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NUM33IIR, 6247.] THEATRE ROYAL,- COVENT-GARDEN. : TO -MORROW EVENING; Sept. 17, 1312, will he performed the Comedy of . THE SCHOOL OF RErartn wil l be added, the revived Comic Burletta of • MIDAS. Apollo, Mr. SINCLAIR; r _ Pan, Mr. EMERY . ; Mr. LISTON ' Daromtas, Mr. TAYLOR ; Silenci, 141 r. VAWCETT ; LISTON; • Daphne,. Mrs. ST2RLING; NySa, Miss BOLTON. Places for the noxes to be taken cf Mr. Brandon, at the Xewßox-Office, Ilart.street.. . The Doo rs w ill b e open-d at half-past Five, and the Play ,in at half-past Stk. A Private Box may be had nightly, on application to Mr. Brandon, at the Box-otlice. Boxes 7s. Second PsiceAs. 6d.—Pit 33. 6d. Second Price c2s. Lower. Gallery as. 'Second Price lq.—Upper Gallery 1s: 'Se7 eond Price . The Shakspeare Room will in future he thrown of n at the dboir omencementpf the Third Act, for the convenience of those 'waiting for the seeunda,cectir.t. C ) ri 'riday, The Foundling of the Forest.—Ou Saturday, Pi zarro.o;;Monday,King Itiehard the Third.—On Tuesday, The English Fleet in 184. • LOYAL ANIPHITHEATiIE, (ASTLEY'S), WESTMIN- STER-iiEIDGE; tacler the',Pationage of their Royal Highnesses the. Prince • Regent and 'Mike of :York. TREEntertajmnteno, THIS PRESENT WED NESDAY IR. To-morrow, Thn;sday 17th, Friday 18th, ad Saturday 19th 'e -pt. 1812, precisely at Half past .Si?; - , are as follow •1. Extraordinary Exercises on the Tight Rope, accompanied • by sba l rollery of the Two Clowns. ' ' 2. A New Song, called " The,Sailor's Land Voyage'." a. A Trial of Skill by the whole Equestrian Troop. 4, A New Song, called “TimidJohnnl 0." S. The New popular Dramatic Military Stage Spectacle, in • Two TILE Acts, lled ' 1-I.ERO/C BATTLE ca OF SALAMANCA. 6. A New Sang; called." Knowing Jerry." 7. The F:ying.HorSernan's singular Activity. 8. A New Song', called " The Soldier Lad." To which will be added, the favouriteNew Comic Panto mime.or THE PER SI AN. FESTIVAL; Or, HARLEQUIN EMPEROR!. Bores 4s.—Pit I:;.—&cond-price, Halflast Eight o'Clocli. N•li. On Monday neat, 'Me Brave Cossask, which will be alternately performed with The Battle of Salarnanca. ,11.„ R._ .CLUTTER,BricK will begin U TUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES - on the THEORY sucl PRAGTICE .PHYSIC, MATERIA MEDICA, and -ti --vmhinty,, on, MONDAY; October 5, .at Ten o'Clo4 in the 1 1 1orning; at his' house, No. 1, in the Crescent, 'New B rid - e-sWet illackfrnirs where further particulars inav be had."' • • • • - ....TItIRTEEN Ti.:(USAND POUNDS. 1)1 kflepnsiteri Thirteen. Thou ; sa , 34uhtmr:Drounnond.zind Co. 23, Fit7roy-square, to be, advanced in one Sum to oue Person, .or in small Sums to various Person:, o Y•Anntilt, or on other Security,as may suit the Borrower: Address . a, line, or apply any day from Nine till Six. HOPE ASSURANCE ,COMPANY, N0,,10, Ludgate-Hill, London. • „. . • THE DIRECTORS respectfully acquaint the Public, that for the furth':.r extensiou . of the advantages of Life Assurance, the Fire Life . business of this Com- ParlY have been separated, and turned into two distinct dc- Pa.ltments, with a Capital of ONE MILLION appropriated to each.. • That in the Life Department, (after a moderate deduction Xr'r Guarantee and the expellee of, ,Management) the Profits 21 tising from the Life•hismess are to he applied as follows, ' P iz. One equal Third Part to he added to and consolidated' :!'ith the Proprietors' Stock; and the remaining Two equal Thud Parts of said Profits to be written up to the credit of L ife Policies ; such addition of Profits to he paid along with, •ild at the sometime as the principal sum assured becomes Payable. -• Thus, instead of sinking a sum annually to secure the pay ment of a - stipuhted principal surnwhich principal alteu the claim arises,' may happen to be Considerably less ~,Itan the 'aggregate amount of the annual premiums paid), ife Assurers with this. Company receive not only the ,sum eriginally stipulated, but receive also Two Thirdt of 'the Profits - of the Company divided amongst them, in proportion to he slims which they respectively assure. The Directors in offering such peculiar and important ad ' Ikutages to Life Assurers, cannot doubt that thc Hope Life Annuity Office will receive a decided preference and s uPport from the Friends of the,EstablishMent .and the Coln 7 taunity in general. • By Order of the Board, • WILLIAM BURY,. Sec. KENT. - WILINIINGTO7s:, near DARTFORD. • TO BE LET, - or the Term of Three Year ; ; certain, with immediate Pes- • sei.sion, A Comfortable Genteel FAMILY REST DENCE complet?ly Furnished, comprishigfan En jance Hall, Study, Breakfast-parlour, Dinin,g-room, and Drawing -room ; • live good Bed-rooms, with convenient essing-rooms and Attids, good Kitchen, Housekeeper's t t "m, Butler's-pantry,. -with conveniN4 attached Tan .de••• ached Offices; au excellent Garden witlfbr without 35 Acres Of v e r y good Pasture and Arable Laud, situate at Wiltning '°n, near Dartford in Kent, distant 15 miles from London, With good Roads, in a most respectable neighbouchood.. l• 'or Particulars, apply to Mr. NnaTITCROcr, Law Stationer, • ncery-lane, London ; orto Messrs. CLAM DGE ap.d Au STEti, •a oheitors, Scvenoaks. • THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. `'"DBOLD's VEGETABLE BALSAM FOR COUGHS, TCONSUMPTIONS, AND ASTFIMAS. HIS Medicine has nowbeeh established ,inr nearly thirty years, and is alloWed, from a consultation ;?f inany eminent Physicians, to be the only efficaciouS re lle(lY to be depended.upon for curing the above complaints, ti PA'ards of taco° manuscript certificates of surprising p ;i res, from the .greatest respeelability," may be seen at the 9 Prietors, as under, a nd w ith suc h a no ble and distinguish ed, Aatronage, as no other Medicine has ever been honouied . I ) This Medicine his never been known to tail when ta ken on the first attack, on which account the following Nobility recommends it to be kept in all Families : • v. l 'he Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian, the Right Hon: iscount Dudley and Ward, the Right Hon. Lords Macdo. ; l ld, Gr an tl e y, F ortescu e , an d Nlontford; the Right Hon.. i i a t c Viscountess Dudley and tVard, Dowagers Grantley, ladlinoutli, and fortescue, Lady Appreece - Sirs FianciS ke, Edward Newnharn, john Coghill, and George' A rm- IP;_ng Harts. ; Generals Doyle and Drouly ; Colonels Baker, e nath, Lenox, ate. Advice gratis-everyday (Sundays excepted) at No. "inomsbury:square, from fleNett till -One ; where the ertifcate s m a y t esee n,,and the Medicine had, wholesale and r t likewise retail at every principal Medicine Ware_ house in the Kingdom, where a Treatise may be had. NI 7 w 1 4 1- • .4. ' ' '' ' y '+`.s • ' . 4 1 0 t.• .+,, . . . ~. NEW PUIILICATLONS. BUQNAPARTE'S DIPLOMACt TINVP.ILED In the Press, aid ispeedily'will be published, In ont 'Volume, Octavo, SALE. ripHE SECRET, HIS TORY OF BIJONA. 7 VAIITE'S DIPLOMA ; consisting of the Instruct i6ns given by littonaparte to his Secret .&geni - s,. za the different Courts of Europe, and Copies of their Dispatches to lihn, beifig a Supplement to the Secret History of the Cabinet of Buonaparte. By LEWIS , GOLDSMI'PH;Esq. Printed for J. M. Richardson. No-23, Cornhill, . THE 13RITISH REVIEW ANT) kONDON CRITIC.II.f JOUR - N.AL. Published 4:l_uarterly. TUMBER VII. of this Work will be published 111. in the Mouth of October, having been delayed a few weeits.l)y unavoidable circumstances. Persons sending orders for tlik Review are partienlarly de sired to attend to the Title of the Work as above set. forth ; and its Friends may be assured that it will be continued with unmated - vipur. ' It in'fature *ill be published by J. Hatchard, 190, Pima ; and. sold by Lougman and Co. Taylor and liessey, Fleet-street; and Asperne, Cornhill. This Day was Imblished; price is. Gd. A CHARGE delivered, to the CT,SERGY of the la. PECULIAR of the DEANERY of HEREFORD, July 30, 1619 - • By GEORGE GRETTON, .D. D. • - Dean of Hereford. . . Wherein the Pretensions of the: Popes of Rome to Supre macy iu the Catholic Church aro sheivn to have no 'olinda tion in Scripture, nor in the:Constitatiou of the primitive Christian Churches. _ , , __ Printed for F. C. and J. .Rivington, No. St. Paul's Church-yard ; and sold by J. Hatclard;Pi,Nad'illy ; and Davies, Hereford: EDNES .DAY, SEPTE MI3 Elt 16, 1812. ,ESTATE FO i2L ►S L.E.I WILSONTOWN •'11,.0N . WORKS, LA . N.ARKSIIIP,T.:, FOR Within the Royal Exchange Cullee-house„, EDINWMCFT - 1; upon WEDNESDAY,- the ith day of aI'OBIM next, at Ciae o'Cloch hi the, afternoon,. - . - ' , • . . THESE . well-knav - vn ]RONSVORKS, totr.oe then with. .1;4 DWEI-LING-HOUSES, WORE 110U S F.S", wbole ENcnNlcs and,;A2I , ARA Tus, a, , 4 also, the LAN i ):.; and MINES attached lTher.Lqo, coutprthen!lin , , an in exharo-iiile supply of Coal, Lirn. , _ , .-stonc, Iron- tone, Fir.r clay, arid every other material necessary for such-extensive Works. , . . . _ The Wilsontown Iron Works are-situate 'exactly "rvvetiq x. miles /rani the ports of Leith and Glasgow, and thus maw' a ready access to the marliets on both t he , East and West GOasts, as well'as in Ireland. They'lie in a cheap and pienti ftil Part or the country; are the the kind in Scotland, and arc in the most perfect ccqditian in every re spect. The Anparatns consists of_ tiro pla,t Furnaces, blown by. a iloulb)n and Wutt durable.-power Steani.Engine, licient to blow also an additional tarnace, it reiftiir . .4l;,as also four other Steam Engines of different dimettsion , , wirf, the most complete Machin,-y fur the maituTh - kture of Rod, and Sheet Ironi lioiler-plate; Hoops, &c.yeeonly ed on the newest and approved principles. The Works arc i;bielly eritAtoyed.at pres.ent,in making soft Pig Iron for fottnilvy use, printsipaly of the best No. 1. Two FornactiS produce from !.-0 to 90 Tons weehly, which may be propoationably increased to upwards of I°u 'tons by the erec tion of another furnaee,.forr:qiich there is abundan:e'of spare blast. - , - • • • As tht freight of iron from Leith to London is only front 1 , ). to 12s. per Ton, and the iirslitance less than one per cent h,;t: Works are pal tieularlyworthy of the attention of o,mi -11,•m,n in the Iron Trade, resident in London, Where the ex , ~1!, , ,qt qUality of the-WilFoutUvin Iron commands ~a constant preference in the market. , ilesides 'suitable, WORK-HOUSES, a ATTTLERY, and STORE-HOUSES, there is an excellent DWELLING HOUSE for the Proprietor, and 'Houses• for the Manager,- Clerks, and from 400 to 500 Workmen and their Families. — 'Ole Lands accompanying the Works consist •of about 15 ACRES of Old Plantation and, improved Ground about the principal Dwelling-house; 45 ACHE of ENCLOSED, GROUND, lately planted, 90 ACRES of PASTURE LAND and 400 English ACRES of MOSS; the whole. containing Coal, • Iron4torte, Lime-s tow!, and every other - material re qn red at Iron Works. te, , ides the Minerals in these Lands, those contained in the Lands. immediately adjoining, partly in absolute property, told 'parilron long leases, including the Wilsontown, Greenwall, and: blirnpy• Collieries, all wrought at a Comparatively smtll.. expense, go along with the Works, Inrentorfes and specificatiOnii. di the maebinery . , minerals, &c. and., any •other necessary infosniation, may be had by applying to Mil Wilson, No. 6; .Crosbv-square, ni shopsgate-street, 'London; Wilson and, Sons, 7 Wilsuntow - n or .L •r. Frv 4 ser, the Trustee, 12, Fortis-sweet, Edinburgh also Messrs: Editigton, Queen-streeti, •Giasgovv; Contts,.. Esq. Liverpool ; Wright and Bowden, Hull ; Messrs. Sorsbie- and • Newcastle;upOn-Trne ::.lasiah • 'DaWson,• Esq. Ithoydiball,, near Leeds; Samuel Hailer, Esq. rilstori, near Wolverhampton; and Jamei Hillar, Esq; , • . •.• •• This Day was published, price ,;s. trIONSIDERATIONS . on the LIFE and DEATH -of ABEL; on tbe LIFE anti TRANSLA TION of ENOCH; and on the LI"."E of NOAT-I. '' 'By GEORGE .1.401t.NE, D.D.. .. - Late Lard 'lliSlmp of Norwich. .-. " ..-- . Printed for f.• ''C and J. ltivingtoo,. Na.. 62, St. Paul's Church-yard ; sold also by J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly. -.• . Of whom may be had, by the same Author, L Considqrations.on the Life . and" -- Deiith of St." John the laptist, price 3s. . . ,' ...: • . .' ... ..-- . .., - ,', .. ~- 'l Essays and Thonghts - on Various' SubjectS,. and from varioias Authors, &c.' together . with Nine Papers from the 011 a Podrida; and Poems, prico ss. ' 3. The Wotks of Bishop Horne, in six. laril-e.Jols...Svo. price, in boards, 31. as. FOR Tl 4 USE OF •FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS. Day was published, - • Handsomely.. printed ,on a fine paper, price, in boards, 3s. and a smalleT Edition.for distribution, price es:. or.2is.a .doEePr I TOLY BIOGRAPHY c or the Saints'• ALA. lendar ; with a abort Account of the Moveable Feasts and Fasts observed in 11w Church 'of England. In QUistlon and Answer. . Intended for thc.Use - and Instruction of Young Loth ; 1 1 Thil,lip and Private Education. liy a CIAMGYAIAN. of the E3tll,li;-ii;:c-;1-Chutelli. Printed for F. C. anti J. Rivington ' No. 62, St. Paul's Clan:eh-Yard ;' sold also by J. HatcharkNtL 190, Piccadilly. This Day was punikhed, • • Elegantly prhited in a small 17011111 e, price 2s. 6d. .•-: • C ONTEMPLATIONS of an Ancient Layman . on the Christian System, and the Necessity •of its Forming a Part in Education, Public or Private; in a Series of Observations ; drawn from various eminent Writers of the preceding Centuries, and interspersed with original Reflec tions, suite 4 to tiie present Times; designed for the Use and Instruction 'of the Younger; Branches of a Private Family, and now first offered to the. Public. By JOSEPH BRADNEY, Esq. ~Printed for F. C. And J. Rivingtco, •No. 64 ? St.. Paul's Church-yard ; sold als o •by .L Hatehard ; No. 190, PicCa.dilly. Next week will be published, BY J. M. Richardson, Conlinll ; and may be had of all the Booksellers in the United Kingdom, No. 111. of NHE :i'.+lEW QUARTERLY REVIEW, and BRITISH COLONEAL - RtGISTER ; containing, Chitty on the'LaW of NatiOns.. Dr: Philliniore:on the Orders in • . • Peport bn Licvns , ?s. ObeserVations on the Board of Trade. ' • Grier's Strictures onlWard's Errata. • Saumarez on PhysioloOcal and Physical Science. Brady's Oasis calendarl4 - Mrs. West's Loyalists. Evidence 2,4:lin:4:the Orders in Council. Brougham's speech- on . the •Report on the • Orders in Council. , Candolphy%; Defence of the Ancient Faith. J. M. Jackson's View of the Political State of Upper Canada. Letter to Lord Castlereagh on the State of Upper Canada. An American Loyalist's Lettet tro 3.. M: Jackson.- Memoirs of William Stevens, Esq. Colman's Poetical Vagalhes. Authentic Docuinents respecting the late Political Nego ciations. Ackland's Poems. • A Word. to the Wise. Peace 'with France. Authentic Correspondence and 'Documents. Letter to the Right Hon. P. Canning. - Reason against tmencipating the Rotnan Catholics. This Day was published, In One large Vol. 12mo. containing near Six Hundred closely printed pages price- Gs. bound; , _ lIURNAL <READINGS; being Lessons fot . x ifr every Day in the Year : compiled from the most ap . proved Auihnrities,. , aad calculated to combine merit with lustrUction. In presenting this Selection to the patronage of Teachers and the Public, the. Compiler respectfully4epresents, that they arc the result of an extended experience and long con tinued pta,:t.ice h\the instruction of Youth. - '2. Assiduity ha. been axed that the Readings should he an Original• Collection, and each have some Moral and Practical tendency. 3. The Selection contains 4 general epitofne of Useful Knowledge, is parti-Ctifaiti - directed to the Improvement of, Youth, and, it supprY the: pu'rpose of a vade cum of science 6 after-life. It will be.useful to the adVanc ed student , as .recapitulation of a more minute research, and furnish a hind for expert communications in- literary dis . - cnssionS: , - 4 4 The distinguishing traits and leading. curiosities of na ture and science are substituted for.abstract analysis ; and a considerableextent of anecdote is introduced, illustrative of the eccentricities and c4nduct of men. - 5. Without invidious detraction from the merits of cont poraries, the " Diurnal Readings" elaiths undisputed priority in thiS vie \v, that its Selectionextends to the most recent au thorities. Vlie'rublication has already been honoured with the signa tures of near a Hundred of the most 'respectable Preee2tors and Governesses in the Metropolis and its Environs. ' London : Published by Sherwood,'Neely, and Jones, No. Pateruester-rvw. GENUINE rriHE followiap. .MEDICINLS may be pro , . _A. cured genuine of A SHW and EDWARDS, 66, St. Pau l's.Chureh-yard • tjiil's 6 : 4 Esseute of WiderdOnf, Hallam's Bilious . fills... 2 9 A/Vessel's Jesuits Drops 2'9 Marshall's Create - • , Church's Cough Drops' 2 6 Arnboyna Tobth Powder 2 6 CorpltellOrientalCord. - 4 C Widow Welch's Pills 2 9 Keyser's --Pills • :6 Velno's.Vegetabie Pill's 4 6 Neivton'sTooth Powder 2 9 Church's Pt - et:44l l I+ 'Walsh's Antioertinsis 2 9 Coltsfoot Loz... 1 1 Aroboyna Lotkii • 4 6 WessenSpecifielteniedy 2 9 JunirrEs.s. Pepperm, 1 11 Rocho's Embrotation.. 4 0 Itolherds's Cough Dr 2 9 Junipertss,Wunyroyai 1 Spethliman's Pi 115...... OT* Spilsbury's Drops 6 0 * Greeaough's .Lozenges 1 14 1. Inglis's Scott's Pilla 1 li* Salt of LeMons ...... 1 0 Si,ngletwi's Eye (Tint. , 2 0 * Gocir.;old':. , Balsam IS 0 4 ' Henry's Magnesia 2 9 * Hooper's Pills Essence of Spruce Durable Ink .. 1 6 * British Oil ...... 1 1 1 * Cheltenham Salts .... 2 9 The above (those with the star excepted) will have the ad dress of Shaw and EdWards, 66, St.. Paul's, on the stamp ; Where also 'way be had every other Patent and Public Medi;- eine. . Liberal allowance to Merehanti and Traders in general. RHETNATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY AF F ECI IONS; ,with their, usual. concomitants, SlMym, or flying Pains, • Flatulency, Indigestion, and gene- Jai Debility (originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently cured by W HITE H E AD'S ;ESSENCE of ,MUSTA RD Pi 1. LS, after every other means had failed, The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD (used with the Pills in- those complaints where ,n-ecessary) is perhaps the most adive, penetrating, and efteduel remedy in the world, generally curing the severest SP is AI . NS az,d BRUISES, in less than.half the time. usually taken by Oporieidoc,.Arque-' busade, drany - Other Liniment or Eintirnotion ; and if used immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD'S FAM11..7 CERATE is equally effi cacious tor all ill-conditioned Sores, Stire Legs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring . Worins', - Shingles, Breakings auton the Face, Nose, Ears„ and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed Eyes, Sore Heads, and Scorbutic * Humours of every description. - • Prepared only, and` sold by johnston, Apothecary, I\llo. ,is, Greek sit, Soho, Londosi. The Essence and Pills at 2s. 9(1.. each ; the Cerate at rs.- rg.• and 25.•9.1. Sold by every Medicine Voider in the United'Kingdom. * * 4 The genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with, the name R. !ohnston inserted on it. • CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGE:;' NV ORMS are the mostfrequent sources of T Chil dren's Diseases. heir syLnptenis ever) Parent and Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with. They oc casion Loss' elf Appetite, a Palenr of the Colc , ur of the Face, Einaciation, end irregular state of the Vowels, attend ed alter t'ith violent' pains ; they bring tin Convulsions ; they ailed the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by end - ing in a Consumption or Decay. • 1.40 th as a Preventative , and Cure of these alarming Compisints, the above excellent:Me dicine is universally a; lowed, Ou the testimony of the highest Charaders in this .Country, both in rank and respedabllity, to have no equal. The it pablie approbation, given to the Prqprietor, from a personal knowledge of its wonderful sue 'cess in their own. Families, stamps its merit beyond.competi tion,' and gives a sandlot) to it, of which no other Medicine of the kind can boast. Parents, and .others who have the Care of Children, should have this Rented- as Faarly -Me dicine to resort •to, whenever the Stomach otßowels of Chil dren are any : way disordered, which it, ways be found, to relie ve. ,• Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's. No., q, Cheap bide, corner of Paternoster—row ; Sharp and Belam, Ports mouth; Jones, Weston, - Allnutt, gnd Mallory, Portsea ; Hail and Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and . Jacob, Sheer. ness ; Peck. Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Hoxland and Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Binningharri ; Btllinge, , Edwards .and Penny, and. Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Irewman, Exeter; Smith, Miindert , n, Raeburn, Scott, and axter, Edinburgh ; Bax ter and- Macdonald, Gl.,sgOw ; Buigin and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and 'Co. Norwich ; S:winten, Leicester; .Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; and retail , by most Country Van tiers, in Boxes, at 2s, gel: and 6s , .each. „ ..,,-- r r I!; •47.4 - - t 4 „ .11, , ~,,„ !,. • 1- „k„.,- -. , \N. • .10,k 1 •S> . 0 17 40 -----.---, c 4 •-.....,„ z., -_-,---_ 0 ,_ i s ? ------- ,-- r t /4 la A, , All \ • fri; Zt: 4 o . e► 1 1 %,< - (P I ,".3• ."; cAlr e' \V . :444EN 2 , ` ;r9 [rracE sr - I , :P-ExcE- TrALF7ENN Y. . • This a.) , . •• . In a neat and closely-printed Volume, sniall 8%0. containing price `s. Gd. hi hour New Ertit;:on of I , ;F,w of 1)01‘i formed upon prineiples of . • •-. • • Jlsc of Privltt Co:;;! . ~ „- :.; - Ph,-41 , i'atiuni on the_ll2ari4- Yard -; InstructionA , for , ••; for the Sick, :and for the • • :. • • : • neoas I.i.:eelpts, and ; •• , _ , bath itz-1, , ,1wn an 4 count! ; • ~r, • ••,i, An E3;•,3fon Doinestie • .1. .• .• meat, niao'yo';•=e. ••• . " This is i•eally qui of t , ract;••.:_ly any wilh;li'ive 1 - la - e:•;een :;;e ;a , ,jeet. Tii,, • written ,has !lot situ:dee.. how to ferm z.; loAoriqus •Za' t .i'es;..bnt to cqh.;bine eleg••-,- , ..e With eerknom:'.- - Shc . inti - gi , 'en het direttitiu hi a plain every boin: can iniderstand ; arc nosey to cookery, but are eNtende;' • •, •••.• • •: use in ± miles ;. by which means very much inereUiediiideed.—Aina-Jaoobin ITinted tar-. Joha fil-urray, Xicet,-*',.r7, - ; and . .• hi e.vel , :f I , ..oul.;tl4trand li . e.huid. • . • Of whom niziv'be had, 1. The 7s• f.;%i. • • 2. Dr. Hunter's Receiptg iu o,,Otery, with a Medical Com mentary, I,Ano.'New Edition, pric..! f3s. 1;. 1.P./ini;ylleveipt Book, 4to. 11. s:‘. in boxrds, in Numbvri at 6d. each. W - 101,"TON's. DENTIFRICE isby far the mv:tt. ' pleas'int of any Powder recommended for Cle:msing and Beautifying the Ti: ;. it will be found to answer every .Cl 4 that a Tooth Powder can . he reAsenxbi expeeteg to do, while it cleanses the Mouth Otatliiripur, Pdd keit(' particled i s it :.Nhitens the Teeth, Heals the 6UIIIS, and r : helps tosweeten the Breath.. Nothing is so great a drawback to.Beautv at bad Iceth; nothing More offensive than fonid Breath ;' I . :ewten's "l'ooth powder, on- the first Application, iinprOv,s the fcmni.-r, and removes the a latter, while by' its ntiputrescent balsathic qualities it prevents decay, and•removeS all 'excres. cenccs. . . prepared by P. H. Newton,. - d»d Old by his Agents, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Footway, St. l'aul's Church: yard, nearly opposite tlte Natth Gars ; 11,:s4:es 25..9d. each. FROM TIA LONDON .GAZETTE, S 2 U:. 15. WAR DEPARTMENT. , Downing-street, Sept, 14, 1812, itTdispatch, of which the:following is an ex.;. tract, has been this day recefved:at Earl Ba t hurst's Office, addressed to his Lordship by 00.). the Marq s uiS of Wellington, dated Madrid, Aug. IS, 1812. Joseph Buonaparte retired from Ocana on the 16th inst, and his army are in march tON%skras Va lencia.- The enemy • have abandoned Taledo, which has been taken possession of by a party of the Guerillas of El Medico. . „ Since the capture of the Retiro, the garrison of Guadalaxara, consisting of seven hundred men, ) haS surrendered to the Einpecinado by capitula tion, on nearly thie suine terms as tho3e. which, I granted to the garrison of the Retiro., By, reports from Major-General Clinton, I learn that part Of Ole remains'of the army of For- . togal had moved forward from the neighboirrbood of 1.1111 , g05, and some of their detachments -were understood to be in Valladolid on the 14th instant, .General SantOc . ildes' having withdraWn the troops of the army of Gallicia which occupied that town. Some of their detachments were likewise on the • right.of the Pisuerga. I had expected they would make this movement as soon as I should get the troops together, when 1 undertook the march upon Madrid. By account's from Lieutenant-General Sir Flow= land Hill of the 12th, it appears that General Drouet had drawn in his right, from La Guarena, but he still held Hornachos. By accounts from Cadiz, of the 6th instant, it_ appears that . General Villatte had rettrned to the blockade. General Baliasteros had taken three hiundred prisoners at Ossima 3 and by the reports of • the position of the troops, it appears that the road to Gibraltar is again open to him., Admiralty Office, Sept. 15, 1812. Extract of a Letter from Captain J..G: Bremer, of his Ma jescy's sloop Berrouda;dated Off Boulogue, the 14th instant, to Vice-Admiral Foley, and transmitted by the list-men tioned Dicer to John. Wilson, Crol:er, Esq. . I have the honour, to inforin you, that this morning at daylight, I saw a lugger in the north west, having French colours flying, chased by the llwarf cutter and . Pioneer - schooner, the latter vessel far astern. At ten o'clock the lugger made ineffectual attempt to'cross the Bermuda's bow, and did not surrender till he had receiyed several broadsides of from this \vessel. • The Utmost gallantry was displayed by every officer and man employed in the boats of the Dwarf and Pioneer, and the animated zeal la borious exertions of Lieuteuant Gordon, those who remained on board the cutter, exceed all praise. The prize is the privateer Le Bon G , nie of Bcc:- logne, having on board sixteen guns (four' only mounted) and sixty men'; she sailed from Boa logne last night, and had not made any cap turns. The enemy made a desperate resistance, and his loss has been severe, there being three killed and six teen ivdunded, most of them severely. War-OYice, Sept. 15, 1812. 4th iteghnent of Dragorm Guards, Lieutenant John Dexter, from the 21st LightDiagoons, to be Liextrnatxt, withert purchase. Surgeon _Robert - Pyper, from the 13th .to be Surgeon, vice Wylde,- aniointed the 4th Dragoons. Bth Regiment of Foot. Capt. T. Evans to be Maim-, vitliolt purchase, vice Battersby, pronsuted in the Glengari- Fen t:o,les. To be Captains of Companies, without purchase—Lieute nants James H. Enstace, and John Goidrisk. • To be Lieutenants, without purchase---Ensigns Wainforl Ridge, Robert Spiers, and ,11..ibert D. Taylor. 25th Ditto, Ensign J. I'. t he Lieutenant, without put chase,xice Stevens, who ri . ;:igns. James Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Quill. 46th Ditto, Brevet Lieoteuant-Colonel the liormiarahle H. B...Pakettham, from the 7th West India itegiment, to Lieutenant-Colonets ,purehae, vice Maxwell, who re eras.