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The signal and glorionsVictory on the Plains of Salamanca, achieved, through the transcendaut military skill and con duct of the Marquis of Wellington, by the intrepid gallantry and firmness of the•braw Officers and Men under his com mand, has been duly estimated by the caliniring and grate ful People 'of these Realms, whose exulting satisfaction has recently been expressed in the most general and conspi cuous manifestations of their pride and joy.. The . Com mittee of the Patriotic Fund feel it their duty, on this great occasion, to callkoa all their Countrymen to _enable them to continue. the Relief, so well earned and So highly deserved by the brave men who have fallen, or have been disabled in thiA noble Conflict, for themselves, or the Wi dows., Orphans, and RelatiVes,- who depended on them for support. . • This Institution, Since its establishment at the corn mencinrrent of this War, has afforded an honourable and vattfal assistance or alleviation to 13,454 Cases of Officers, Seamen, a.nd private Soldiers, their Widows, Orphans, or de nemlant Rehitives-:--and,includingThe 'deserving and heroic Sufferers on the recent Memorable Victory of Salamanca, it has still a large number of the most meritorious claims on •its accustomed. assistance. The Comniittee feel a firm reliance that through the generous smpathy of all ranks of a dis cerning people, sensible of thie s ,Jlessings of security from the hostile•aud-vindictive aims of its powerful Enemy and Rival, " the BritiSh Seaman and Soldier may still confidently trust, " - that those. who are dear to him while living, shall, in the " event of his falling in the sacred cause, find Friends and Gnardians iii a grateful and -generous Country': and that " he who may be disablA in its defence shall not be neglect "ed by those whOM he has bravely defended." - (Signed) - BEESTON LONG; Chairma n. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE., Sept. 2, ISlr2. rpm: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA. JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Proposals twill be received at their Office, iri PaZl-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the 23dinstant,from such Persons as may be Willing towndertahe the Stipply of FORAGE for the a-dnaiwy Horses stri'tioned in the following Districts, to be delivered (tithe E.rpenst , of the Contractor, viz. : SES:TH REPORT: OF THE AFRICAN INSTITUTION. [Continued froth our Papef of Saturday.] - MIDAS.- Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; • Pall, Mr. EMERY; . Midas, Mr. LISTON; Diunzetas, Mr. TAYLOR ; Silent), Mr. pAwcErr; mksis, .Mrs. LISTON; Daphne, Mrs. STERLING; the DireCtors. now call the - atteotion of the Meeting to the African Continent. In their for trier Reports, they-have frequently alluded to the Commission of Inquiry, sent thither by Govem inent. The execution of the objects of thi, Com mission was long retarded by unforeseen circum stances ; and before much progress had been made, in it, Mr. Ludiani, one of the Commissioners, died. Their labours had scarcely been brought to a close, when "Captain Columbine, another of the Commissioners, shared 'a shuilLtr fate. As he died on his passage home to this country, both. the Government and . the Directors were cleplived of the benefit of any information which they might have obtained from personal connuunication with • him. P e North Britain, - Christchareh. Northern, Yorkshire',. lireedon,Northamptonshire. Eastern, ex:losive of T'Parley, Irestern; Woohvich, with uthern, exc'asive or Chatham, its Dependencies,Warley, &oath- frl'st , inelOin_T Ports- and Chatham. ;nouth, Isle of Trigh.t,' and oft Period of Si.r 21Ionths,.from theist of October next. Nsa, Ms BOLTON. '....Places f or the Boxe y s to betaken of Mr. Brandon, at the 4 New Box-Office, Hart-street. be The Doors w ill h e opene d a t h a lf- past Fi ve , an d th e Pl ay gin at half-past six. fir Br and A Private Box niay be had nightly, OR application to . on, at the Bttice. t es 7s. Se co nd P r i ce 3s. (3d.—Pit 3s. Gd. Second Price 2s. Low ox Gallery 2s. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is. Se sond Price 6d. The revived Burletta of Midas having been received, on its 2eco nd representation, with (if possible) . increased marks of ipprobation will be repeated every night till Luther uesdar, The English Fleet in 1342.—0 n Wednesday, 11: Virgin of the. Sun.—On Thursday, Venice Preserved. c o The Public are respectfully informed, that Congrere s d„ l 2 l %uY of Love for Love is in rehearsal, and will be pro- on Friday .next. 7the Oats to be goo, l , .sweet, dry, and-clean, without any mix ture of Foz, or llowburht Oats, and must not weigh less tlwn 87 pounits ver Trincheter Bushel ; the Hay to be sweet and d, r/; and delivered in Trusses of 56lbs. u.ei ght. ,The . St.nve to be go.yl,:' clean; vl dry Irlicat or Rye Strew, and to be delivc-redinTrussesOl3Glbs.ivel,ght. The Prices lobe pa idfor the respe,'itive Quantities of each Ar ticle which may be dcriered, to be at the following rates, vii.:— - • A Report, however;--was drawn up by him be fore his death, and has -since been -presented to P Government. Iu this Report Mr. Dawes, the re= tntlining Commis'iioner, has gen era lly concu r re d , only subjoining some additional observations of his own. The Directors cb.,siOer the Report as. a valuable document ; and as extracts' - from it have been printed by order of the House of Com mons, they will have it in their power to lay the substance of it before L the Members of . the Socictv.• The information contained in , this • Report, the Directois hope, may lead.to the adoption of some new and beneficial measures with respect to - Africa. • For the Oats at per hundred pozends,'Al;:o irdvpois wcfght• For the Hay at per hdradredaltd beet je'Pounds.. GEO RGE -STREET, HANOVER-SQUARE, AND ST. . GEORGE'S 'HOSPITAL. .„ ON MONDAY, October sth; a COURSE - of to LECTURES oil PHYSIC and CHEMISTRY - , will re v-11411' enc, in George-stiliet, at the usual Looming hours, viz. PherapenticA; at Eight ; the' Practice Of Physic, at Half after Eight,. and the Cheniistrv, at A Quarter after Nine. By GEORGE PE ARSON, M.D. F.R.S. "u-161 Physician to St. George's Hospital, Hon'. Fellow. of . Medico-Chirurgical Academy . of St. Peters or • burgh, and of the College of Physiciaiis A t; LeclareS - arc given, as usual, on the Patients of Clvrge's H os pital, every • Saturday Morning,. at Nine ock. I, l \oPos a l s t o be had in- George-street, or at St. George's '''" )4, liitai, - • . For the Straw at - per hundred and twelve pounds. • The Proposals maybe delivered separately or juintlyfor• two or more of the said Distriets, and it is expected that the Con tractor shaltrective the Stable Dung, which, during the period pr his Conti-LW, may accuMulate, making an allowance for the same after the rate of per Horse per lreek. Farther Particalars may be known, upon application to the Officers Commanding the Roy . al drtillery in each Dist;ict; and also at the Secretary's Office, in Wall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the Hours . of Ten and Four o'clock; where the Proposals must be d4ivered, sealed up ana indorsed, - " Propo sal, for Fotage ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 23d instant, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the saute Day, wither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an rlgent in his Behalf; shall attend. Subscriptions received since the last Advertisement.: s. d. C.byD.,.,• • lO, 0 0 William Roberts, Exeter 2l 0 0 Donation from. the R7ght Hon. Lady Suffield. (by the hands of • the Rev. Charles. Hobart), out of o►o niCs from the Charity of Elize Helc, at . Plythouth . • • ' 35 0 0 John Fuller, RoSe-hill Newell Connop, jun. Shadwell Dock 5 5 0 Admiral Young, per Child and Co: lO 10 0 The amount of a Subscription Of a Week's Pa: of the 011icers, and Two Days Pay f rom th e Non corntnis3ioned Officers and Private Soldiers of the Seventh, or Qtten's 01% n Regiment of Hussars, transmitted by Lieutenant4;olonel Vivian - - J. P. WELSFORD, • Secretary. tabscriptiottg received at 1,10-d's ; and by the respective Bankers in Town and Country. Mr. Dawes, on his return to England, present.. ed to the Board a variety.of specimens of African produce and manufacture, of which a more de- • tailed account will„ hereafter be given.' One or two remarks on them will suffice for the present. The Indigo manufactured at-Sierra Leont by one of the black settlers, is found to be quite as good in its quality as that which_was first brought:from the East Indies when its culture there commenc ed. When carefully compared with some East Indian Indigo; which' was• lately sold at 4s. Bd. per ib: it proves to be of about half the value., This inferiority, however, arises not fiord - any defect in the plant producing the dye, but from the want of skill in its manufacture. The Direc tors hope to furnish the colony with some useful information on this point. A further experiment has been made on the'sub stitute for hemp produced from. the 'leaves of the*, palni tree, and its superior/strength as compared with the RuSsian hemp, and as stated in a former Report, has been fully ascertain e d. It seems well adapted for various uses, and particularly for bolt ing cloths, and objects of the same •description; and the' Directors apprehended that, it wonld be possible to obtain. it in 'considerable quan tities. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OiTICE, ' Istablisheti by Royal - Charter, in the Jig of King Georg; the r i,si. • By Order of Me Board, IL 17. CREW, Secretary. Sept. 1812. ERSONS, whose annual Premiums fall due on the 2..qth instant, aie hereby infoianed, that Receipts ire now ready to he deliver e d at. the Company's Offices, over Royal Exchact.'2.c , ind in as well as by their re 7 ;P7tive Ag sttverul Counties . ; and the Dirties as tit; are requested to applj kr the Renewal of their Poll .te , or,pefor, the 14th of ( - Maher next, as the usual Fif ea 1) “ . Y. 1 allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Pe el', Will then expire. • '; SAMUEL FENNING, Jun. SecreTayy. a. A ttendance is given, d a ily, at . the said OIL;c. for the 'it-7orance of Building., 1";:)ods, Mercbandize, ,a.Sh:ps, in v 1 r• oc k , 0 , Wh il e hnilding, frow Loss .. ';,,,usage i l es 7 l e ; and also for the As,nrance of and granting Annul n a a , t ; re ', F , re PoLties -will he is— , ed free of Expense to the where the annt - ,.% Pretui,a antounts to Cs. or up tr EISH, Cc) ltract ., r for the present LOT- Te:},y .0,4 , finis led, returns his sincere ir a l's tr.) 10 , their distinguished Favolits, and is PPY to Lhe 'following List of Capitals sold in ~,v , ;res at In : - No. 4, Coritz,al; and 9, Charing -Cross, t the For. t: t e holders /nay receive their I\ :loney on entaztd. • T. LISLI can with confidence recomenend the improved k t i " e :l l 'e- of the New Lottery, possessing Prizes of 200001. in ku.,4u of 113 ,000 i. yet containing More Prices than the last Ql aad as the smallest Prises of 221. gave such univer , • f they are retained in the •of r Pm& -- - • CAPITAL • PRIZES of r E. -11,00 .0 are C4rY.,000 , SOLD itr " ••• - i,OOO • 0,000 SISH, hi SHARES, • • 1 ,u60 4,003 • TN 111 E •• G . • 530 e ?00 0. Lottery just Finished. • ' • • f) l,BOO • • 204.. .• ••• • • 100 . • ' • 50 5OO, 40 4OO • • 25 4oo ,* • ' " of OUTOBER FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. T N HE ESSENCE of PEARL - and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by t:4 late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly . 3tiperior,, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made.use of; they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, beep such as , are already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach, perfectly cure the' Scurvy in the Gums, and make theta grow firm and close to the Teeth. Thevlikewise render theßreath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that , are the consequence of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. ESTATES FOR SALE. SOUTH. WALE. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES-RADNORSHIRE. TO BE PER! NIPTORTLY SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the High Court of, Coaneery, made in the Mitter of the devised Estates of PRICE, Eq. deceased, before tittphe-a .lientleman, the persoa appointed by Edward Mormi, Esq; ,the of, the Masters of the o said Cout s t, to whom the ,aiti NtAtei stands referred, at t:ierßn.ues tre,Ap INN, in NEWTOWN, in the Cou.stys of " - nOtiV• goniery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Da);s of October 'nest, at 9. o'..dock of each Day in the After:- noon, "Thev continue to be sold, wholesale and retail,,by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price .2S. ‘ad. each, and retail by T. Seaman (late partner d successor to Mr. He met), tfeorge-streei, Banover-sqndW: None are genuine but what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur-street," engrav e d i n th e St amp , and a Abel " Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the back of each bottle and box. N. B. The Essence is particularly recommended to Parents and Persons who have the care of -Children us the greatest preservative of young and tender Teeth. IN TWENTY-SIX LOTS, lIART of the FREEHOLD ESTATES late of .111. JOHN PRICE Esq. 'deceased, of Penyoent, consisting of ,several-,:Farms and Lauds situate - in- the several Parishes of Llanvihangel Rhydithon ; Llandcwy Ystralenny ;. Saint Harmon, Llanbister, Na.atmejl, Llanbadarn Arynnydd, Lla-hbadarn Vaur,. Llandegley, and .Kevenlys, otherwise Kefenlece, in the County of Radnor; ..coutaitriug.iti the whole upwards of Three Thousand Seven Hundred Acres, with the Timber and Wood growing, thereon. Printed Particulars may be had (gratis) in London, at the solid Master's Chambers, in Southampton -buildings, Chan cery-lane; and of Messrs. Meredith, Robbins, and Tom kyns, •Solicitors, Lincolns-Inn ; at whose Office Plans •of the Estates may be seen :'Partieulars may also be had of Mr. Evan Evans, Solicitor, - Rha:ya,der; . Mr. Whitcombe, 'Soli citor, Kington; Mr. Thomas Meredith, Solicitor, Knighton Mr. Galliers,, Land Surveyor, Presteigne; the place of Sale ; the Fleece Inn, Penyhent ; the Wells, Llandrindad ; the CroWu-Inn, Ludlow; and the other principal Inns in the neighbourhood. • • . A specimen of the hemp produced from the Sunn of Bengal, proves that this useful plant may be cultivated with advantage on the African con tinent ; and *the vicinity of that continent seems to obviate one great objection to its use, arising from the enormous expensi of freight which at tends.the bringing of it from India. The Bourbon and Nankeen Cotton seeds are also stated-to.have come up. • Captain Columbine hls been *succeeded' in ithe Government of Sierra Leone by colonel Maxwell, whose earnest desire to promote the Society's views had been manifested on a variety of occa sions, during his previous residence at Goree end Senegal. He has proved, during the whole of his stay on the coast, a warm and judicious frierid*to the objects of the institution ; anti he' has ap peared uniformly intent on'employing all the re sources of an active and intelligent mind, as well as all the influence of his official situation, in re pressing the Slave Trade, and in promoting the. improvement of Africa. The situation in which he is now placed, has enlarged the sphere of his influence ; and he seems desirous to forego no opportunity which it may afford him of being use ful.. His own communications are uniformly marked by 'this spirit ; and the concurrent testi, mony of all who have had an opportunity of wit nessing his conduct, tends to strengthen this im pression. AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. The original. 1 nventiohof Mr. HENRY, and brought by his .successive Improvements.to the highest perfection) conti nues to be prepared and sold by Messrs. HENRY, Mann fadn rine Chemists, Manchester. HIP HI S agreeable perfumed Liquor which is com posed of highly concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aroniatics and efficacious Antiseptics, may bz kept unimpaired in any Climate, and for any length of time. Its pungent Odour adapts it for at - fir - ding relief in Head achs, Faintings, &c. and renders it pecnbarlv.grateful andrefresh. ing in crowded Rociwis, In Places of Public Resort, and in the AputmentS of the -Sick. It counterads, also, the in ferilion of Contagious DiseasCs. • As many spitrious and inferior P reparations are sold under the same and ;Millar names, the Public are requested to ob serve, as the only proof of its being genuine, that the names ot`.Messrs.`l-lenry, -Manchester, are engraved the Stamp. The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar, in Irottles, price as. 94. each, .Stamp included, is sold wholesale and retail by Bay ley and Blew, Cockspur-street (the only Agents in Ltlndon authorized by the Proprietors); where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver, Cornelian, Crystal, &c. Also, HENRY's CALCINED MAGNESIA,. • in Bottles, at. as. 9;1. and- larger with glass steppers, at 45. 6d. each ; names lx.i.ng on the Stamps. N0.'3,651..Prize 0r...r 16,000 974 B 4,000 3,580 • B 3,000 6QO A • 500 4 ,726 A 5OO 2,736 B 5OO And Sercri Piizes of ,300, and 4200, &c. &c. DEVON. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with Possession at Lady Diy next. • • '' I, iiix:7., • .. , 4, 1 -.,''' • S A. r 1 - - N 1: 7.11.1T451-1 S WRUNG CLOTH. ". sunorior Degree of Fineness vnil nn *iitl i s e9141 . 1 en Delicnev of T.exture to which the Ra'w Mate titirla,,i e wleed prevtOtri to being manufactured (an object at- I lf e r - ', e ' ° ,l ly 'Jythe Proprietor), renders this Fabric not only kl, i i "ter Durability t.lian • Linen alone, but the must plea qotitc()l4fortable, and - conotilical description of Shirting itt kij,lllrer inanilfactured. It washes 'beautifully, and is sold ti,,,„ -LA hall the price =,f Trish Linen, at the cr,ginal.Ware -114, - P e al ' ILI , Che.zps'ide, near St. Paul's; Harding, and Co. " 1411 . and . - ...t tio other lICII3CS in London. TO AE SOLD IN FEE,• LL that valuable and impro v able -E s t a t e , _ .C . SL *ailed WELL ,, situate in the Parish of IDEFORD ; in a beautiful, healthy, dry, and sporting part of the C oun ty o f Decor! ' distant from Exeter ten, Chucileigh three, Newton Bushel four, and from the much frequented and fashion able Watering Places of Teignmouth and Dawlish six miles. . To EAST and 'WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA MERCHANTS. P. HEATH, of Nottinsham, informs the • Merchants of England, and "traders in general, that for the convenience of sale, he has placed his JUNIPER ES SENCE or PEPPERMINT, and othei Medicines, in the hands of Messrs. Shaw and .Edwards, GU, St. Paul's Church yard.. icrANTI -A FTRITION.. 1"1 „ PATENT' C M OVOF.iITION). which 1"; rer t'cnts the Effects .of FRICTION in STEAM. and GINES, in MILLS,. MACHINERY, and . CAII.-- ric e ßy 6a fevory description, may be purchased in Boxes, tis. IOS:One Gninezt, end Two•Gnineas t of the smallest boXes contai!is . a quantity suffi- Ver. '.ast a Chariot or Post-Coaise IVionths ; and, 0 1 4 4 Wheels are p7•irneil with the Colopotition, they.may 11 1 '44 ailY, and will run at least.. Months without - 4 - `' ,.l tAioti to take them oft; or to apply any thiug else ,T . e t Ax letees. , I - wupositi o n i s to b e used in the slue- proportion for tvsZ-4149 Cr kinds of work. ' 1 1 4 ' ' A llolesale and retail, by M ess r s . B rowne an d M awe, •ki rs: l) Bt . l 'aud, (near. Sotherset-lionse), London. - n• ' k !.d Ireet•ious will be found upon each Boy; which are LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. _ PATRON, _ • I - tis Royal Highness the Duke of York, . - ' 1 1 ' ° fLeit . • Govrasors t , 4 41 . Col j r ' i T Col. W. Jones,. M; P. til t , •-• arrv, M.p. ' COl.ll. Cleinents, M. P. touche, +M.P. Capt. J. Hay. • piNl,.. Kiern an SURGEON, , • , . t...,, Member of the Royal College, London. )I'l.B IN STITUTION, eiitablisied for the ex il•AN..s,'"ive Trentnent and Cure of the VE,NEREAL Dl lit)', Cl' a " theii dreadfutconsequences, as Strictures, t l i; I V (=l " . a'& , I, CI thc m "him, &c. has to boast the -cure of no less i! k ict e ' d Pnd Patients, annually, many of whom have been t The -ruin ten to twenty years, L 414. e‘. ,i rl). sPaptoms of Uonorihrea and Chancre *are cured ' tr- a i, i `` ny Mr. Kiernan 's superior and efficacious "node gritt e i l - .:'"It l e.nd that we:lli - nest; and derangement of the ge le, ar e Zilans, sthith inip-iir the constiLition, and shorten I N ~rre more successfully treated than an any other '. Ki s q ' ti l r.. Hatt may be consulted as usual, by either sex, at i .,, ore : awtehouse, No. 21, Lower Chatl,otte*Street, Bed,ford -I,z 3ect a rre Letters fromTowuriml,Country. are to be . ad -4t 1,,," the necessary advice aud medicine will be given 44 Y, Part 41 fire kin-dom. b,. . . The Premises consist of a substantial and convenient Dwel ling-house; comprising do 'Entrance-hall,. _Breakfast and Dinner-rooms, and Kitchen, on the Ground-floor ; an excel lent Drawing-room, and suitable Lodging-rooms, on the next Floor, with Garrets over, and all necessary Out-bousts, And about 140 ACRES of goodARABLE,yIEADOW, OR- CHARD, and PASTURE, LAND. There is excellent Water, and a good Lime Rock and Lime Kiln on the Estate. Fot selling the above, a public SURVEY wilt he held at the CLIFFORD ARNIS, in CHUDLEIGH, on THURSDAY, tin,. 15th October next, by Four o'Clock in the afternoon. For viewing the same, and further particulars, apply to JrFFERY LANG,Esq. Ippleden, near Newton Bushel; - the ker. GILBritT BURRINGTON; or GEORGE DOLLING, Attorney-at- Law, Chudleigh. • *. 4 , 4 AU Letters to be postpaid. Part of the purchase mouey may remain on security, of the premises. Chudleigh, August 23, 1612. EQUITABLE ASSURANCE, VALUABLE OLD POLICY, CANAL PROPERTY, LONDON, RUSSELL, and SUR REY INSTITUTION SHARES, and a VALUABLE RE- . VERSION in the GOVERNMENT FUNDS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT,. On Friday, October gd, at Twelve o'Clock at the Mart, LEDS and LIVEIIPOoL CANAL, FIVE Ka4 SHARES, dividing sr. per share clear. •• OXFORD CANAL, 1241. Stock divided; Profits 311. per cent. BOLTON and BURY, and CHELNER.CANAL SHARES. A. POLICY of ASSURANCE in the 'EQUITAI3LE SO CIETY of 3001. dated 1790, to pay 121. 15s. 6d. per Annuin, on an eligible Life of 70, which, if now claimed, would amount to 5861. • - • LONDON, RUSSELL, and SURREY. INSTITUTION, and an ADSOLUTE REVERSION to 5001. Three per Cent. Con sc Is in the name of the Accountant - General, to be received on the decease of.a Lady in her 6 , 2 d year. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street, Loiadon. This Essence• is. a safe, effectual, and pleasant remedy in Flatulencies, Gouty and Cliolicky Pains-in the Stomach and Bowels, Indigestion; Hystelics, Sea-siclincis, Nausea atten dant on Pinnancy, Relaxation and Lassitude. arising from atmospheric beat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from Incle ifient Weather, the abuse of Spirituous-Liquors, and in the spasmodic 'affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Inf.:nts, adapting the dose to the urgency of the case. AS a Family Medicine, or for the Army and Navy, it will be found a valuable acquisition. t Juniper Essence of Peppermint is so well known as a valua ble Family „‘ledicine, that the principal object of this Adver tisement is to guard purchasers against the numerous coon terfeits which are prepared hyDruggists, &c. especially if the order is for Exportation. The only caution J. P. Heath can giv , e, is to see that J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved on the GoVernment stamp: Sold wholesale aud'retail,- by Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, in bottlei 2s; 9d. and ls. 11d. . 131 r THE KING'S VA I ENT. NOKklS's FEVER DRuPS. • 9 - IHE experience of more than half a century has - so fully'establashed the reputation of this invaluable that.it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi cacy in every - species of Fever, particularly the Scarlet and Typhus Fever, also the Yellow or Putrid Fevers ; they have never beep known to tail, when administered agreeable to di redion ; in the NleasNs, Sinai! Pox, Teething, and most Disorders incident to L:hildren they are an infal,lible remedy ; the decays and discomforts of advanced life are under their immediate iniltience, they immediately stop the progress of a fresh Cold, andkre particularly adapted as a genial Restora tive. The Pamily Bottle, 225. sold at the 1)0.10 r's House, No. -29, Loper Brook street, Grosvenor- square, where orders for exportation areduly executed Sinailer Bottles, us. and 2S. qd. wh. , lesale and retail, at Bacon's; tie,. 9:x(6rd-street, and by mqst tespeftable Venders in Town and Country. Also Or. NO RR I S's celebrated ANTI-lIIL lOUS PILLS, with ample Direaions,.2s. qd. the Box. CA tar --: Observe that the words "Thomas Noris Moore" are engraved on the Government Stamp round t.:.0 Bottles nu others are, or can be, genuine, It is only doing an act of justice to add, that the commendation which_the uniform tenor of Colonel Maxwell's conduct has drawn from the Directors, is applicable, in its Tneasitre, to every naval and military officer who, since'the abolition of the Slave Trade, has been placed in a situation of command on the coast of Africa ; and this ac knowledgment is particularly due from them to Major Chisholm, the present connpandant at Goree, and to Captain Saeyd,- Captain'Scobell, and Captain. Bones, of the Navy. The active and enlightened zeal . of the Honourable 'Commodore Irby, the present naval commander, has already been alluded to. The Directors have great plea sure in further stating?. that ColonclMaearthy, who is shortly to proceed- to Senegal to taLe the command there, has signified his cordial desire •to, .be instrumental in promoting the. views of the Institution. For the details of the information received dur ing the last year from Africa, the Directors must refer the Members of the'Societv to the Appendix. —They 13,44 he particularly intereked• by some extracts from a posthumous journal of Mr. Lud lam, and from the communications of the pc: on sent by Governor ColtiMbine,' to . wgociate, with the Native Chiefs in the river Sherbro, for a cou- current abolition of the Slave Trade. The man who was sent on this. miss:on was originally the son of a hi _!f in that very river. He was carried, when abOut twelve years of age, as a slave to North America ; he there obtained his freedom, by joining the British army, during