bro. with 9 plateii price ti. pg. _ . _ No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be in.ferted in words 'at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before . One o'Clock on the said'ei►la!u, .thr9th of July, instant, nor artless the Person who makes the Vender,er same Person on his behalf, attends, to answer wh-en - called fora Dousu%tic Trelti;e on.the Distates of Nurses and Dap, ~a. 'new edition, itteludio4 idlanness, Gs. ' • • . Treati,u ea the Distesauer, with plates, Is. T . . " • • 1 - 111113; vultie Or...FItEN:II:4IsP4,i (JUL SAIL/I A[HS i,ss te en axt longT : l4l..Vect, thing of the present day can bear a competitioli vi• if, it; in all the different stages of a certain Dm-.:se, it elti:aually cures, and C,r4thczaeS horn the ont exciting the pai.iful feel !rigs. ..tid expi,'ittre that attend Salivatiiii --without debilitating the Corfititution in any degree., or even requiring contine.rent from busi. ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of thele inestinuible Omits have proved, their claim to pubic aro ti.g, bation, for more titan tinily years. In ail t he debility of !tail! Sties they prove a never.tfiliii; ReSiotarive, Vvltittlier. the debility is produced by too free use of Mercury, by ill cit pleasures, or the efletts of a warm climate. To Tra:e.lers. and those going abroad. they cannot he reeommenite(i too strongly, as they will receive a safe, speedy, and cortipletc , 'Cure. in all old stubborn Meets, and every Weakness:that aaCts the Bladder arid Organs of Urine. By its efficacy many Women have become Mothers, who for maiiy years had been deprived or happiness. Sold, wholesale and serail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4 ; Cheap. side, comer of Paternoster.row ; Sharp, and Velar, mouth; fones;"Weston, Albm, Mallory, and Portsea ; flail and lohnston. Gosport ; Coleman and lacob, Slieernoits.; Peck, Ross end Turner, hull ; Iloxlrnd and Cook worthy; Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott turd Lloyd, and S whiney and Co. Birmingham; Hilhnite; wards and Penny, and Lathhury, Liverpool ; 6tairies and Lynch, Manchester; Exeter; Smith, Winder . . ton, Beahurn, Scott, and lia \ ter, Edinburgh ; Mater 4,t , ^4 N'Ltett - mild, I.tsgOW litygen and Barry, Bristol, ; Steven. son arid (co. Norwich ; Swinten, Leicester; I)uun and S,,t. ton Nottingham ; and retail by must Country Medichti Venders, in Bates *t as. 9d. and 6s. each. ) VIC TUA L ING-PFFICE, June 491 h, IRI3. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTcL4LLING His 411,1J4U7 4 .1"S X.,11 7 .Y do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, ti;e 16th July next, they will be "Truly to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for all such quan tities of the fel:awing .Species of PROVISIONS', A-c. as may be required for the supply of his Majesty's Ships and l• essels. at the Ports undermentioned, vii. Rum opera' he dot/ Rum and Sea Provisions Bristol, Rum, Sea-Provisions, and IVater..Yarmoinb, in Norfolk, during the Space of Twelve Months .certain,andfurther until Six Months warning shall. be given for the termination of the respective Contracts, the Conditions of which may be seen at the:Secretary's 'Offer, or by appliing to the Collectors of, his Majesty's Customs, at Swansea and Bristol, and to Mr. John Crochford, at Yarmouth, respectively. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Priiv shot I not be inserted in Troi•ds at length, or that shall not be deli veredto the Board before One o'Cloch On the said Friday,•the IGth of july nest, nor unless the Person who makeethe 7'en• der, or some Person on hiS behalf, attends, to answer whets called for: nor will any Tenderfor the Sea Provisions that con tains extravagant prices upon some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value upon others, be considered as proper to beathnitted. JNg /9' f lit t' btel do a ag I 'lce.. t gith‘• FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. fore be pull -b, ic,t, . A boat but .4 • fp- Messrs. Currie alai Co... have Certificates from thi above respietible l'rofessors of London mid Edinburgh, lot the diligence, skill, and humanity, with winch they per. rbrined ,the duties assigned. them during the time they at. tt„.ilei their i rtiort;,: 4nri• ►ratime. SPAIN. Each - Tender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Pm•sons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, In the Penal Sum of 5004 for the due per formance of each of the Contracts, excepting those for Bum and Sea Provisions at Yarmouth, for the former of which a security of 40001. end for Me latter of 50001. wilt be required. RXTRACT OF . A LETTER' PROM Al 077/CtR. " H. M. S. Pyrtunns, June 25, "I am this moment arrived w th the wet come intelligence that Lorti Wellington having' unexpectedly ndvanced on the French Army, they retreated without making Abe least resistance, burning linirgos in. theie.;i:„lvay; . ...:ivic. his LorJ. 'ship's head-quarters were' in Vittoria, when ho .heAtra rafrrpthr„ fin= retiring" Pampelurial - efolely toliclweri. by • 431701111W' di sjon Genetia Graham will give a good account Of them, I. dare sal . On the '2 th , our ship was sent olf with the above news, which was brought to Lord Keith from Santander, bythe Constant gun - brig, which sailed from thence on the 22d, and joined the fleet about half au hour before We left it. TheioSs of the Allies is very trifling, and hea'r there not more than 3O) sick in the army." VP" I uth - stt men sl! a4:4 1 OFF WE OF OR DAWNC E, .Ivne 1811. 90HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Has JESTYYS ORDNANCE du hereby giec Notice, That PROPOS4LS will be received at their Office, Pall- AAR, on or before Monday, the 514 day of July next, ji•ona' ouch Persons as . may be willin to PURCHASE about .SIXTY TONS of MARINE •SALT, produced front Me Re fining of Salt Petre, at the Royal, Pclwder Mills, at Fa- Vershaot. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN," .12ACEN'S HEAD INN Snow-Hill, London, best Acc ommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. , wing Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head lull, Snow-Hill. Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorehes- Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, •New Pest tbotun, Morning at half past Six o'clock, through lioni , Axminster Bridport Blandford, Basingstoke, and' magsbot, 110sTrIm - - Spalding, Peterborong frn h, Stilton and Hunting "v rt oyel Mail Coach, sets on trevery Evening.—Coaches fierP,/ Boston to.Spilsbv,•Lontb, Grimsby, and Hull. • „ ' E, 1110015 Wairingtou, Knutsford, Stone, and Litch "t 'ost-Coach, called, The Expedition; every Evening at ve o'clock, to the Saracen's-Head lan, Dale-street, Liver (`l 31111 Ptl. triled the, and BRISTOL. Flying Post-C o a c h es , th rou; l l r!r I,l V en hatn, Calne, a n d Nl ar lh oroug h , every Afternoon ; dape at Mr. May' s , t h e Greyhound Inn, Bath, and ' the Lon hl'i a v ern, Thom as - s t reet , and the Swan, Bristol, 'next *Il L g. -- Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &e. EEDS new Light Coach, calledlshe Rockingham, sets out Alorning at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides wily, Ih;tad goes remarkably eaSy, with a Guard - throughout. Posses roogh Stamford, Newark, Retfortl, Doncaster, .and berry- Lr,dtte, to the gold en Lion, Leeds next day at N,:oti. Not m—ltOtonit the unco mmon Expedition of this Coach, it is - "owed to rie the mo s t a greea bl e and Complete Public C on ryinee on th e N orth Road, being unequalled in accomnio ‘thiti by any other. lIKENDAI , Lancaster, P res t on , Ki r b y -L ons d a l c , B o l ton, 011,F, Oi ' rusliirk, and G ars t ang Post-Comities, ever' After, oon, at Five o'clock. Guarded.- •• ( iLASGOW, Lotigtown, G retna-Green, Annan, Du m f r i es, , Thornhill, Sauwiliar-Kiln, Catiniock, Kingswelli Vol all Parts of .7.e.otlatid, (laniperdown Coach (I)aily) MIX; .;,..lewetc,tle and Edinbur,gh, new Coach, performed a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at half -1,,•61; Si X )'clock, by wily of Newark, Retford, Tadeaster, Dar 7 Nartlialle4Nn, Dorharn, Alurpetli, and Berwick. ras.,ctigcts :toiling theinselres fatigued front the length of I , urttey, may rest •what. tittle they please, a n d th en pro , iitalSsl .44,1%1031,a any. additional Farr. • J. Clark, the Blriek li -4 44.01W-ttreas o 4 , 4,4 Ckoisoith4et tss-44545na.0rra141141.4_ thurtingh, .4% lotley, and oth er p l aces. • d thriu I ItIDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every lhlt ARLISLE, ,Penritir, and Whitehaven, Post-Coach, goes Pour Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes" through Applol Greatabrillge, Richmoud, Catteriek, ' ioroughlnidge, etlierby, Aherford, Dencaster, add Gran il!,oll (the nearcsV . way by 18 - Miles), sets out, every Morning, :"d perforfas the jeurney with the greatest facility. Pas ,"'lgers detained on the Read by business or plea Sure, hare „ 4e, Peculiar advantage of their _Seats .being secured in the gtxt Coach. 4rto Post-Coach, every M orn i ng , at 'half - past .loclo. Ili C utht S • I4t, l'scwportyWhitehurell, 'Tarporley, Nantavich, rlyt t,' c l tx and Middlewich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as ~turn • ' Sl/Nb E , ` IILAND, Snickton,.and l'arm, hew Coach, every. 10. the George I n n, ts un d er l an d . • : sof A‘;PItNTEB., tVitislow, Congleton, Neireastle, Walsal, su p 'i . tve'rlialupteru, Fosit-Coach, every • Ariernoon. Guarded. 111,01 `rWSBUItY, Wellington and Shitfnal, P ost -C oac h; NE1,7,1 Charlotte, every Evening at VIVO o'clock. Guarded. IiLI) a ul 'Rotherham Post-Coach, called th e Rock " (:)I) , L ;ely Nlorninp QMPTON, Winchester; Alresford; and Alton .11 11tZ t x t ,'./ 1 1r.re ... _ s •lt LlM...Mercury -Fortr.etwietr, tb G Uard , set s No on. - 4 A toitoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at • I rrao li .: - . asseti by Oxford, Easton and Shipstone, to the , Birtninghain. Hovvden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post e,v'erY iitimlf-past Six o'clock to the Bull , I rr(. l ) RAi i : i p; r7 n n „n i I? . ;to n . -6 te, ul *re •• ''‘, ng 11 13 Ware Hoildesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, LNHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past obelijci!Mtquist Two, Four, and Half-past Seven WILY their T and 11; MOUNTAIN' and Co. • respectfully acquaint 01 _ ,I,riends ml the Public, that they will no t h e account ph', Ptu imy Wri t o Parcels, r Luggage, &c. of more.theu 41,a- uldi4 Value, if lost or claniiiged, unless tut erect as such 411 11 , 141- foraccortlinely at • the Saracen's Moat( Inn , Snow- This Day was published, . . In One Vointrio Ro . yal Ostavo; price 15s. briards, sic ETCI-I of the HISTORY,of the EAST INDIA COMPANY, from its first Formation to-9te of the fteulating Act of 1773; with a Sunaluary,Vlew „.• witich hare taken 41ace ince that period lit `titreal Administration of Briti,h Indi s a. • By , ROBERT CIII,A.NT, Esq. • • The : Also, by thy same Author, , • .;IPediency Nl a i n t a i ne d of wt' the System by !t; ; l s rade am( Government of India are now regulated ' r q4l svo. pri ce 19.5. boards, ; iiC Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to Rast,lndia Company Leath:libel-street ; aud J. 14 Ptillr caditi • IC y. . 4 • This Day was published, ,:„ie,t:ond rdition, in 'One Volume Quarto, embentAod t , " I "I" Ni4ps, 15 Plates, wally itt:ely Coloured), and 15 ir, , yilettes, price 31. as. bum tls, lI4AVELS i o the . ISLAND of IC:ELAND, tinrintr-the Summer of the Year 1810. • I. II Y ISif GBOR('F STl' I' %KT MACKENZIE, Bart. litw ratite i)it'iti ,' 4' ;l ll( '''''' tif the It:ival Soiie ' t : y of EdittbUrgh, &c. &e. &c.' t lie activity, and the judgment with which. 114.4: Ittavehlnive been conducted we mean to bestow our Ul 4ll4, ql'apprObitisonacid to point Own (tilt att highly 111;hti.:144 imitatlotil Tilt' ft coaut witli which the . public is 14 " et ttliii, is written 'vvi . ll great plaincien and 411uPticitY. l'li'4l,,,4tire is cluii` r and lively.; and the picture. A it ,a ti r r u a n W: e > W . i vi: 4 4:4 or physical carry with them eve, y app.. , I'l ' Ilruc Y a nd Soot/ faith. "--Etliiituirgli Review, Feb. IF.,i 4. kit 144 d for Longman 1 - lirit, Bees, Orme and Brown, Ca 'f! . Li w 4. tir‘itkibuiei, Joint Murray, T. Paybe, B. lialthvi",-- 1 ('44rti) L' " l ' it 'Y'l. W. I.inilsell, Cradock. and .10y, Gal 4, Li,4".14511,taipv.,.., iii.,t ties, and T. tiamitepili LOII dWU ; 444 : c ;WU Co. 'tlitiburgh. OFFICE OF ORDAWNCE, June :3, 1813. T IE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S• ORD2VANCE do hereby give Nair That Proposals will be received at their Ogee; in Pall-Mall, on or before 11'er - hie:day, tkel4th day of July next, from such Persons as may be wilting to undertake the Supply of SAND•. BAGS fo'r sr , reice of this Department, far a period of Three . rears, determinable at the e4:piration of One Year, upon a no tice Of Three Months,'at the option of either Party. Pattern.? of the 4-irticles may be viewed upon application at the . Principal Storekeeper's,OVice in the Thwer, and fur% ther ParlicalarS, together with the Trues and Conditiots • of the Contract, may be known di the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours of Ten and Foiir o'clock, where thu•Proposals must be delivered, sealed sip and indorsed, Propuctls for Sand-Bags ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 14th ;lay of July, at Twelve :o'clock, at Noon of the same Day . : neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it,. or an ilgeat in his Behalf shall attend. • . - • • By Order of the Board, It. 11. CREW, Secretary-. THE PATENT PERLA', DINING-TA BLES, and PATENT 'III.AFAI,GAIL SIDEBOARDS and DINING-TABLES, one elegaut Pieee of Furniture, a n d up on Fire new different Plans ; th e Piqent tinpro vei l Sofa Bed s and Chair Bells ; Brass,,l;rew Four Post, and Tent Iledsteads, Furniture and Bedding- complete ; Portithie Chairs, with several other new invented and improved articles of furniture ; also a general and ve ry e tensive assortment of Uphidatery and Cabinet .Artieles.for furnishin g Utilises coin filete, ready nianuf,lattred, where I , )imilies gt. , :l e et and furnish a Whole [louse a few days, avoidi ng th e extreme isiconvenienee of waiting several Months in completing their EstabliOwent. • East and West,lndia Articles, Army' and Navy, &e. &c.. 1? ), and Skinier4,• 16 anti 7 ,,Catheinie-street. Stratui ? on erms the luost.ututierate, for prompt payment. - • • AA - TER SPENDING THOUSANDS, and ,'very well might be said the fortune of PRINCE), to unast a valuable, Article known, it must , be vitiaiiiy in any :one tocounterfeit it. " The'Proprietnr is sorry to say, 'that Gentlete sl nidstilyeall and iuform, him the) have been imposesf on airdteers, who them eo ttitterfeit.s ; -ientleztien drelare experience tlny would sooner give -ft t hvisi dive penes) other Oil wthate vet for the BALDNESS or GREY HAIRS will •notbe seen in future, if PttlNUL's Ittis;ia Oil is used constantly, to moisten this hair when dressing. It is proved the hest cud most-whole some preparation in the universe for the Hair, and is so great a nourisher if used constant,' never a heir will fall off ur turn grey; in short, where there is .hair by nature, and it has ? „ot thin or bald, and the least roots remain, by using the Rus s ia Oil regularly, yon may rely on its being restored. —PrinnoteS eye-brows, Whiskers, and Will prevent whiskers tutning reddish or grey. Is used by Pie Royal Family, and Ladies and Gentlemen of distiuction. Several Ladies and Gentlemen, who hnd used the Russia 'Oil' for years, and from thesuse of that alone, not a hair fell .off;* or tamed grey; but being persuades! to use other Oils that. are advertised, as they are cheaper, but in the end foliar! them dearest, their hair fell off, or turned grey, have declared they will use no other than the Russia Oil in future;. is the best for moistening the Flair when dressing, real ur false Hair. See the last Medical Act of Parliament, you will find Prince's Reislia.Oil must have a medicine stamp, As security, the • Proprietor has have 'of the Commissioners of his Majesty's titnno Oklic.e,tat lAN hit name,printed. art, the .Guvernment . Stamp,' will:ill is on the outside of the co r er o f eitch bottle-, the counlerYeiting is forgery; therefore any •shopkeeper selling Russia' Oil, under any pretence whatever, without .the British Government Stump, are impostsirs, and sellets of counterfeits. Ask for Prinee'S Russia Oil, at Bs. per bottle, or ono bottle, containing four small, at 11. es. ; or six lArge. for 51. duty in cluded. Said. by the Proprietor, Prince, Dentist —Observe, it is not a Shop exactly opposite No. 8; the Numbers are irre gular In John-steert, Oxford-street. Ladies or Gentlemen . sending servants for Russia Oil, will b.e particular to give them directtons as above, as there are petty shops ia John street, as well as in other streets, That sell Counterfeit RUS. Slit Oil: Sold also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond-street-; Headrie and Sons, Perfumers to tier Majesty, Tiohlsorne-street; Bayley and Biewi Perfumers to the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Dakeand DUCileSi of York Cock sp ee ur-gtrt ; Harding, 89, P a ll M a ll ; Newhery an'd .Son, 46, St. Paul's Church-yarA ; Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard ; Barclay and Son, 9, Fteet-uutrket ; Butler, 4, Cheap side ; Shaw ttnd Edwards, eti, ,St. Paul's Cliarcb-yard ; Wi thers,-en, Strand %Bacon, 150, Oxford-street ; Davison, 59 - , fleet-street ; Rigge, 63, Cheapside; Bolton, Ton, !lo a! Ex chabge_; and by :most principal rerfunwrs or Medi c i ne V en d ers in _the tiugdolt. great disfigure . Gitt.T GARII.OITY 'WHISKERS are a ment to. Gentlemen.--Ladies or Gentlemen makin trial •will be convinced, 9f the utility of PRINCE'S DYE, being so int prorod, that todouht now remains of making Grey or Car-' rutty Hair dark or Mack immediately. Observe there have been many attempts to prepa re ar ti c l es f or a similar purpose, but hare tailed. Any Gentleman having CarrOity or Grey Whiskeri, calling on Mr. P. will be convinced of the efficacy of th e Itusiiaa Dye in a few witintes. Several La lies have declared, that for years they had 'been obliged to wear fake hair, although having toterabty good, hair of their own, but it being grey at an early Mre, the)twere recommended to make a fair trial, ant in a ,port time, so great was the.d a tlitio9, that they left oil' the fdlse hair, itiht has made theit head of hair have the youthful appearance LLA , wheti twenty tvrentv years of aze. :14 . fur • . .rPrince's Dye." Half-a-Guinea a bottle, or a dozen bottles, SI. Plain directions are indOseds in eielphottie, by s o any. ith case and i rleasore. one May dye their hair themselves p it oee A 11,1t)Niall Dye, and oh terfeitetl, be careful to ask fiir ilittid with " Russian -serve corer ut each bottle is lir C;ttation.---Is most ritlthable articles, awe trte to mow gold itik.7 . and Gentlemen residing in the country, by enclos ing:J.l otie pound note in a tette' Ao th*proprietur, will record by a retornof coach one guinea's worth. Al!erChintte, Pita/tins, nod' Country Slioplieepers, sending Ordo's to Wholesale Perfumers, or Medicine Verstieri they deal with in London, will receive liberal al lowsnee. *.* na sure to order Prince's Russia Oil, or Prince's Dye; As-there aro ;mini - ' cotiotorteits. 40 . •, , La al. • Vt 110,1 shw■ we1 3 : 6 4 ale 01 )1 I lar 614 ,Itar ,0 1 :13 1i Shift! P. lieslllf, t,\ ¥ ; ~r a ipl 4llo ". t . 9 t*ISIW o f Of 3e 3P . ",,0t• SOU , gisijo s b y i; !- anliiio „A, tbe 1r,.7:1000 144 , too." ":" 1 tbG „,I, ' ',psi_ 44 ) 1 OA' er s. e re r . 1 di 0 0 1 1 ,toiN itt , cov cr :ol tigle I 'g er ibe ,111$1 7c „ co t 4 ilso" I& 110 1 0 0° ,fl y d e r, rouoe o(' lilt to-0 t , :f ot , .11 0 ' rot ) t, tie foie° , )1 1 i t t ,' 1 4 ° '4# , i v d , nrio o e o , rt oldr°4 Further Particulars, together with the .Terms and Con (Mons of the Contract, may be. known upon application to the Ordnance Officers, at Faversham, where the' Salt may be viethed,'and also at the .Secretary's Quicc; in Pall-Mall alore `said, any day between the hours V Ten and Four o'clock, when the Proposals must be di,'ivered, sealed up and indorsed,. " Proposals forillePurchase of Marine Sate," but noProposal can beradMitted' after the said sth day ot July, at ,Twelce o'ClOek - at . A r Oon -. of Me Same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party Making it, ?r aye Agent on his behalf attentL . ` •By Order Ville Beard, R. 11. CREII 7 , Seiretary, GERMANY. The following are extracts from private letters, giving a melancholy account - of the vengeance in flicted by the- French upon the unfortunate inha bitants of Itamburgh " OOTTENEURGII, JUNE 21.—We have letters from Altona of the 12th inst: The first payment ou the 43 millions of francs, demanded of burgh, is nine millions there are five millions of , 'marks bane° itt the Hamburgh Bank, and one million in circulation, constituting an amount of 10 million, of francs, which will be seized in part of the contribution, and the people will be re duced to bankruptcy and beggary. " A Proclamation was issued there, declaring • that every tenth (nen is to enter the French cr vice. " Farther, an order has been made, that any absentees who shall not return within eight day,t, shall be subjected to the confiscation of their move ables and dwellings, and to the loss of all the rest of their property. " The patriots, .Von Hesse, who commanded the Hanseatic Legion ; Hamet, the 'opulent butcher ; and Perthes, the bookseller, are out'. !awed. The two last Are concealed Von He'ise has arrived at Stralsund, where lie has been most graciously received by the Crown Prince. Meek letthurgh. and Pomerania are &lltti with inttivei front Hamblirgh. " The crown Prince has issued a notifT at StrAsuud, announcing the Commerwep,wq, n j Hostilities between Rtisshz and Denotaric," 1 Another letter mentions a report ili,it B o o w t. ! palm proposed that the Ariabitice should c wt.. limit! for six m onths," and ,that six weAis lifirii , e sly.)uld he 4, , ,iven before the refit:oval a hostiEties. The Allies, it is said, rejected the, offer, and in ;is ogi.als:iti,v:trtiGsiliot:.ll:::iiiel:.tly,eve:;itiinj.:(u)::::::::(ilievittt:ititil,:eiis):::(citiurtititlixisrblne:siati cli t g,2,) i o:t i 2l , tt . i i l. l l,d—i e i i i .: : :l,oii i itin i )it t ,ais . l l : l .;,te ; ftolan a rcl ii yi i i l t : in g .o x i: m r ' s v e e b e n e t Denmarkweo,biliuteill:rlinteitr.l tb:ii,rghTabliedia,Estls4ivileiitiiir totw copeohagen S ti vv la e t d h e o n si a li n ti ii es t . liat all ititercou Gaveco Ise i ci }e u e e n nce tk uti ued at met- Jut the letterss n Under these • hits. just been , expedited, but frorn th . S tic must bet ransmit ~c ircu „stances alt our puthern Sh " or ' es ' of ' the ' 1341-, intelligence fitted by the way of Stralsond.“.