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I- f ._ ' , ....... , , ~,...:... '. -....-,,, ' , ~. .1„ ,),'^': +' r4 4 4:•- ) 44 - 1 . 9 ' ' • •Li'';,,i'l.Z _ 7 • . ' A 1: II 1 —4 :•- - -..-- .. . _ . , • 'di ift7; . II \\\V\ < NUMBER r - i.j T U ESDA V. Jtl 88, 1813. , r PRICF, SIk.PEN6t-TIALFIii;NNY. THEATitt-ItOYAL, COVENt4ARDEN. ii}lB. SIDDONS having ofost kindly offered , to act fur th e IIF.NErIT of Mr. C. KEMBLE, the L , itL are test4ctfolly informed that on FRIDAY NEXT, II) 1 80, will be acted the Tragedy of MACBETEt. - Macbeth, by Mr. C: KEMBLE, Macduti, by Mr. F.GERTON, Lady Marbeth, by Mrs. SIDDONS. ' "itch ttlTl be added (in consequence of the very great ap inse with which it has been received), 4th time, the new tiniont 'Arlo-Drama, alied The BRAZEN BUST. "it'Ottertnr e s And Ninsie composed by Mr. Bishop. 'file Principal Character* by 14r, 132 VtRYNIOPIE, Mr. ABIIO fT, Mr. LISTON, Mr. CRESWELL, Mr. EGERTON, Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Mrs, DAVENPORT, Miss E. BOLTON. licilts to be had of Mr. C. kemble, Westbourn-Green, itlin r°n; and of Mr. Brandon at the Theatre, where tqs for the !luxes may be taken. itoy,ki, ACADEMY, SOMERSET-PIAE, pl!sp, x I .131 . 1`10N 'Of . the ROYAL ; 03.Anks.,:t l y is now ()PEN, from Right o'clocir in the `ll.lE(ili Never) du the Avoning. Athuisiiiun Is. :Catalogue Is. 1-10M'ARD, R.A. Sec: )Lt c 1 1tES ON NlintvivEßY.Nr. VIE MIDDLESEX iosATAL. • • . • kt*igi.ktimAN , Physician, Accoucher to Vddi , ( -e x T• 1 and Westminster flenera l pgl),lnikr4uitutiv.6o,lhi, ijcrialts43 i thq . t-i 1:()ItY o: 'Stet iWIOERY . , and' the .I)IEA.SI I ,'S of Ur ti2iLDREN at Midd (N lesrx 1-la:it, on rur ~ltjl i ,Wed .fi Jui: ;It 'ren o'c ' fock the.Forcnouts. Itnnwn appiication 4 0113 e :k! l p? 1, :tittr"11"e , he ; and Ht Dr. Merriman s (i . , dslilf iit i o d ilf.°' ' ' l ' II " ) SURGEON IN Tim COUNTRY.. . . copf..lN APPitt.;\-ricl,;, w h o will liiive. the pi-I%A -led ot.i.. toie ll , gt, if 41 .! , 11(1iii. 4 . the coul a t ) . • Hospital, to iknirore id,,,, i )11 '. 111 Lits. ..1 ion.. , Gentleman,. wishing . and of other 1 . 1 4ild e o l i f i m the mittih e of I.ls Proles;sion prior to attending tke iT , . 0 ,, ,L1,.,114,.1... may I.e admitted &Pupil, : oil : . "l'ii•Ving Clinieitl Lecture's; turd opportunities 1 . with the o at i n s : 1 Itio: 4 ' '''' I,r,., : i . '"re, if by letler post,Limid, to Mr. Rpgg, Chentist.Fkeet"' Lulidon, mho wili '..ov e a ruf.....,...e.e. . . .. . ... . . I\ l 'Air.llll,E PATENTS. ki l t , PA 1, , ,111{01:4/ ER „, ill, put up for SALE' %; 1 1` - '4'tili:.kw Ps on Fridly the 13th June, 1813, „II eit,ii1J.1.:1,1.1i..P., I -1 11'1'7.N i'zl, to;' preventing , AccidePts !era.; r a p tiOA, lilt lienlirl y thnqe wi th two wheels, when the ;(, o f f qt, when tie ~,Arl, wbetl the wheel:. br..eli, when they k , !.4).!" ' 44 the stiaft, oreaL, when the horie kicks or runs , a t , il.'Pectue fit - th e progf4 Intl „,.. t .ni c ,ja kTo r the sale may lair,i,Lt ( ;.Ir, ~, ~.... .7 i.,,4,, i,;, - : -.. „; '97 m i t ~,,, , ...gArtle:3 ; :of ‘ 4 , 1 -tltn.,, ty • ,';',.. .1 . • • ' ' "'Li f etfo'rt-iinild,ttge.itratta; Ili et C : t a, l. o 4 '' 64 ; ', ~l i ' l .' ' l t t . i. ' t ° e 'l ; e' Ca t 'v a alry Sta)leS, .Ci t . , Y - rov i , 4 t41, ' 4 fp'.l.: ~a ti viii; lift ' ed : up wit li tito'Presereers eveY be • *...., iat"6Y iS ready to IttiValleC with promptitude Itoi; ,t. E,Gy kgal Annu V Interest, on I. reehoid, ''t;:ht 1 ' ter Fuudvd Proper R .r, ent Charges, .44g, 4 •ntore s Wins, Ciergymell'S kotsl‘ M . tnnatty, Booth. • ows Jtn ' 11 PL14,11/114' irtltree'en Ni ne and Fire, or by letter, to i ,;•• tzjof th e N IA '1 11 ,4 •SU tower John=sux!et, - ' Alaltera Magnitatlit Rill litt preferred. --------- - , --- , ----...„___...................... 7 . II r PATENT tAlpeitiAL DINING-I'A.! rii. , -,N and iI:ITEN'r TRAPAtGAII. SIDEBOARDS' h•': INI- TABLD-3,- in one elegant Piece . of Furniture, ithim !Ivo nt..w different Plall4 ; the Patent Improved Sofa , A Iti ( : hlir Beds; Brass-screw Fou'r Post, and Tent 9vdds, , Furniture and Bedding complete ; r 4, with Eiriiturc;' alsu a portable se'reral other new invented and improved articles getterrtl and very extrusive assorlreenl of 4. , 4,,i'lY, At.ld,Citbiuet 'Article.%•for furnishing Rouses cont h,al;i'!"ll4Anneiwtured, ;where Families nay select and ‘1 , ,,,, • , 1%1.'111)1e fltiit , v in a fez' daY3, ••tit.nce uf - ' l. theii ~• • 1 •, -i ' .i1,1 1x;,. via, in o se% era, ~ untas in completing avoiding the extreme 11,,,, t "ollt. ' Ito. by iv,.:,,,,'`'z',4,l:ct,,ivit India Artie/es, . Army anti Navy, B w.• • on 'runt h e i evi,, 40 . 4, la and 17, Catherine -street, Strand, ?' 1 te,,krate, for iu••,mpr payment. ,4r N v ~ rtlr" 4 1 4A1)x , ' ; . , / . , f,,,1 _ i tt ,j , ),,, r, It 1,, WhoSe Saltation rewires a tern .o3). • ut,t, , inc , . etiremeut, Inny be oceommothited with Aepa r. I ,' , :1,„, f41 ' 1,1 1,,, ' , 4 .i;',, d ' l • o lsier,lNG, .sitber in Town or Country, nii , e , t e , , tunistances, their Infants put out to nurse, P 2 , Llly 0 • , 1C of 4 PI , d ,;,„ r ~ , v,v , • Lathes whose husbands are absent in the u p/ , i 'lltit tlit :-` ). or, any other occupation during their ac 1, of t,11'1,110,5, it : 4, 1 ip e ine . M . n . e is.sumil, will tind this mode of do 3 'i l t. wi t 1 1 ;:,, ui , ~ ok:qmtittoti. attended %rah less expence o ttil . i, 4 0 1 !)1 ii,, us 4 s n call fi4si,iyiy attend their confinement at 0 /1 " 1. " *, t1 14 II e, e .* Delle4cy, tenderness, and confitlence,'ltut , ric h tot ' )ie,is of this Concern for fifty years, may he re e, ''' , ! t 11: C*4 As St p • ..daress avolv to \lns Symons, London-house 0 , 0 :1•; 1 ,4 •:',......,.._,Lt!1'a Charch-Yar.d. ' • d bcfl,l , ‘ ll tr)le %--- ----- 6 - --- 1 tit 4 4 1 .1 ., , ~ 1 , •I. Pulf CAN l'HitOPlC.lNsTt'ruTioN, ~'. . , ' ' . 1 ' i ii ,'24.) ) IYee Jame,-,treet, Cohan-square, London. • JY-9 I,' 4, 1 i Y e Noinlrly, find under the Imperial caveat of ' P P ' i r ti , Y i1,.,i, ii 'l+‘ iEn h ilt, i s, .. , 4.s th:-. 1., ince Regent, fur adroinisteling rl; , ,i;' , ' , li ji llit •ih,..,;'Ss RUSSIAN PROPHYLACTIC, and ap ct i . 44 • 'Lit t ,it „40UIRNI ALIN 'rituss to. the general coast . 11 , the 441ittefl. •.• . . e ll /I ,w ' 1 • e 4 itti 'I , . t i ~i.e, 44, It ti le , ••-: AN rotritmA LI N TRUSS, 1 . 16 , • it. , i h iwil 14 , the`kkAly eftectual Remedy tor 11nm:tires, at present ''',:l 4 iiti ll ' e dleal j'' , .' ll . l . IL had long been a hereditary secret in gati'' ,1 4 ein 4 C' h ulti c i i 'ncliesof a di.n hi:o6 , llod 'Family, and used i t .V. : JO tp a 'citt. 4 l 34 ' , ess, that. :!uptitie3 are now nearly erased 0 0 . 0 tt ,,!edi,,,Vt e of hunrin inkerics in that country. It is 1 4 . ,,, , 1f,.),,k, i ; J k il udt , 0 1 : 1: from the Tournialin of Sold') America, the i t?o!, , ,i ;k,, , , ,,, q 6}, u....B4itiatitir pr,q,ertieS of which have lout; been 1 , ,J 14, !41 th i l r.truc o ,;,.ill .silisot admiration. Ur. N V• P"r -4 re Ytti r (4.tt'levet :Jrigiiiaily for :!1 yea`rs, and this being the ...., 'h4t nflq it 1t I " 4 4ti he lias u")t-ii•ieil tbe Royal Guarantee t. , x, L luor e , t ! ... .i '• t the '' • •of 1 3 . ' , I,N I uen t li ~ 4 , itovetyli.,,in tit, ka: ht• . ittla y ) ,C.L! i „e,, i .. Nu , L I aten..-itight veverts to the Proprietors in it 0 ' E 6 ply 1 , 'l,clpel.i. t.' , .ises.are en , aged; aod till; distre , ,sing . e mi ' r ea the earliest qiiiplication.—Price from 21. th Th e i tu . , ti t fityt,,„ •SSIAN PROPHYLACTIC in e . ll tadiii,irture for debility, • gleet . ., andiseminal Weak: Ir, '4,0 4 . , ) cures a eert.iiti ilk- rder in every ',Nee, two,. 'hitt 4 4 1 ) 1 1 lic• t . 'n ' • .. in t'' Pti t.. . 4o i1 , ,,_.,, ~ Wit externa..y, it.totalty i ,v, veot , te. i : 11. 'r : i',,ii,,,c4," et'ltaint, that the Iloctor 'iNi'll firleit 501. 41„. Mid c o . . . . ' , 44 1r,,,, ~; inle t.tneers of all.kitids, the Gout, +t I „. t x I inte-!",,4glisuf the joints, thi. Scurvy in ~ ti,, ~tiii!,.Attige,, , iikl all "di,,o-derJ of the rye .i.:11 I:iir, 4 :, , ,, 11 hi/ . t *, t4 't . ' "f 1.4 , e• 01 , 111 is li , il, im ierf,..ei rr..id , ire . _ • „ ~1:.,111.11.e! c;‘iiiii dii: ll 4.;rtl:•rs, Fee 1 1 1., I,'''' no felf le ' i .,..i„ ,`" 1 " ,, I. Beim.; Al embers of the 11.,y41 Col .., e , ured- ia evel y licaliel , of the proh,ssion their ti ff ", n 6l bc seen, mid the . lb il f . se mewed I,Q et. S a11it ,.,.± . , . ‘iitid Soo ot t e sal' il'. 'lv for medical and sth.gieal ~-1:, ttf• 1, '. l . ' 'Nti: •' , ~t,, • '''''' ,• , htiti every SLiturd:ty !'iefore the 4 4 'qa , ,, ~,f ii i N''' , L , ii - ..t a opillions ill each c,:se. l'ltt. tfi t , c ,, ,),. v ?! 1 ,1, 1, I :itry p , ,tients ore inealculable ? I gict,, ~1 . ' "'n.,1 ~ . :,,i,ince are, not rcquiteri, hod all 14 1 ; 4,1,i,: 4 : "'' - - , I them. 4 , ,c, ti . . . ~. " 1 -r-' ....c your, gratis, till 'Ten every ."'" • E Pl t r - , ,p 4 4P'of ~~ ~~~ ~ g OW' fir , bat' ,0,,r . e jig t:, to o' i }(f ; .bo/atILI ,is *l4' Iv .Cv~ tOE .e This Month will be published, ,iti 2 vols. - Bv°. Tu POSTHUMOUS DRAM A I'lC WOMB' of the late iitetlAßD Esq. Pcinteil fur t.l. aud W. Nicol, 11„Kik.ellers to hi. Majesty, Pall Mall. Where Subscribers are entreated to send fur their ,Books. This Month will be published, In Two large Volumes, 4to, ATOPOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARi r of SCOTLAND, and of the I'iLANDS in the BRI TISH SEAS; being a continuation of the Topography of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. , • By.NICIPULAS CARLISLE, Fellow and Secretary of the Socicty of Aistivtaries of Lon dori,and Assistant Libratian to hi. Majesty. - Printed fur (i. and %V. Nicol,, Booksellers to hit Majesty, Pall Mall, and Bell & Bradlute, Booksellers, Edinburgh. IWhere tuay- be had; by the same Author, The Topugra 'illy of England, 2 vols. 4to. the Topography of Wales, and the Topograp4 of Ireland, 4to. ,Fortunig together a complete body of the Topography of the whole Brit4h . Empire is Europe, alphabetically arranged, and com vrised lie ti uniform Voluines, 4to. HOBHOUSIVS TRAVELS., • 'Eris Day Was. publi,heil, JOUIINL'Y through ALBANIA, and other Provinces of Turkey in Europe and Asia. - to Con. stantinople. •. Icy J. C. • :• Illustrated by view4.ut ,Athens, ±,ionstantinople, and va rious other Plates, Nino. &c. Printed for Ja.ines Casytli . orn, - St 4, Coekspur4treet,initiLta, In the PieSs, and will be ready in a few days, • Anecdote , hitherto' k/upublished, of the private. Lila of Peter the Great, from the authority of Mons. Swilling, a Member of the Council of Matti to the Empress Translated from the French 9( the Comte D . Esti) erney, China -berlain to the King of Wirteto iterg. This Day %We. published, in Two Ltrge. Volowes, Elvo. Price IL 1 G 3. in boards, XPIdLtI,I EN"rA L ItSSNA itCHES concern ' - ing the Philosophy of PERMANENT COLOURS; the•hest ofproduciag them 14 DYEING, CALICO PRINTING, -Nr.t. • - • . Bc y .DWAItD BANCROFT, 49.119. Fellow of the tio.iety - of Londnn, and of. the American Academy of Ait4 and Sciences, ,ot the state of Massaenu. sets hay. Printed fort'.(7.lclrll.and W, navie,s,,Strand, London, W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; and M. Keene, Duolin. .• N.B. This work, in its en!ariiod state, will include every thing tlecined.hy„t he Author worthy, of peing reserved, which was cuntailcil in the volume published ,by noi in the year 1794 t tegether with many very important additions concern in„ the different thojects comprehended therein, and the va rious New Articles Nrallte'd to render the Wort; couviAtte, ac cording to the A tanor's original Plan. Lie had intended, and• earnettly wished to print the Additions and Corrections now made, in a.separate minute ; but hinds that, on account of . their uninur and variety, anrl of the whole bring differently arranged, his doing so would not accuinkaudale I hit pusaesimra of the termer publication. To Mr. DrxoN, Apothecary. SIR, y Take the earliest opportunity to acquaint you, 11,1VC,r,'Let1'eli I ilk; 3110b1. WIC, tleri 111 .)ti,t,ilt I,ollllli. use or your 1)1 X ► N's AN I I hl LroU i PILLS, Whicis e,tried witli me to 1111,41c:3, still all those friends to whoo; I dis . riottteit thent have experienced the sante salutary !worth: tne) detilare them to .be the be Medicine ever used in that Country Igo . Bilious and other Complaints. The tol lowit4; are rite ',ones ot,several Ladies and Gentle. men wito•haide received the tattiost !Chet trout your o .bit , !es Antib , lious t.? Charles Taylor, li'sq lamatea Haut snsw, Esc{ K iogstoit, ditto ; lVotlcivi; of 1; rsq.: 4 9iiitaiiiii la Mit, t•;;I. to ; L.• •;ini Esti • Old 11:irribur, ditto; Allston, 1.-sq. El ; •Air Walker l'ort Niorant, ditto; l• PCIIIMS""g Esq . Suit River, di tto; Mr NI aliens, ditto; I . Hum, sri Savanna ; 'G. l'otack, Esti. ditto Mrs. tt iver C.;oltistnith, l• MK ston, ditto ; is. Perry, St. Au ra 's; Mrs. Womiritt; Sps. nisli Town ; with many other persons or the first respects. bility... Sir, voisr most obedient Servant, )Al AS II It RO L l), of the ship C;ange*.-- July 1, 3812. Sold, airti , lesale and retail, at Mr. nutter's, No. 4, Chap_ sire, coiner ol Paternosrer.row, London; Shari> atiil Bela in, Portsmouth; sones , kii es on, Allnutt, and Mallory, Port sea ; Mill and lohnsttm. iosport ; Colemaa and Jacob. sheerness • Peck, Koss, and Turner, lln II ; Hoz knit, C wqr , ransil le, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; ,Knott rwt Lloyd, and Swistney' and co Biltitige. Edwards and Penny. and LAtlibriry. Liverlrant ; Sr i.nes awl Lynch, Lianchesler ; Trewinan, E xetct ; Smith, Manderton i Iteabum, Scott, and Baxter, Edin. burgh ; Ilaxter and %1' Donald, Glasgow ; 1161 grip and Barry, Bristol.: Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; ,S winter!, Leicester.; Minn 'awl Su mn, Nottinghatn and retail by most Country Medicine Venders. in Hoses at 2s. 9d. and 6s. eich. RENOVATFA) HEALTII. IT has been too frequently the subject of just and JL , ceitetal reprobation, 'oat men destittite eat th elemetits art .he medical art have ofired themselves its C.lnndates tor public patronage in the profession of physic For the purpose of doing justice th the result of our studies and eXPericlite. to prevent us from being Classed among those empitics,whose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society. been too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement at our pit:sulfa and ac. quirements. Aftethaving received a regular medical educe. non the pupils of iNlessrs. G mulch and Wizard, whose le lures and practice we carefully attehtled, ariptotessors and Surgeons of the 'London. hospital • we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school tor medical actriire merit, the Royal College of Edinburgh, and were instrw.ted in.the different branches GE anatomy, surgery, the theory and prarlicti of phySic, chemistry,' midwifery, ,botatty, &e . sec by those eminent pron•ssors,:Ors.• Mourn, Gregory. Hamilton, Duncan and Itothertind. W e tr ust we i w i t be deemed presumptuous in saying that our profici enc y ala ianuirements are.not tnconsiderable. Having for a Wog son:4 of years Made VenereA COMptaiiitS, and the various diseas.n of Debility; the particular obit:CA(lf our studies and practice. i t w ill, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and cur e . I n s l ig h t and recent caSesof ilifeCtion adiertea. re.cstaltlislitnetit is completed in the short period of tWo daysi arid in those of the utmost veteracy, where other practiti aiers have failed of sticcesi . , proper perseverance in our plan of treatinelit ettStites to patient,a sate-and radical cure. - Amidst the : melancholy .variety of disorders which are the eacts of a itabit tong and most unhappily pursued by the 'Youth ot t.oth sexes, there ire none more alarmi ng or M ore pull those de fi ciencies and debilities winch tic. (lucidly : prevent or embitter the matrimonial state: To such ',o wns it must to a consolation tot:ll6w that they May now, by a new and intlnlibic mode 'Of ttem ;nem, be restored to that gicateSt of all human blessings,' a Strong, away, and vigor. oras constitution: In all casea pi debility, limit whit ever eausearisirg, as well as in every species at venvical inteZtlint,• we ma y b e c,in t itilted by patterns of either sex with the great., an d honour. Hour's° c.onsu tattoo at home trout ran ioiliret „ an d font) 6in the eventrig till lo 41 night. • Patients. in the country .nerequetited to state the pirtieu. Las Ottheir cast, age, alid'genetal tiann of living, &c r;. in. c :,,cing" a ierinttariee for advice and medicines, when the cattle vi ii he given, or sent to 411) part : of the kingtioin. To ensure page ot ost that t , eereity.tiOeSsetalin Oit Undertaking, the I , Jiters ,ay be added to the account her t. ORR! F. and Co. Surgeons, No. liatton-gardeb • tom' Messrs. Currte and . Co. have Certificates from the innye , respectable Professors of London and Edinburgh, for hr diligence skill, and humanity, with which they _per t , rm.-11 th.t :Juries assigned them dttrtilX•the time tbiltY at. trr.i.leit their Lettures: and rtaatee. 4DMIR,ILTY-OFPICE, June 3, 1813. N OTICE is hereby given; that a: Session of °ye? and Ternahur and Goa? Delivery,ifor Me Trial of W li'irerier;ainsitted on the High NY:, rathin the Jurisdiction of . the _idmiralty of England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Wri ,London, on Monday, the sth qf July next, at Eight &Cloth in the Morning. JOILV B.1R1?O1P. 01'Tit' P.: ()I , ' 0111.1.V..-I.VCE, • May 19, 18)3. HI PR(NCIP.4 . I. OFFICERS of His MA JES7I"..4- 0111)NrINC'E n di hereby give . Notirei 7/cat Proposals teilthe received al their Of/ice, la Pall-Mall , on or btlaae 4 1ionday, the *4th day of June next, Ji.out such Persona' as :nay be 'pilling to andertahe the SapplY of CO.S.Li fur service of !ha Deportmeut,' for a period. of Oin.. ••ri.ar. The COALS snot be of the description denominated Al)Allt MAIN ) oar Eitill'lX,YN MOOR, or Coals of equal qoality and goodness, and will be required to be delivered free of any expenee.e.vetipt thi. Kinr'sputy, either on shore or into vessels or ererid sit-ttoi piaci in the River 7'lloz:tea., nod at Facer:hum, or all any. tort or place if: the River Medway, at the tvliwi if' the principal (ifficerl. , - Further oftli fitirittilerrS; to ether with flee7.-Tais and Catodi- ~,_ lions e . :oottruct, weary be hnown Upon applitittlin tit: the Secretary's (Vice, in. PAU-Mall, aforesaid, : any pay be. (Wean the Hours of 'l'en and .Four O'Cloelt, where Me PropOsali must be delivered, seand up mul indorsed; tf Piif pttcris-tbr Coale," hot no-. l'roposal con be admilhd after the . said 1414 Day of June, at Terrier ..'el, ,11 ek, iVilon qt . the same Day ; ;wither zilill any .71 oder Lr voticed x unless the .Party inakiug it, or an .4gent ia 'his Behalf Shall attend. ' . 4 Order if the Evart!, R. 11. e121 , .:11, Secretary. Tibi Pay wits publithed, . (the end Eilt iou), price )os. thi. btanis, CI_USTAVUS. , VASA, and othrr YVL.IIS -- B w. S. 1V.4.1.1ig K. Printed fir Longrama, Orme, nod Brown, Pit- Xdriprcter-row, and at the British t=aller?', 54, NOV Bond street. 13A1'LLY's 1.1Q1111) JAPAN BpAcktNG. BAYLF.V, l'ittentoe of the or7gitml i g Black- • c- • • t lenv... 'to inform the Ptc nhi, that in • .t compliance s'olicitatious, orepiocij .I.APAN 0.1 4 .1CK1N(4, \Oki' •uperior perties, mud wore speedily than any uthrr Preparation ni die kind,.prtgluees the (*pc Rink :inkl liignest ilus,ible Lustre ; it retains its 811111141trY, and will ket , p la ;lily Climate. Sold Wholesale ss f geteil by Illyiey kind blew, C,,clispur street, Tootidou obi Retail by mui.t of the us:tat Ventler , ; price As. (id the Piot; Bottle. ' • . Theltateat Cmlies continue to be sold, price Gd each. „ _ SHIP-BUILDING IN INDIA. • St . tok - • - - , • -Torev-ent ' - ffie=---tritilslittg of oterchnot ships in. India and men of : rat% hv.a, uarrow. policy. with respect to our colonies, al there is UM at- - thehment stronger, froin the latter to the former, than is . caused by equal privil2ges i.•indeed the, syinpathy of their anion is as-close as the branches are to the stein of a tree, giving an equal law of nourishment to cacti other, which preserves the attachment, lieo.lth, growth, and energy of the whole systeLii, and rivets their mutual atlvetions togetiver. ft would be wise policy of Government, there ' fore, to allow merchant Olips of every description to be bnilt.in •ludia, for the first political, purpose of 'preventing the _necessity of this country de pending upon foreign timher to build trot only a great part of her merchant but men of War, of a quality not worthy of workmatiiivip and fine models, which is so4ieeessary to improve the dura bility and,sailing of yessels to t4C country, and her colonies. A liberal policy in this would allow the coun try to recruit her forests, and. raise aew oaks every where,. to,prevent that jnvaluable species of timber,. decreasing in, so dangerou s a Manner, in proportion to its growing de viands for naval, eim mercial. and mechanical purposes, as to threaten to endanger the defence and greatness of the State. Permission to bitild merchant ships in 'lndia, in stead of reducing the art and improvement of ship.' building, would at . once encourage, expand, and improve that noble project to the greatest height. Such would encourage the emigration of the surplus mathematical geniuses of this art, and throw back the' effects of their plans into the ma rititne,:intcrosts, and naval. improvements , and Strength of the country and her colonies, instead of giving this, surplus genius of the eountry, by emigration to America, to improve her plans .andto.enhance the price of her build, ing materials, making her dangerouS, not only to this ethtntry but to the old States of Europe. The pertnission of ship-building in Luria would increase the nursery and employment of our sea 'ilea, in proportion to such liberality of poliev, and would gradually increase the number - of lent ships, either fur commercial or Government purposes, the first emplOyment Of..which would bring- a grAdual succession of new revenue and strength to the State, ;nut would' bring in upon their first voyages. to Britain, 'iotton .and such °thorn ieles ,and raw . materials At 1 t necessary for our tnanalactories, which would. produce td large mass of new revenue, stimulate pew labour every where; ancl,raise the country to a high pitch of greatness ; such would make her intlependent of American supply and. prevent saerificing the net tinal energy,, and g.elieffil interests of • the coun try tt - ttl her colonies, by giving a monopoly of ship-building to a few indiv:duitlq, Who_ have tit!t, taken ion - enlarged. view of the subject, to see theirqwn interests in their confined and dangerous po hey, they alight have obitterVed that their sons, re liltii s, connections, or partners,.;titi he extend and improve . this: nObte arr,, for their 6%vii and their cotintry's'benefit, by having connection with building-yards`. in India', Where labour is so low; and,the building materials - the best. tit the world; arc to be had at a very cheap , • ;, The AniciicanS iiow buiLl most of their resseli . of live oak and-cedar, whose durability is mach supericir to the best British The teak -wpm( of India iS as superior to the• former as the forino is to British oak; which is an additional induce ment for such a Orinisson to be priiiided'; there will nhvays continue , udiciont demand for ship building Tii this country teitonstune i.ts prOper ma terials for that purpose, and' to etafilup its lidine mechanics. Building ships in India iottld.not.operate farther. than to prevent the necessity of importing unfit materials for ship - construction front toreigti States ; and espeetally from America, which on the one hand endangers the quality of our navy and merchant shipping, and renders us dependent upon a State NVbiel) attempts already to rival its parent country and the . other Old States of rairope. &rimming - tbe'value of- Anterican tirnhei. or hnildiiiti ingt,rials -clears her hittlil and iniprnves herAvicolt ore, and by thus turning grc i a 001 i. tical and commercial exchanges aglinst ns, locking up the improvement of ship-building at home cannot fair to redute the affections of our Own colonies to rime parent state., Instead of bringing pitch pine from America to, - build. mid plank our own of war and merchant nten•,, tilc country would be supplied ‘vith superior' sliiPsi and, the best"ninterials of every kind, and such "vessels aroultLat ':once be imported with cAr goes of cotton and other raw materials of the first.. quality, raising ten times the revenue as the ships built . in Canada, Nova SOotia, &c. loaded with timber. Lnlla would be. a,granA 'asylum for our sorplits popidatioo, nod surpass Or colonies in America for ship-Intilding, which wobld throw back ;ts'ilf. • finence by'iew commerce, 'hoe) the revenue unti the energies of. the state,,aNd at the same time producep a' new and extended nursery of Sea men. ifGovernment were to establish Bodrds at home', anti in the colonies, to encourage the improvement . of Modelling ships of war and merchantmen for fast sailing, causing and encouraging alWays twO of eqUal size to be 'built; but on different models, to be. rigged, egaipped,...and tried on soiling ni,ti cites in every direction, granting to the best improver. or .inventor a premium tuul honorhry character in the Boards of ‘.Sience for the fastest sailing ship ; such would railie'unusual etuuktion for general improvement at home and in the colo nies, for fast sailing vessels, of every itescriptimi, %Odell is of the first ipportance ioinaritime power' and comme'reitti-courenieace, namely„, to) come up with' tita:trtte-toy, itd to gi advantitge in ma-. nteuvre,. to chose 11,cciffilnanding situation in Lter and to escape froin thy tni eniy, car procedd in( convoy witri greater celerity. Such is, of course; as honourable , and nccesattry.to science anti Put tional economy as horse-racing In the country to improve their breed iti swiftness, and the Mire rent BaiirdS . of - Agriculture to improve the inean4 of subsistence for a.swelling and -increasing pc)" potation, both of, which, as 'veil as ttfe". eneott , ragement of other ineChanical improvetrthnts, has so much raised the resources of the t.beihtiy, qind for which purpose a hatlouhl fanfrnsight be ap propriated., This permission ;is moiepoliticallY'oecessary as the stock shippiog in Lurope is so 11)11(111'e : - dueed that in the evimt 'of peace there are not halt sufficient n !tuber of Merchant ships that would he ueeessury.t , ) carry on the trade of 'Burope, and the More of them this country might possess would throw such a balance of the carrying'trodo her favour as to give her. a great preponderancy in commercial convenience, and, of comie; bring in large new , revenue to the State, 'besides employ _ ment to the seamen and soldiers discharged ;1-ol the navy and arniy, which Would make the coum• try rich and happy. Liverpool, May 31,1818. \V. i\j, AMERICAN PAl'Lti S. BALTIMORE. APRIL 15.—We are happy to Imre it in our power. to state, that by arrangements made by Major-General Smith, the Ciener.l will be enabled to render his system of defence Com mensurate with the public zeal, activity and pa triotism. Rtenuott, APRIL Friday, more ft oops were under arms than Richmond nits seen since the war of the revolution. A large detachment is - . on its way to Norfolk. WAsHirraTim, A.Pftrt. i7.—By letters from Nor folk of the 12th • inst. we learn,' thitt :the' day be lore, a pretty severe gale..hrtviag tirown fr,nu the east, the Baltimore 6cho )tier C3pt Keiy, thirty-five days troll,' Bourdeaux, Frith a valiwillo cargo, - pas Fed the British 'squadron uho•tt o'clock in the morning. One of the seveuty-eottrs dispatched four boats after her, thyee olth it .lico teonot mot thirty men each, (me "'it! , " 0311 4 )- man and fourteen men. The pilot ran the vessel on the Horse-shoe, . where 4he sent to They got out the e 1 . 4 . ‘ rind paiSengFrs, consistiug of . js persons ; the gale had increased so timid', t h a t the hams cool(' notget back to the ship,' and wer e obliged ick put before the wind. The smaller hoat comely to the frigate Constellation, the crew almost perished. The revenue cutter of Norfolk took the other three barges, and sent the • • n .. er O s n t e o. o l t 4 " a t t l7e pt Li o t n .ftish tenders sunk the other day priso off Willoughby's Point, on tb. Wimps.