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.i41.114 - BEit 6335.] THEATRE ROYAL, DPUBS-LAN,E. . THIS PliV.4 - ENT EVENING, Dec. 28, 1812; beperfurnked the Comedy of . • .7iTAN AND ; • Or, MORE SECRETA TI-lAN ONE.. • CharleA•Austenconr:, Mr. ELLISTON; Sir Wilione - h:ry Worre'c', Mr. I)OWTON; Cornelius O'De•dotic. ;JOHNSTONE; Lady Worrttt. NErN. - HATILCAU Wien 1;',7;nr,;,•,t, After which, for.th.e'2d time, anew Melo-Dramatic Comic Pantoniime,..called • 1-IAttLEQUIN AND fIUMPO ; • Or, cou, - J ,. !nr. , : . g BY CANDLELIGHT! T e,e (.; , olratters I\ll. HA TL.. Mr. KIRBY, Mr. BARNES, - Miss POOLE, '\• . •Li SS TIORRIBOW, Miss VALLANCY, &c. &c. _ _ ...„. Stage Manager, Mr. RAYMOND.—,No Money to be Returned. • Vivant Rex et Regina. The Doors to be opened at half past Five o'Clock, to be gin at half past Six. . Boxes; 75.; Second Price as. 6d.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price, tad. Boxes and Places to be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book keeper, pt the (Mice in'Little Russell-street, from Ten till rour, and. from Ten in the Evening until . the Doors are closed. • To-morrow, the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet ; with the Pantomime of Harlequin Rinupo ; or, Columbine by Candle light ! A new Tragedy bas been some time in preparation, and will shortly be announced for performance. THEATRE ROVAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrO-MORROW EVENING, Dec. 29 r , 1812, will be acted. Sbalispeare's • COMEDY OF ERRORS. After Which (Third Time) the new Pantomime,_ called HARLEQUIN AND :THE RED. DWARF; Or, THE ADAMANT ROCK. TheMusic,gcenery,Machiriery, Dresses, and Decorations are • entirely new. The Overture and Music composed cnAnacrEas. . . , Prince Cherry, (afterwards Harlequin) Mr. BOLOGNA; Jun. The • Emperor Biglioniano, King of the *Longheads, (after wards Pantaloon) Mr. NORMAN ; _ . _ _ The Empress itond•obellyano, Queen of the Roundheads (afterwardsCloWn) Mr. GRIMALDI ;• Rufus illarkulf (the 1 1 / 2 1 bwarf).MaSterSHAPMAN; Fair Star (afterwards Colambinel Mrs PARKER; The Val ), Avis (tranfortned infoa 'pint), Miss WORGMAM. Places for the Boxes to te taken of,-Mr. Brandon, at , the New Box-Oliice, Fart-street.. . . The .-Doors h opened at half-past Five, and.t.hes Play begin at half-past Si:c. • '• Boxes 75. Secorti Price .3s..6cll—Pit 3s. (hi. Second Price 25.. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.'— , Upper Gallery Is. Se cond Price Ed. The peals of laughter mid applatreulich attended the're irresentation -of the new Pantomime called Harlecpin and the Rea Draft ; he Adamant Rock, wto beyond all former example,—it will, i)e irepeateci every Evening till further notice. _ _ . ---- ~. The New Grand Historiaat Play of the Renegade continuing to'be receired‘with the unanimous applause of numerous au dienees, will be repeated on Wednesday and Saturday next 'week. . ~ . . . On Thursday, The Merry Wires of Wiildser.-LOn Friday, The R e cruitmg-04ficer. - . - Pur.u.Tir to a DPCIT , " of the High ('Dirt of untie - - • in aCause 4t ROTH WELL a c,ainst COOKSOK THE 'CREDITORS '6.f. 'WILLIAM- COOK SON, ,lato. of heeds, tnerelant, deceased, arc, on or before the 3d day of February next, to come- in and prove their •Deits ,before: John Spri:.gett Harvey, Esq. one of the Masters of the•said- Court, at his Chan:hew inSouthampton- - buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in Dcfault thereof, they V;111 be pereniptwily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. , FASHIONABLE DANCING BY W. ALLEN, Priratelv taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, to Ladiea and 14i...11i:einem of any age, who have ner-er leant that Accompliiinnent t or have not the . AlodeVn Style. IL ALLEN'S System of Teachint , is ex : 3. • L -pressly studied for Close to whom it is an object, to acquire cm:ly that fashionalile Requi3ite - for..Genteel So.:nay, expeciitioOsiy,- privately, an in a superior style of grace and el e,4 - arr,:e. . _ . Thos4 ivilo.do not. want private teaching, may learn at a small exp'ence, with a respectable set of ptglis on the public teaolt- . „ . . of Dancing - taught tile ' , Jost elegant Fancy Dcnces, 5..1t1 ul l . the s•ipevior arts of the yofession. • . The Sll:ci:..l - 1 . ;?..1?.. .ire ere:l46oy: • OP DRAWING-NO CLASSES. GlwiFT e, Co."_ Contractors for the Present V..3° State Lottery, rcipectfully remind their Friends and the Public, that the Drawing will commence on the 14th of NEXT MONTH, (Jarman), noLi finish 'on the following Day. 'this Lottery will be determined agreeably to the Old Mode 54 Drawing. as there, are no Classes, and every Ticket is to be drawn separately trom the Wheel, The - Scheme, with only 13,000 Tickets, contains the fol lowing Capital Prizes, being: more, both in Number and 4mount, than in any Lottery for several Years past 2 .... of ....-,C20,000 ..... are ... /:40,000 2 , • .... 10,000 .20,000 •1 - 2,00! 45 G , 5OO - 3,000 t; 10 10 _. Besides 46 of - 1001. and '&01. and-2,010 of 401 301, Kc. &c. TICIETS and SHARES are selling at SWII•1: and Co.'s . ~.,.. Offices, No, 11', P.)ultry, ' I No. 31, Aldgate High- No. 12, Charing Cross, street, Where the following Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold in the present Year, viz. 5,497 Vo. 995 Besides many others of I ,0001. 500/. &c. &e TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &q. lIIJ o,nly Priie .Qf 3 e- 200900 Sh‘ared . in the ..EL -Last Lottery was Sold- in One Half and 'Eight Six teenths, atAVEIII3'S Lucky Office, 17, Ludgate-street, (near -St. Paul's), where the foliowing-Capit a l P r i zes wer e Sold in Forty-three Shares, in the Present Year : 3,252 2,275 3,8_38 4,758 . k 20,090 . , On the 14th and 15th of January the New Lottery will be •dra*li., in which the System of Classes is avoided; and the Old and Favourite Mode of Drawing is restored, whereby every Ticket, will have aniindependent Chance of the Two 90,000i.Prize4, the Two iO,OOOl. Prizes, and of all the other tapitals, &c. in the Scheme, which," with such numerous Advantages, contains only MM." Tickets, of these Webb .bas a very groat Variety for Sale (sonic, no doubt, of inesti- Arable Value), in the Selection of which he sincerely hopes Fortune will guide those Persons who may honour him with their Commands, at THE Tlit 7 LY FORTUNATE OFFICE, Ludgate-stret, near St. Paul's. (Lir Orders. from the Country (post paid) containing Re mittances, punctually attended tai. 1 . 4 * Irish Bank Notes exchanged for British Currency. • r „-- 1 v.scc / / 2 , • . , I. :,,,,,..; ' :',. ,i... ~ 5„.„,„ d itiy,i, All.' Ir . • • 44 4 , •.),* 0 M()NDA Y, D C %I 13 tt . 1812. PAOSPECTZIS OF A NEW WEEKLY PAPER, " . TO BE CALLED ' THE . NOTTINGITAM ',GAZETTE; . • ott, POLvriCXL, LITERA[tY, AGRIC T 7 LTUR,AL, and CO]I 111iRCIAL REI,f4IS ITS, for the XIDLAND COUNTIES. N.requ-: , tinir the attention . of the Pub!lc to a new C4'ce!il+ Paper, we :feel ourselves boundin Onty•to ,state distine , :ly the reasons which in:' ice us to eifkage in this undertakin4; the principles upon winch ,-we propose to eon= dect it ; the means that we poSsess to render it desertiuk the Per,. .-Liee which we presume to sulieit.—Piaifessions' of public principles, we are sensiliie, have been so frequently euipfoyed-to disgui-•e schemes of private interest, that we should disdain' to make them, were we not conscious of our sincerity ; and Willing, tlis our subsequent conduct should, tit all times, be eimiparal 'with- our present, deelaretion.s. W i J have seen; with deep regret, the attempts" which have been made in many ,parts of the empire; and, especially, in this and home of the 'neighbouring Counties; 11 means of: that pow:left:l engine the public Press, to excite popeifir ' dis Co ntent.; to depreeiate the -Blessings which we enjoy;' to'fahri cate imaginary grievances; and to introth3ce false•but plausi ble themirs,aa-destractiof individual happiness, as they are subversive of public tranquility. Ca a worst!, .we, have ete_-n • every expedient, that the mast mieebievous ingenuity could devise, employe:lto infuse poison into.the public mind, terex- Cite a general spirit of insitherdivation, and, under the pre text of reforming, to destroy the vital prn•eiples of the Con stitution. With a view to counteract these dangerous Joe tries, andto defeat these pernicious macliinations by a c tn did appeatto the goad :tense of our countrymen, we.propose • to establish the Nottingham Gazette. It is tuweeessary to detail the outrages which .have so long agieated and disgraced this part of the Country. We are convinced, that they owe their origin and 'their .progress to the malignant artitices of pretended Patriuts, wuo have availed themselves of the temporary depression which o ur commercehas , :,experienced, to propagate discontent, and to excite insurrection. To supply an antidote to the evil, and to convince oar deluded Conntrynien, that such tends, only to sap the foundations of civilized Society', but to fi . istrate the purposes v - nich they profess to pursue; we now icii are to aiiiem, and shall always be prepared to maintain, teat industry and dishonesty caimot. long prosper together; that the same systeni, - which leads to the plunder . of the opulent, must deprive the O'er, both of the,saurces and' of the fruits of-their labour; and, that -the happiness of indi viduals - ' as Well' as tile welfare Of - the State, equally dep e nd upon olietlien..e to the Laws, and attachment to our excellent Constitution.. . , . . Since much - of the mischief Which we deplore-has been caused by the abuse of the public Press, we flatter Ourselves, that, by' the legitimate use of the panic instrument, we shall be able to contribute essentially to the correction of the ivil. We shall, therefore, omit no :opportunity. of contr.:dieting the - NW . ountledassertioni, of exposing the misrepresentations, and of detecting the supLiistry'of those wht; have-so long la • boured .to misle.•.d and to. pervert the minds of the-people We profess ourselves to oe siheereiv and unalterably-attached to the gennine4principles• of 'the British ConstitutidlY, both in-Church and--Stikte,•grateful for the blessings which, under its influence, .ice- enjoy, and t! , itertained to defeud it, to the utmost of our ptiseer, t:7;ainst the open attacks of foreign, and the eecret machinations of domestic. *tie:pies. V.'e cannot Contemplate, withiast detestation, those invidious -and. de structive theorie,, which -are caiculated only to render men disxatisfied with the actual good which therpossess,. and'to era age. them in the pursuit of delusive and untaainable pei;ection. Our opinions are founded, no t u p on spe...illition,. bat .e.tp-e:'.ea - c —We have seen these theories reduced to practleein•a iteigiroottring country; and have bewailed the melancholy resalt,-We to et seen, that when.thesinot cla morous pr:,:os,sors of zeal for liberty have been elevated to - poputar favour, they have exerciseh that- power t,' e 1 "lo: remorietles: • . They were, indeed, dreadloic impartial iP heir Their san guinary ferocity was extended indiscriminately to all classes of the community.. From their stealth, the RiCit could rive no projection. in their obscurity, he Poor could find no safety. Such at length was the exce , .:sive and unparalleled wretchedness, to which the advocates for speculative liberty and universal egliality had reduced the people of Fr;nsce, that they have been compelled to close the sanguinary-con flict b submitting to the abject slavery of military despotism. To unmask the artilices,to defeat the designs, of factious de magogues, and to save, as far as we ar e able, our country -men from any similar cous&pences will be deemed our best reward.. We feclao slavish'attachinent to any of the great parties in the State; but we shall give our confidence and our support to those men, who, by their condnet, prove their zealand devotion to that Constitution, under which' we en joy so many blessings; and-by which we have hitherto been preserved safe' amidst the ruin and desolation 'of almtist ever; other Kingdom. But, at the same time that we defend our Own opinioas with firmnesq we shall bear with camiutir, and i7l-,ert with cheerfulness, the. 'arguments of those who differ from - us,. When -stated with that - liberality whiCh we hope, on our part, never to violate. Static' the ples'whichwe profess: and should it ever be priived• that we ahandon them, we shall be content to be considered as hav iog forfeited overy.claim to political ethisisteney; and to pub lic favour. Having explained the leading principles of • onr intended Publication.- we , have only to meniien the subordinate ar rangcrneuts. The importance as well as tl* intricacy of the manufacturing interests, particularly as they are connected with the prospefity of the Midland Counties, demand at this critical juncture an investigation, Which we shall endeavour to.conciact with Moderation and fidelity. Under the guidance 'of locai.knowledje and practical experience, we shalt define the relittive privileges of the Masters and the workmen. But while We suggest ineaSares for preventing abuses and for con ciliating reciprocal conadenee, We shall not be detetrea from exposing the fallacy of groundless complaints, or the guilt of lawless - violence.• We flatter ourselves that by the curly Fo reign and oaestic intelligence which we are enabled to ob tain, we shall not only equal, but excel our Competitors. The news from the ea-ports (an article always iirl.eresting in a Commercial COuntry) Will engage our' particular attention ; and,'hy one Correspondents at Bristol, -Liverpool, and Hull, we shall .articipate even the. London Papers with respect to th'ese ports. It will be our • study always. to procure the fullest.and most authentic information relative to the affairs of Agricailtur,7 and of Commerce, and a certain portion Of our Paper will be allattiol to Philosophical and Literary Piseus . - sion Our Readers may also rely upon finding in the Noi ham (i,izette, the host correct accounts of the proceedings of -the Courts of Law, of the Transactions its our Universities, of Church Preferments, of Naval arid Military PromotiOns, of the Movements of Troops, of Fairs Markets, Races, and public ~Iniasemeots; in short, we shall spare neither labour nor expense to render oar Paper :worthy of the patronage to which we aspire.. We are aware, • however, that the Public will estimate our merits not by our promises • but by' our performance, and,.by that criterion 'we are content ..to be j udg ed. The-NOT !INGHAM GAZETTE will he published on the Futstr,DAY or JAxirAnyl.lsl3, and on every Into.i:y through out the -yebr, by Mr. ormAN, High-street, Nottingham,. where Advertisements, Orders fur the Paper, an'a Letters for the Enrron, : . .00st paid), will be thankfully received ; also, atTAYtel.: aim NcwroN'.s, No. 5, Warwick-squa re , an d M r- WHITF, Fleet-street, London. , . Price Sixpence-halfpenny, or Seven Shillings and Sixpence per Qnarter. • H TUSSILENIUM, OR TE COUGH MEDICINE.• 1 THIS valoable MEDICINE, after' a trial of many years, is, with the utmost confidence and a con cientions coaviction of its importance, at length offered to the Pnhhic as a specific in cases of COUGH and CATARRH. The etfccfs.cf the TUSSILENIUM are almost immediate in Mies - Laing the most riolent-paroxysins of Cotigfiing the most. inveterate Coughs will „yield to its use moderately pe rsevere d in. In cases of Consumption it will be found a powerful pal. liative, and if ,taken in time a preventativeof disease. Sold (bt appointment) .only by Me. Tindal, Stationer, 30, Mortimer-street, a few doors from Cavendish-square, in Pint ,Bottles, es. and Half-pints 45..6d. each, Stamps • in cluded—sent to any part of Town. * 4 ,* Orders for the Country executed for a single Pint. tart's Office. gt,iml l " - , _.‘,. \-_-% , L . : .-..„...,,__:= --- • i A , ~ - 4 V, Pt , ~. 4, , L,„,5. ~, ~.. i t ‘ t' . ,ki t s - j - - - -ft , -- re , , \ 4 ce-,Zr: .-" .: '---e_ 4 4 --4 ... 4 X j.i.erqr -' *- g ' ['PRICE SIXPENCE-TTATYPEvvy. Jt,717-11,14.1X6-oFk le' A, Dee. 18, 1812. T HE CO3IM/S67OIITRAS for VICTU4LLING _ll,-I!IESTY'S d.; hereby give ..Vot;&, That, on Pnesday, the 201 h instant, they triq bereer:dy to rc_ (Tire Terriers, ire wriEng . (Baled atp) and treat for TnsePte Handred Quarters of Aces , Pale, and Threc Hezadttel ttnt, of New close-dried AMBER MALT, 14 3e ansiverchle to Santples•Nr 3iot , less than one Q!..art each, to be prtlpee4l Tenders;; to be delivered,in the space of I7Lree fi — cehs, bet° his Majestfi's rietnallink ,Storrs- at Deptfor,!, and to. he paid for by Bills, pay7bk with Interest, ninctsc days after t;ate. Phe Conditions of the gontrect may be see'lt t'Le• 21rore.gard will had to tity Tepder iu TiYhieh the Pr;;,T 1;0t . be inserted izz ivord.r at re..?,i-th, or that shall 21(.;! Le - delivered to the Board beiore One o'(..Vc,h, Cii the said -71res,day, the :.9th instant, nor un!.?ss, the Person wh• Nuhes the Trader,. or some Person on his Behalf, ut'inds • to answer whex called fOr. SUFFEIUNGS Ti-I ltUkt , - AN no: M ET6TIN.G • will be held • .„173.... CHANTS, BANltllti, anti TR;',DERS of LONDO:•., at the City of London rays.:e!,, In NirE the ;30th of I)ft:ember instant, at Twelve for One Alnek, to cousider of a Nab.scriptn for R the Relief 'of th People of Russla feting the.:iseverest p7 . ivations and distrnises nl cnn:iequcace of t:,e French invasion. WM. 110 LDEN. New City Chambers, Dec. 22, 1812. HOPE FIRE-ASSURANCE COMPINY. CAPITAL-ONE MILLION. OFFICE-LUDGATE-HILL, LON7)ON. PERSONS .assured with this Office, whose Policies expire at Christmas, are refspeetfully inform ed,-that Receipts for the Renewal ..f thesatne ore now ready for Delivery at. the Office, and With the respective Agents of the Company throughout the United Kingdom, W11.1.510 - f BURY, Secretory. N. B. Policies of Assurance, which expire at the Above Period, should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter.. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King George the First. Pecember 1812. DERSQNS, whose annual Premiums fall due on the ., 2sth instant, are hereby informed, that Recoipts are now , ready to be deliver e d at th e Company's ()XiCes, over the Royal Exchange audio Pall-Mall, as well as by their re spective Agents in the several Cohnties ; and the Parties as sured are reqnested to apply for the Renewal of their Poli cies, on or before the 9th • of January neat, :is. the usual Fif teen Days allowed for Paythent, beyond the date of each Po licy, will then expire. ‘: SAMUEL PENNING,' Jun. Secretary. ,/,* Attendance is given, dailvi, at the said Offices, for the Assurance of Iluildings, Goods, Mercliandize ' and Ships, in Harbour, in P oc k, nr , c hil e b u ildi ng, front Loss or Dainace by Fire and also for the Assurance of . and:,n;sui lics on Lives. • • N. 13. Fire Policies will be is3 , lell free of Expense to the Assured, where the annual Premium. Ntount, to or up wards. CORPORATION OF THE AMY:IIIILE SOCIETY FOR INWIIANCE 01.' LIVES, • • Serjeartes Inn, Fleet l -street. Instituted by Qurr,N 1706. THE DIRECTORS Dave the satisfaction of informing the Public, that, after a very careful and strict exoin , ,nation of the circumstances whichvave occurred during tive experience of more than a ceat-.'y, the Society has been ervibled greatly to increase the Benefits 'originally in sured to tLe present Members, by.the po,4•ressive advance of each to -2401. be.,..ieS such eontin.7.l l : additions as may be i'ncluced in the ye., in winch the death happens.. '1 he Directors have neivise the. pluvure to stat,, that un der the authority of the supplernentry C,:arter uhich his Majesty-has been recently pleased to ; ran, for extending the Benefits of this 'lnstitutio'n, they are ella; • i to offer to the Public the means of . effecting Insitrance, 205 I. to 30 , .;31. ttit% v=arious ages from ti to 61, wlitther for the whole of tbr any number of years, or on anti} c...iningens.edepead itig on life or survivorship, a; coa•psiderably . At this Office the Vario, I •of ,Insura7ce ai - e entitled, its pioportion to the am,„,lio, ,red, irticipatesin the oilvantag of the ..ontingent 1;.; the claiMs arif,ing by deaths' in each year. bider of i7 - u• Court of Directora, ' rENsAm, Registrar. MONZY is alwar ready-to adrauce, at legal. Annuity' lutBre , t, redeemable, on:free:mit ' Copy 'hold,•or Leasehold Estates, in Land or Houses, Dividends of Stock; Annuities, Rent Charges, Marriage Settlements, Wi dows .Jointures, Patents, Pi:aces, Church Livings, and any Income for Life. The Nobility and Gentry of knoWn fortune, or theirheirs, may be accomm o dated, e ith er on their single or joint an nuity bonds, promptitude and secrecy. • Apply persOnally between 9 and 5, of by letter, to the Di rector of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-Nnare.. ARDING, HOWELL, and Co. being re= quested by a eonsidcralile Manufacturer in the coun try, to introduce for him a new fabric of FUR. CLOTH; they beg most re spectfully to solicit the inspection of Ladies t 4 this `very curious and particularly elegant article, which they have in variety of eblours ; it is of a most agreeable te:xture, and peculiarly adapted for Evening Dress. H. H. and Co. avail thcAnselves of the same opportinity to recommend the extensive Stock of General Goods, with which their Warehouse is ;LA usual assorted, combining no- Velty with elegance and utility. Silksiu the greatest possitioe variety, and Velvets of.a;su perior quality, in - all colours. Fors of the sorest de..cription, and every other article cal culated for the Winter Season.. . thcir Millinery Rooms, as usual, under the direction of Mrs. James, and stored with that fashion for which she' has been hitherto so particularly distinguished. . 89, Pall Mall, Nov. 2:3, 1812.. GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND OTHER. CANAL SHARES. TO BE SOW BY AUCTION, • . By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday, January 80, at Twelve o'elovk, 'at the !Mart, unless previous!y disposed of by Priiate Contract, • (11LAMORGANS1 - 1113E 'CANAL, - from Car- Jl . (tiff to Merthyr.TydviA, nyetity Shares, an establish ed Navigation" dividing 131. 12s: Sd, per Share clear; r•er annum; MONIOUTHSfRE' tOANAL, TWenty 7 one S!;ares; a very improving concern, the payment of Dividend.; which had !,, , e ❑ judiciously suspended is nowresumed; .3t. per Share, has ;,I;.ely been declared;' GRAND . .JUSCTION, BOLTON and BURY, THAMES and SEVERN, OLD UNION, WILTS and BERKS, and CHELM ER CANAL SHARES. Particulars at Hateliett!s Hotel,- Piccadilly; at the Mart, and of Mr, Scstt, zs , NC•,r Bridge-street. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, \. Sev'enteen Years Established, in the tiist City in the World CO2;BIi;CIUENTLY, it beconaes a duty incum bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible; uni versal publicity;Viich he is now endeavouring to accomplish, at an expellee little sliqrt of Three Thousand Pdonds a Yew, by hourly inforyuing and hourly proving to mankind of all descriptiono, that those who are tortured with the Gout, RheismatioGout,'Pheuniatism, Pleurisy, Head-ache, Bilious Sick Head-ach, Asthmatic, Consumptive, and Bilious com plaints, Toot L-ache, Face-ache, or Ear-aca,!, may be cured in a reaso cable time" by use of the GUESTONIAN MEDI CINES ; oat& by applying to the 'lnventor, B. GUEST, Clie 7 mist, No. D, Great Surreystrec, Blackfriars-bridge, between the hours offline r,nittAveive any morning, (Sunday excepted,) may be penfeetrY relieved before they leave him, which is such an earnest of cure as no empiric or regular practitioner, ex cept thtele that pvdetiscwith these preparations, did ever dare to preinise, because mit being able to succeed, they wonld prove tbeinseAves nil pastors, and the lame ducks would quack so lend as to be disi!inctly heard at an immense distance, justly pronoun;ing them pretenders only to mediecil know . tedte. 1 hese Preparations axe retailed in London only by the Proprietor; but may he had Wholesale from any of the re spee table Medicine tenders h ToVvii, and they Will receive from them such a discount as must; he considered liberal on quan ti ties not less than half a dozeii each. And those that wis , ), to be informed tespecting their perfect safety, and salu t,;ry e;iicaey, may receive that inrormation by examining the, is tar Neirvaper, or by perusing B. Guests Guide from Pain, whicll is sold as above, price Is. - Statements of cases will be immediately a'Etendesl to, if they inclose a, one pound note, isiedieines to that amount ,011 be fertva.rded. by the first rtitirti: • • NEW PITBLICATIONS. • GUIDE TO LONDON. A . :Ndw EDITION for 1813 is this Day pub- lisped, of THE PICTURE of LONDON; and may had of Yt•ssrs. Lon i z - :ttati, Horst, Rec.'s, Orme, and BrOV.), Paternoster-row, Ft Us. ed. bound in red. FAST INDIA AFFAIRS. This,Day was ptiblislwd, One. Volume, Octavo, price 19.5.. boards, THE FIFTH REPORT froni Alte Select Committee of the lionne - Of Commons on the AFFAIRS of the EAST INDIA COMPANY; as ordered by th.Housa of 'Commons to he printed, 98th July, 1812. ; ' Printed for Black, Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Hon; East India Company. SIEUR DILLON ON THE INQUISITION AT GOA. This" Day was published, • In.Octaro, •price Six Shillings, boards, AN. ACCOUNT of . the INQUISITION at • . GOA: By SieurzDILLON. • - -Translated from the French. With an Appendii,' containing.. an Account. of the Escape of Archibald . .oower, (one 'of , the Inquisitors), at Macerata, in Printed for C. C.radock and W. Joy, 32, Paternoster-row, • and J.lVi!son, HUH. For some interesting . extracts from Dillon, and proofs thst the Inquisition salt subsists at Goa in nearly - the-same form, see Buclian'an's Cliristkin 'RescarLiies• in Asia, where testimony is borne to the accuracy of Dillon's descrip tions, both by Dr. B. and one of the Inquisitors.—Pases 163 and WS. Edit. 1812. EDINBURGH ALMANACK, With PLAN of the'SEAT of WAR in RUSSIA. " Just arrived, price 4s. (id. in Red, T HE_ EDINpLARGI-1 ALMANACK and IM . PERIAL REGISTER for 1813, containing, besides what is -generally giv4in g .Rolls'.,if the -Frerbohicrs err-S eatia and Lists of the present Magistrates and Counsellors of Bo roughs, with the Names of the Candidates for' the Repre sentation at the last General Election.---Lists of the Civil and Military Officers in India.—Names of the British Officers in the Spanish and Portuguese Armies, &c. &c. Published in London by C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32, Pa ternoster-row; and Mundell and Co. Edinburgh. NEIVTON' s• DI NTIFRICE is byfai• the tnost pleasant of any Powder recoir;mencied for Cie.:rising and Beautifying the 'FL ET H ; it wi;l he • finuni to answer every eisd that a Tooth Powder can be reasonably expecte4 to do, while it cleanses. the Moutlo:"al I impure and tuella .particles, it Afhiters the Teeth, Heals the Gums, and helps to, Sweeten the I;; eath. NothiOr, is so great a drawback to Beauty. as bad Teeth, r.')thing thore.oilensive titan fixtid Breath ; Newton's Tooth. Powder, on the first Application, improvcs the 'former, and removes the litter, while by_ its antipuitsuerit and bal;Amic qualities it prevents decay, and removcs'all excres.. ccnces. Prepared by B. H. Newton, and sold by his- Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 61i, no the feet way, - St. Cburch.yard, 'nearly opposite the North Gate ; in Boxes 25; . , 9d . .. each. . THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE Wok IA). Ar AcASSAR OIL, foi improvirg . anti Accelera 7 ,A ring the GROWTH ut HA (R. P.,tronThed by their" Roy i Highnesses the Princess of WALES and Duke' of SUSSEX,. and mbst of the Nobility. Its Virtues arc composed of vegetable Ingredients from a .Tree in toe island ot Macassar, in the East Indies.. This Oil is no pretended toreign Oil, but thelenuine produce of , the Macassar.Tree ; and it is recommended on the Basis . of Trut-h, Experience, and the most respeaah:e and accredited Testimonials. Where she flair has been deficient. fir a Se_ ,ries of Years, this. Oil will fully replenish it. • R is caleu tated,to nourish and preserve the Hair from falling 011 - or Changing its colour (particularly alter Sea Bathing, whir.h often proves injurious to the Hair), and by its Moisture e . t . a, - dicates whatever hinders its Growth, slid soon makes it tlikk and regular. 'Ladles, especially, will find the beneficial Effe6l.s of this Oil, as it gives to the. Tresses a most ti,auti . ..nl Uloss and Scent, and when dressed and curled, it renders it iii,xwessi blyattraeling., It isalso.pre.emiitent fur Chiiiiren's instead of Soap,,&c. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is ev_ treinely beneficial to the Infant, and brings• the !lair to a beautiful state. • It is also An - lira:Ay, adapted to •promote. the Growth of Whiskers, E.:ye-blows, &c. likewise is fa► 'superior to PorriattliTl for constant use in drrssing; s itli or withiut Powder. Sold at 3s. 6d. tos. 6d. and large bottles; containing eig! t small, at ti.. is. each, by the PrOprietots, Rowland and S.`l2, Kirby. street, Hatton-g ,rden,'London ; and hr their Appoint ment, who \ lesaleand retail, by Mr. Firtytti, Pt-limner to Its Majesty, 117, Gatty and CO. 57,. D. Riggc, 35, 0 vcrton,-47. New Loud-street ; Hendries, Perfumers to her Maj.-st Titehborne-street ;' Bayley and Hew, re:fun - lets to the D'uki and Duchess of York, Cock pur-street ; It. Rowney, ic6, Hatton-garden • S. terry, Greek street, Soho; Lore, 330. Strand ; 1. 'l'.. Rigge, Cheapside, anct 52,• Parka street tones, Apple-tree-yard, St. James's; Burgess; Ctirsiter street ; Butts, and Co). Lomhard-street; Barolav and sons, .Fleet-niarket Newbery and .. .Sons;;:•4s,..St. Church-yard ; Butler, 4, and St:ibb, 3S, ; !Irby. ling, Walker, and Co. Borough ; Dicey and Siitt - n; Adwr Chnich:yard '; Shaw and Edwards. 66, St. Pa tf s Much yard ;, Harding, I lowell, and ('o, S 9, l'all Mall ; Rjiil:e and Co. 25, King•strecr,Covent-prden ; '1 horn, 45 , , Bac.n . , 15 dT d ~, Grange, an' urner, Oxf,- street aid by Pe). touters at.d Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town throughout •the - Empire. Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine Macassar Oil has tin: signature nu the outside Label, in Red ink, • A. Rewland Son,' :out the words ' ltuwhAnt's Macassar Oil' engraved on the bottle. . Of whom may he had, A I.SAN A . E,X ACT, in bottles at tos. 6d. a nd 4 s. 6d . each. A ISo, toe ALSANN POWDER, at as. 9d. per !'ox, for eradicating all Disorders of tie Teeth and Gums, and rendering t.,em extremely beatitilul ; pat roni•secl by ne.r the Duchess of York, and his Excellency the Duke del lntantado.