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1- eS t , ,jklo b ) , u • i • - •.4' / I -, 0 sfi 4: , 11 • ' 4E4 AS , ~yam' ' .~ NU M 1 62441 S A r T LT It D S E E3l E 12; MU. [Pulcl 'THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MONDAY NEXT,. Seroember 14', will be acted, the Tragedy of BAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK. cOadiu t .Kinc , of Denmark, Mr. CRESWELL; Hamlet, Mr. YOUNG ; 'Polonint,'"Mr.SLA-NCHARD ; Laertes, Mr. BRUNTON ; Horatio, Mr. 1111.11.11YMORE Ist Grave-digger, Mr. EMERY ; ,Queen, Airs. POWELL; • 70phelia, Miss BOLTON; 71.. ° ‘`;flich will be added, thulastucw Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN AND- PADMAN ABA ; OR, THE GOLDEN FISH. Palimanaba, Mr. JEFFERIES ; ' Sultan of Cosimiro, Mr. NORMAN; Omar, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun.; Cayfaeattadhri, Mr. GRIMALDI; Morea,.Miss E. BOLTON; NEW PUBLICATIONS. ING-OFFICE, Sept. 13, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ills ord.rEsry's NA VY •do hereby . give Notice, That on Friday, the 25th instant, they. will be ready to re ceive TendersEnwriting,(sealedap) and treatfor Foar7'hoasand BOLTS of FLAGS, for the_ use of the Cooperage, to be an swerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders, to be de livered as *Mantled, into his Majesty's Victualling- Stores at Deptford ; to be paid for by lilts, payable with Interest, Ninety Pays, after date: * • The Conditions of the Contract tray be seen at the Secretary's Offee. ESTATE FOR SALE. This Day was published, DEVON. DE:SiAABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with Possestion &t Lady Day nett. A New Edition (being- the Ninth) with considerable Additions, • : twice los. 6d. boards, . • T _ . "'AI:EDICAL GUIDE, for the Use or the Clergy, Heads of Families, Seminaries, and Young Practitiiiners in Physic, containi Ig the latest Discoveries in Medicine. TO BE SOLD YEE, AI. , that ralualite acid imuravable Estate, Called WELL situate in ish of B'EF'ORE'; in a bu heaM, dry, all d sporting p!irt o f the Cunntycet Devon ' di:;tatlt. from ExeteK ton, Chudleigh three, Newtt, Bushel four, and fror&-the. Lnue.h frequented Ind: fashion able Watering Places of Teignmonth and Daylish six Tv RICHARD REECE, li. D " This work is, More judicions than Ibe • Domestic Medi cine of Dr. 'Huelian,, which we have no doubt it wiil entirely supersede."-- , Critical Review, April 1807; - .. " - It is an advantage to have a work so judicious as that of Dr. Reece's in -circulation, for the purpose of continual reference."—British Critic, April 1807. - • - Printed . for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, ,:arid Brown, Paternoster-row. , The Preznites consist ofa substantial and •eon'venient Dwel linK-house ; comprising an Entrance-1101, li'eaWist and ?inner-rooms, and Kiichen, nn the• Ground-floor an excel; lent Drawingrooin, and suitable Ludgillgrooms, on the next Floor, with Gar'rets over, and all ziecessary Olt-houses, And about 146 ACRES of good ARAI)Lt, MEADOW, 'OR= .CILUID, and PASTURE LAND. No regard will be had to an' Tender in ulich the Pries shall not be inserted i words at length, or that shall 'not be delivered to the Board before One &Clock on the said Friday, the eStie insUnt: nor anlees the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called for. • , Or. . ._Places for th e Boas to be s t ak en c n, of Mr. Brando at the Ive:A., Lox-Office ) riart-street. :he Doors ne opened at half-past Five, and the Play . l i, at balf-past AcF*. A Private Box may be had nightly, - on. application to - / - 31. 4hd0n, at the Box-office. .00xes 73. Semi:la)rice 3s. 6d.--,-Pit Bs. 6d. Second Price 2s. 0 wer Gtilery 2s. Second Price ls.—Upper Gallery lt. Se e4'ijo Price 6d. Oh Tuesday the Beggar'it Opera, Clptain Maeheittli, Mr. t seccud-time) Mrs. Sterling; and Lucy, Mrs. C. ~etnule ; to winch wit be aside:4lle Portrait of Cervantes. Wednesday, Tice itlerry Wives of Windsor, with The ihg of 4 threw. 011 T,'"sdaY: The School -of Reform, with revived Comic Jolinietia of 'Alidits,with new Scenes, Presses, and Deccira titras. 9 11 Friday, The Foundling of the Forest. Toe Shaks,ieare lt&ooi wilt ill future oe thrown open at the " n litiLncenient o: the Third Act, for the convenience of those aitins for the st.eo.ni account. - Dav was published, • In One Volume Octavo , price IQs. in boards, illustrated with . Eighteen Maps accurately engraved, • ACOMPENDIOUS SYSTEM: of MODIF,SN GEOGRAPHY ; Historical, Physical, PoliTical, ' and Descriptive ; accomp:irried with many interesting Notes. Bring adapted to the..4e 4if the higher Classes:of Pupils, under both public and prlizateTuition.\ By THOMAS MYERS,. A. M. Of the Royal Mil;tary ca,lemy, Woolwrch, Printed for G. Wilkie and 'J. Robinson, 57, Pate poster- TOW. There is excellent Watm, and a good Time Ruck and Lime Kiln on the Estate. • • ' For selling the above, alpblic SURVEY will Ike held at the CLIFFORD: ARMS, in cllcrpLEIGI - 1, on MURF: -.) - . .Y, the; 15th. October fi'ext; - hy . Four o'Clock in the afternoon. For viewing the settee, and further.partiehilars, :apply to Jr.rvr.ar 'LANa,Esq. Ippleden, near Newton 13crihl ;.theater. Gtr LIERT BuattINGTON; or GECIAGS DOLLINU, Attorney-at= Law, Chudleigh. OFFICE OF 'ORDNANC.e, Se;:f." 2, 1812. T HE PRINCIP4L OFPICERS •qf His M.IL JESTY'S ORDNANCE do . herchg. give Notice, Thnt Proposals will be received of their Office, in-Pa!l-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the nzl instant,frota sv.:ll Persons as Ottly be willing •to nndertahe the 'Sit.pply of FORA:4E for the Ordnance Horses stationed in the foqowl..v,r Districts, to be _ delivered at the Expense ofEAe Contractor, viz.: , Nd3.th . __Cltriqcktir'ch: • f.,,* AU Let - ters to he post paid. Part of the purchate mouey may reinft' i ix en security of the premises.. BUONAPARTE'S DIPLOMACY ITN VE (ED. In the Pros, and . speedily will be published, • In one Vollinie, Octavo, • THE SECRET HISTORY OF BUON/V -pARTE's DIPLOMACY ; consisting of the Instructions given by Buonaparte to his Secret Agents, at the different Courts of Europe, and Copies' of their Dispatches to hint, being a Suppleu►ent to the Secret History of the Cabinet of Buonaparte. By LEWIS GOLDSMITH, Esq.. Printed ford. M. Richardson: No. 41, Cornbill. Chad Leigh, August 28,1 612 THE GENUINE CEPHALIC SNUM FOR. THE HEAD AND BYES. • . COMMITTEE-ROOM, Lloyd's, Sept. 7, 1812. THE COMMITTEE. for the RELIEF o' the 1,?1"..i.50NE.0..- in FRANCE give:Notice, That List of those Prisoners I‘'lh, have partaken of 'Assistance the SubscriptiiA, arnountia,...; in the whole to 14,036 14, 1 " 1 ',Ailay ti )w be seen, upon applica ion to the Secretary, •• FERGCSON, Geor b c-yard, Loinbard :'": t; and k'ersons residing in the Country, who are desi azuuf of seeillg the List, may have an opportunity of so doing, st 4-41 : - ire sent to the ittsiden Miaistv or. Chief Magi- Nte. d , . the ci - Towns.aud Sea Porti in Great Bri tain driu • ii there, Yorkshire, • WeedOn,Northamptonshire. ?Astern, exclusive of' Worley, Western, IVoolwich, with Swahern, exclUsicc of Chatham, itsDependencies,Warley, South-West, including- Ports- and Chatham, mouth,' Isle of Wight," and for a Period of Six Months, from the Ist of October next. The Oats to be good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mix lure of Foxy or illowburnt Oats, and must not weigh less than, 37 pounds per Winchester Bushel; the Hay tube sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 561bs. weight. • MANY counterfeit and perhicions • prepaia.- r4ilmi of this pleasant and efficacious SNUFI , ', hav ing been obtruded upon unsuspecting purchasers, the public are hereby informed that the real Snuff niay be known by the words " P. Newbery, No. 45, St. Patti's," tieing engraved in the Stamp round each Bottle, andthat all those Without this distinction are gross Impositions. After this notice ' just es .t... timate will be formed of the craeters of those who deal in such articles. Next week will be published; By J. M. Richardson, Cornhill; and may be had of all tha Booksellers in the United Kingdom; - No. 111. of PIIHE NEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, and BRITISH COLONIAL REd - ISTER ; containing, Chitty on the Law of Nations. Dr. Philliinore on the Orders in CoUncil. Report on Licenses. Obeservatious on the 'Board of Trade. Crier's Strictures onlVard's Errata. Saninarez on - Phy3kul'ogical and Physical Science. Brady's Claris Calendaria. Mrs. West's Loyalists. Evidence against the Orders in Council. Brougham's Speech on the -Report on the . Orders irP Council. Gandolphy's-Defence of the Ancient Faith. J. M. Jack Son's View of the Political State of Upper Canada. Letter to Lord Castlereagh on the State of Upper Canada. An American -Loyalist's Letter to J. M. Jackson. Memoirs of William Stevens, Esq. Cohnan's Poetical Vagaries. • Authentic Documents respecting the late Political Nego ciations. Ackland's Poems. • A 'WOrJ to the Wise. . . Peace with France. - Authentic Correspondence and Doctitnents. , Letter to the Right Hon. G. Canning. Reason 'against Emaneipating the Roman Catholics. - The genuine Snuff is sold only by the Proprietors, F. New= bery.and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; Brodie, Dowding, and Luiford, Salisbury ; and may be had of all the Venders of Messrs. Newbery's Medicines thrcingh‘ont the United Kingdom, price Is. lid. a bottle, stamp in‘ eluded. The sgaw to be good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and to be delivered in Trusses of 361bs. weight The Prices tote paid for the respective Quantities of each 4r 'tide which may Ilk delivered, to be at the following rates"; TREATA OF ANATOMY GIIEXr WINDMILL- _ - R. BRODIE will begin - his LECIURES. on eX .t ,.. the THLOitY nd iq &ACT' G.E of SURGERY, on Oc fOBEW 5, at Seven o'Clnck in the Evening partica:Arg may be learned, by applying at the t George's Hospital; or - at -mr. odic s s e , - ...1 - , tan .ti Viz. :- SPANISH 'COLONIES. For the Oats at per hundred pounds, Avoirdupois weight. For the: hay at per hundred and twe!ve fiouids: [FROM_TIIR QUARTERLY REVIEW.] (Concluded from our Paper of Yesterday ) For file StrAw at per hundred and twelve po 2indo. TAe Proposals mate be delitTred separately or jointly for two or more of the said District.! i and it is expected that the Con tractor shall receive the Stable Dung, laic/2,4llring the period of his Contract, may accumulate, mai gan allowance for the, same after the rate of per horse per Week. . Farther Particulars may be knOt.:l, zipcn cp,o:'ic.aft:',:n to the Officers Commanding the Floy i al rlrtzilery in each Di.;trict; and also at the• - Se&etary's Office, in Pi:Lt.-Mall, aforesaid, any Day, between eke Hours 'of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals Mast ue deliuered, sealed up ana jailors*, " Prop s:lh for Forage;" but no Proposal can be admitted after - Me said 23d instant`, at Twelve o'clock at Noon V the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or ate 4gent in his Behalf, shall attend. By Order of Mc Board, a R. H. CREW, Secretary. In thOse parts of America where the reVolii , - tionists .have net with- less opposition, two evilit may be feared from the continuation of hostili ties—French influence—and a destructive anarchy. That the former is not an ina,c'ginary danger, we prove by authentic documents, - if there Were eny one so ignorant of the activity of French in trigue as_to doubt ti,e existence of the fact. The first attenipt of the French. Usurper was to pre .the possessions annexed to the .crown of Since, however, he has seen the impos s&lity of securing it for his brother, and disco.. vered that the hatred of the American Spaniards was no less violent. than that which was so nobly evinced by their brethren 'of the Peninsula, he has adopted the plan of depriving-Spain of the support of her colonies. We have he(ore us a list of the names of thirty-one Spaniards, who were chosen at Madrid .by the intrusive Government, and sent to Spanish America, through the United States, for the.papose of exciting a revolution. AFrench. man of the name of Desmolard, resident at Balti more, was the chief agent. The Spanish Minis-. ter to the United States endeavoured to trace out the intrigue, land succeeded in getting a copy 'of the instructions, which the French . agent gave to his emissaries in the name of Joseph Napoleon. One of these documents was in the possession of the Captain iieneral of 'Venezuela, when the re volution broke out ; and was transmitted by. the Junta, who discovered it among the Government papers, to the British Admiral at 'Barbadoes, as a proof of their abhorrence of the French.* We entertain, indeed, no doubts of the hatred of the Spanish Americans to that people ; and we are perfectly sure that there is no danger of any of the colonies submitting to ButmaOarte, or to any King of his making. But while the civilwar continues, a field is open 'to French intrigue ; to emissaries, who, under pretence of promoting the liberty and independence of the country, will labour to in crease the devastation, in order to deprive Spain of her resources. ' EDICAL' THEATRE, ST.. BARTHOLOMENV'S HOS - , PiTAL. THE , -COURSES of LEC T URES v- be this Theatre, doringthe ensuing " On THEO'tY an • d PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Pr. °4 t rd pt-18'STO , LOGY, 1..) Mr. ABER- C)n TtltOi'Y -and PR W ACTE of I .3itCiLß.YiliY t EkNETHY. n CtIEMISTRY, by Dr:HITE. On itUDWIFEAY, by Dr. TtIYNNE. ,n.,iINA.TOMIcAL. DEMONSTEAT:ONS, by Mr. LAW- C E The Lectures will begin on TI - ILTESDAY, the Ist of Clc at*2 o'clock. b;l:_urther perticulars may be knovm by • to Mr. wrILELER, Apothecary to the Hospital. appting DRAWING., This Day was 'published, In large Octavo, price ras. half bound, THE ELEAIJLNTS of DRAWING, in its va rious Branches, for the , use of Students; illustrated with Sixty Copper-plates, containing several hundred subjects after the Great Masters, and some of them coloured from Nature. By GEORGE HAMILTON, Esq. This is 'the. Gist attempt to produce a complete and cheap Elementary Boole on the most elegant of - all Arts; serving,' at once, as an assistant to Masters, and as a Guide and Tutor to Students, with or without a Master. The instructions are. practical and copious ;, and the, examples b eg in . with the sim plest Idgares, and gradually ascend to the most complicated designs in Landscape and History. Printed for Richard Phillips, 47, Lutrate-hill ; and ,to be' had of all Booksellers, with iberal allowance tM Masters, and to Schools. Of whom may he had, just published; Blair's Universal Preceptor, 4s. 6d. ••• His Models of dnvenile Letters, 3s. Gd. And Goldsmith's British GengrApby, 45. 6d. • ANTI-ATTRITION F ir E PATENT COAii-)OSITION, which --9 , 11f 3 Vitt Eilecti of nucriON S'I.EAM- anti Ittper ENG!"..;ifiti, LLS, NI: WHINEIVI, and•• CAR ir.AGES of every deser4tion, may . he purchased in Boxes, 4. , c," 2s. tia. ss. rid. ios..6d. One Guinea, and Two Guineas- L u t • tu Oi L l t o d f ,c t_ t i s le .. smallest boats contains.a quantity eutih- -10 9 t P st-Ciiiose Twelve Moral's and, be • the heels are primed with the Composition, they may lia v i used ( 1 44, and will ran ax least Six Months without occasion to take them off, or to apply any thing else • the Axbetittes. a:P ie Coutpositiun 7,14 . t0 be used. in the same proportion for '„ ( ititer kinds of work. old wholcs4e and retail,by.-1 1 .1essrs.. Browne and Mawe, 149, Straud, -- (near Somerset-House), London. • a i, 4 B. Directi o n s will be foand upon each Box, which are 411 ed Wm. Bellamy. . GENUINE. ME.DICINES,. FEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's • Church-yard, London,' or No. 29, Dante -street, Dublin, Proprietors of Dr. j aines's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in conse quence of the New Duties, the price of that Medicine is is. 9t1.. per Packet, or it. 55, 6d. per Dozen, or a Dozen in a Bottle, IL .0.. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but observe that the words Newbery, No. 4S, St. Paurs,',' are engraved in the Stamps. ' - • Thefollowing are the Prices of their 'Medicines, clutits incitick2d 'but thOse wit:, purchase six, or more, will :•e a ll,; wed t he Stamps gratis. 3. d. s. a, Dr. fames's PoAder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative r 9 Do, Analeptic Pills 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark 4 a Ditto Antibilious Pills 2 9 Huxham's ditto - 3 ,) Dr. Austin's Chalybeate 4 English Cotne 2 9 Dr. Steer's Opodcldoc 2 9 Essence of Ginger 2 9 Do. Convulsion Oil 2 6 Inglisn's Scots Pills i 14 tio. Carnomileflrops t 9 Cheltenham Salts - 2. 91 Essenceot Coltsfpot . 3 6 Ipecacuanha Lozenges t Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Sotanders i'ea - 2 9 Tiie Cephalio Snuff - „ z tly Henry's M tgnesia - 2 . 6 Lozenges of Blois , 16 - fidaredant's Drops - .5 6 Glass's Magnesia - 3 6 S - pilsbury'rrditto - 5 6 Leo's Liniment. 7 , • 5 o Grant's Cough ditto t 6 Asthmatic balArn 2 9 Greenough'; tinctures t 16 . tonic. Pills - - a ,9 Ditto Tulu Lozenges r Dr. Hopper's Pills - i r 1 Soothing Syrup • . a 9 Ample allowance to Merchants, &c, t'or Exportation. GUY'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY. TMs Day was published, The Second'Edition, enlarged and much improved, in Royal 113 mo, with seven handsonte and accurate Maps, price as. bound in .red, G"'s SCHOOL G . EOGRAPHY ; on a new, easy, and improved Plan ; comitrising not only a com plete . general Description, but much Topographical Informa tion, in a well digested Order; exhibiting three distinct Parts, and yet forming one connected Whole. Expiessly adapted to - every zli.te and Capacity, and to every Class of Learners, both in Ladies' and Gentlemen's Schools. By JOSEPH GUY, Professor of Geography ' &e. at the koyal Military College, Great Marlow. - , Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 32; Paterno;ter-row; and C. Law, Avernaria-lane. Where. may be 'bad, 1. Guy's New BritiiirPrimer ; or, First Book for Children ; many. Cuts, price 6d. sewed. 2. Guy's New British Spelling-bdok, Fourth Edition,.on a fine paper, with many new Cuts, and greatly improved, price Is. 6d..bound. :3. Guy's New British Reader; ok, • Sequel to the Spelling book; with the difficult Words divided' and explained at the head of each Lesson. Price 4s. bound. 4. Guy's Schoel Ciphering Book, for Beginners, Second Edition, on excellent writing paper, price as. 6d. half-bound. A Key to Ditto, Oice 6d. - 5. Guy's Pocket Cyclopiedia; or, Ikliscellany of Useful Knowledge, a Class-book for Senior Spholars 5 Fifth Edition, enlarged and much improved, price 7s. ed. 4eAtly bound. 6. Guy's Chart of General, History, Ancient and Modern, on a large 'sheet of. imperial drawing paper,-coloured, price 10s. ed. on canvass and toilers; and varnished 14s. HANWELL, MIDDLESEX, Only • Eight Miles from Town.-' TO BE LET, FURNISHED, • Or the LEASE TO BE SOLD, with immediate-Possession, exceediog good Brick HOUSE,tielightfully d ial hituated in that rural village of HANWELL, a short 4, 1 c 7 ,1„ n Le &tom the Uxbridge-road, a residence of the late Sir b it 7cS ERANSCOMB, deeeased. contains a handsome p r i', l4 : z gliallour, neat Drawing-room, and four Bedchambers „ -ci PalLcitrance enclosed with Iron Rails' and Shrubberies; Ca li Dairy, good Kitchen, and Back Entrance; a Hall, a s ili i - closet, and Wine-cellar; a Gaiden, planted with - choice table Fruit, and other Trees ; an Orchard, Coach-house, and other DomeAie °ilk:es. The whole about Two es. , near the Church, and a Pew to the House. far ne Premises are replete with , every Convenience, and ready* • -1 , 1 11 ,..e immediate reception of a genteel aa• A person attends at the House to shim the premises. I,l,lid' Particrs ula iSouthampton ' Chancery-lane. BUTLER's CELEBRATED VEGETABLE RESTOk- ATIVE/TOOTH POWDER, So justly recorrrrnended for W hitening the TEETH, l'reserv- Sep, AN IMPORTANT, DISCO'TERY, t e uteen Yea rs E s t a bli s h e d, i n , the first City in the World ; ° NSEQUENTLY it becomes a duty incum v. bent on the Proprietor, to give possible, cal publicity, which he is pow endeavouring to accomplish, 13, 7 4 P exPence little short of ThreeThOusantt Pounds a Year; 4lourly informing and hourly proving to Mankind of Gout,al Itls!ritions, that those who are tortured with the , Artatic Gout, Rheumatism, - Pleurisy, Head-ache, • Buious b i c !'• nead-aCh, Asthmatic, 'Consiunptive, and Bilious corn 10,Intsi TootL-tiche, Face-ache, or Ear-ache, May be &red (.1114 1 reaionable tameie by use' of the GUESTONIAS: MEDl rui„E„,,,s ;• and by plyig to the Inventor; B. GUEST; Che-. tI 4 - ;! I ' 4o . 9, Great Surrey-stree, Blackfriars-bridge, between „ I ' =lours of nine-and tWelve anyinorning, (Sniiday excepted,) an a) ' ,, he perfectly..ielieved before they leave hine, which is such be of cure as no empiric or regulaepractitioner, ex eepLthese that practise with these preparations; did ever dare bir3l:_rqnfige, because not being able to succeed, they wonld .-80.1ZAthemselves impostors.,_and the lame. d . ricks would quack ju st'• as to' be distinctly heard at an . immense distance, ledgP r ° ll ollacing tlacro -pretenders only to, medical know- Ile s s P p r eltr, e t t 0 7 ; ebpteurt ti a o7 are retailed in London only. by' the be had wholesale from any of the re ro„, 4 b, le Medicine :Venders in Town, and they will receive qua 7 theta such a discount as 'Must be considered liberal on witless than half a dozen each. And those that tkr to be informed r es p e cti ng th e i r per f ec t sa f e t y , an d sa l u - StZ r eiti cae.Y, may receive tht ihfbrmation by ex amining the v a ti c' ` m rwsPaper, or by perusing a B. Guests Guide from-rain, i ta . o l is sold as above, price Is. Stat e m e nts o f cases will be raediately attended to, if they inclose a one poilnd note, jOledielltaii to that amount will be f o rw ar d e d by the fi rs t ra. FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. rriHE ESSENCE of PEARL and • PEARL .2- DENTIFRICE, invented by the, late JACOB HEMET, Dentist to her 'Majesty and the Prince of Wales, are greatly superijif, both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto Made use of; they will effectually preserve the Teeth iu a sound state, even to old age; will render them white and beautiful without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose,'keep stteh as are already decayed from becoming worse,: prevent the ToOth-ach, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and wake them grow firm and close to the Teeth. They likewise render the Breath delicately sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the consequence of Scorbutic GuMs and bad Teeth. They .continue to be sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London, price 2s, 9d. each, and retail - by T.'Sciirinau (late - partner and successor to Mr. He met), George-street, Hanover-square. - • - None are F,f.nuitie . but what have the words, "J. Hemet, Bayley, and Blew, Cockspur-street," engraved in the Stamp, and a Label "•Ba.yley 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 .as _the greatest preservative Uf - yorus and tender Teeth. GUMS, and prevontin g that dreadful malady' the TOOTH- ACH E. • BEAUTY of Countenanee,aud regularity of Fea tures, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair ; but the Proprietor of BU L It's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave to remind his• Country-women that the lustre of their Charms . loses ha its influence where the "Feeth are discoloured, or skew a ren and unhealthy appearance —this is the more inexcusable, as the present Preparation anrds the infallible means of removing every blemish of the ena mel, being composed of Vegetables. • It is recoinmended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour" or the decay of the . enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and deleClable, abd making the ,Gums of their proper shape and vermilion hue; and a cerfain Preventative ag.iinst the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this kind ever brutight for ward to public notice, ha - s met such universal approbation ; ,and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Royalty. BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs, .Colds, Asthmas, and Sore Throats, price ts. rid. per Bnx. svid wholesale and retail, and Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside. corner of Paternoster-row; Sharp and Ihlarn, Portsmouth ; (ones, Weston, A Uinta, a; - ,d Mallory,. Port sea ; Hull. and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and Jacob. Sheerness; Peck, Russ, and Turner, Hull ; Hot land and Cookworthy ; Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply mouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birming ham; Billinge, Edwards and Penny, and Lathbury, Liver_ pool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewitian, Exeter; Smith, Manderton, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxter, Edin= burgh -:l3axter and Macdonald, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Barry, Bristol; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; S whiten, Leicester; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham; and retail by most Country Venders, in Bnxes, At 2,f, 9s. and 6d, each. It should not be concealed that the insurgents have at their disposal a tremendous engine, winch they may employ td the destruction of the country, if the Cortes improvidently persist hi the plan of subjugating them by force of arms ; we mean the Indians and the people of colour, who constitute more than twa-thirds of the whole population, and who, once set free from the bonds of subor dination, will p:o(bablyt repeat the horrid scenes of St. Domino. Should the Spaniards and Creoles agree in time to lay doWn . their arms, these hordes of demi,savages might be readily re- Auced to their former habitS of submission ; but every moment must add'to the difficulty, and the efforts which • would now be successful, may, if the contest continues, prove either inetfectUal or fatal.. The conditions upon which the cblatries might remain united to the. Mother Country have ,been frequently discussed. Were it otherwise, we should pause before we entered into the questio.i which the contending parties can only decide, cording to their peculiar views, and the -circum stances of the =dent. We shall only add, that whatever tends terestore tranquility and • happi ness to Spanish America, and insure to tb,e Mo ther Country those supplies,- without which our brave allies 'mist faint in the noble struggle LI which they are engaged, will meet with our cor dial and unlimited approbation. ' 4. This important Paper appeared in the Spanish Journi../ El Espanol, No. NI, \x 't:\