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••• `•• It't7;:: . . • / * 0 7 , 7' , a ! , ;•., r). " 4411 M 14171%/DER 7514.] SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1816. 1 - PRTet SEV~?ter cr. VIC7'UdILLING-OFFICE, Oct. 4, 1816. riraE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING - 11 - His itteLIESTY'S'N...IVY do hereby give NotiCe7 nutt via Friday, the Sth of November paest, they muill . ie ready to receive Tenders in Needing (retried zip),,and treat Jrk a quantity of ;Hine *IRISH "TIEEI and POltft, eqiial' in ILe aggregate to 5000 Tierces of . the furnier; and 5000 Tierces of the latter specks, to be lured in the ensuing Season; two fifth parts thereof to be pached in Half Puncheens,tv , o-flith, parte in Pierces; and the remaining one:filth port'in 13arri* ; to be delivered into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at .Deptford, in regular proportions of each description ofCashs, by the periods undermenti6ned, 1 One third part of the wholetu the 14th February ' - ' One third part more by the 15th .4pril - - 1617. And the remaining third part by the alst May - and to be paid for by Bills . payable, with Interest, ninety days; after (kite. The Conditions of tie Contract may Le seen at the Sc-:. crctary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. J. pr:. Dunsterville, Agent Victualler at Corh ; to the Collectors of. IN afttjesty's Customs at Limerick, Beifirst, Newry, and , Water: ford; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General at Dublin rcspettieely. . . N.B. No Tender for a less quantity than 500 Ticrci,e of ~Peej; and 800 :antes of Pork, will be admitted; nor will • card be had to any in which the Price shall not be inserted tx words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the hoard before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the Bth of No.:: rember next; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or same Person on his behalf, attends to answer when called jeoi. Each 7'esuler mat be accompanied by a Letter oigned iy two responsible Persons engaging• to become bound with the Putty tendering, in the Penal SUM Of 161. per cent. ,on the amount, for the due performance of the Contract. CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. Coalinissarif in Chief 's (Mice, Lotiehin, Ist. October, 1816. for the BARRACKS ip the (Intl et. mentioned Counties Counties in South Britain, and in the Islands of Guerniey, Jersey,unti Alderney, such luau tities 'of STRAW for 611ing Paillistcs as may from time to lime be' required by the respective Barrack Matters for the time being, The Deliierie 'to eminence on the let of lsTOr ember next, and to continue until the 31st of October following. Proposals, Wade - separately for each County in Synth Sri . tain,lor the who* of the Barracks in North Britain, alsr; for the whole of those in the three islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney, sealed np and marked " Tender for Straw,"), 'will he received at 'this Otliceinitil , twelve o'clock on Friday - , *' the ittli instant; but no Proposal will be noticed unless made en, or aneexed to, a printed Particular, and the prices . serted in w . orils at length; nor unless a letter be subjoined to suet) Proposal from a person of 'kuSe'n , property engaging to 14conse bound with the party tendering fur the due per l'ormante of tte , Contract. • • If Tenders are sent by post, the postage rtinst be paid. , Partjenlars of the Cqntracts may be had on application "at this Office, between the hours of Eleven and Five; altd 'lO Deputy Cominissary General Young, Edinburgh. COUNTIES. Berke, Chester, Cornwall Combed/Intl, Devon, corset, ' 'Durham, 'Essex, Hants, Isle of Mao, Isle of Wight, Kent, ;Lancaster ' Middlesex, Norfolk, Northartaiitan, Nottingham, &arolk, Surrey, SasSex, Warwick; Wilts, York; North Ori- • Islands of Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney.„. TO THE ADMIRERS OF GLOSSY BOOTS. . Iti Gil AR D 'T'URNER'S REAL IAPA N BLACKING may be had of oi:under-mentioned re *eetable Shopkeepers, and also of all the principal Shop 'keepers in every great Town throutrhoutAngl4hd : • A a EnnEES. , NA RIIEIIIII. NEATtt. ITOir. George. Alul;rose . , ..... Citit . • s_ itTHEN. . . TENUY. M(414.1 n. 13 44tivls, , Untie. VV it IT Cu AY EN. WiiTiaint. I.LdUGi3ACt ,TJ. Allinson. lit Ite nun. • Harry. Williams. Ltimgoov ay. took and Ni o rris, : liAvearcirtnivzsr." Williams. Iramson. Potter, ST. Ct.. EAft'S. • N WANES?. , . , Tlit.r4s, Eil*ards. • - Jerettisv-s, printer, Vrieket. s BdOciir. A' , 617)01)71 % . • MiLrotth. yarighnn, . . , .t.. olongs,trontnon• te‘"vis. ,Ahrity. g?,.. It sh. Mmeinva Taii,m. , Pena:lobe. took; Dike, rinint r. - L oNiv. Davies,. StiNu•vf.r..AN;). : Young. l'hi Pips and Lesils. Robson, CirrrsTotir. Ttcrocomt. Ca rttncr, - 1 Bradford. I.'od:erg:all and Co. II ray. NtArroar. l'Eszastr.. Nearti Silt Eto s. Bird. Brewer ! • ticliiii dCM • CA I:Rrii ILLY. ClitlilfiCk. ' PUEsT4N. 8011 CA: rAV ; IsToCk. Deane. CA$llll7. !'rout. • DAlt • • NOTOg. Layshop . , (;'a.s.tawirrons. Turner. Prier. I Snell, KNAKEAutte. LLANTisissuN - r. Wright. Yates. Lewis, Li sKEAttO. SOU Tft Sit [ELLA. Richards. Saii.lit. Cleugh, - Cowaatnot. t . AUsTEL. llaley, -Bradley, I.:et.oett, NntrcAsr.oN•TYNe. ' Barton. Parkyn, 7.ltorton, lininGEND. .I.overinK. Dirk, Nicholas. , Fowtv. Irwi n , Poiatnr. Luckey. la.mb, Allinson. ''--:. MAM a H l ARE n o'. Chlerston. ' AIMAYPOEST. Moss. CodtiarciA, & ..... GiATESA: EA D. B owel!. C. wholesale TFOod. grocers. gout'omen may observe, that this Composition, when used /cc their Gig or Carriage Harness, after 4ue or two applitia -4 will produce a brilliant, rich, glossy black lustre, and al the Dltirir lime acts as a Prcservo . of the Leather. To be had in Stone Bottles at 6tl. Is. and Is. ad- each. c 7 itzia , Y2rize/,. No. 114, tomion-road, Southwark. N.n. Ask for 'ruiner's Blacking. coNsumpTioNs V.L.TRED. PI.IOFESSIONAL MAN, who through, an -&A extensive practice in the ahore Disease, has been fin t,rf.unate as to discover a MEDICINE that ib ..tri 11 1..-E CUM.; f o r CONSUNIPTIONS; by which ..tiledicitte be kticnred many when oiven over by eminent Physicians, and %tit') in the lasi stao - of a Consumption, attended with ufrittittg o f bl oo d t .and eedentatous swellings"of the 140 1 &e. Thongh the truth of assertion may be doubt -the Adverti,er is happy to say, that he Inks A in hit P ,, wer to refer to those he has cnred, and %rhea given ever by som e of the first Professional Men ; he the v ef eco nuts pub. Lei ) . offer s it to those who are labouriur under this afflicting a 1)1;t-inc. totteru (posi-pai4l) 'addrotsed for A. 13. ,C), Conther4and ttreet, N e tv-r o ud, Nprp.i.e.t,one, Loudon, 11:1ve imne ' hitt attention.; asd ultert utteoilattee is ghat every day - excetilt,ol3, from teal to twelv4 the fore/Wall. ROYAL HOSPPTAL, °cf. 1, JitU. I N . pursuance of the Act of. - the 55tit 'year of his - present .Maiesty, .by which it 'is , enaetqd that the nut-Pensinhers of this Hospital .shall in. fdtt4 - ehe. paid guar terl,-, in advance,iustead• of half-yeasty, Notice is hereby given, by order, of the Right HorMurable ,the Lords and litherf, CommisMoncrs for Managing the affairs of ,the saiih- FlospifalV that' 1111 -the Out-Pensioners' thereof; 'residing in' London; ar within the District of . the Bills of MOrtality, are required to appear personally and regioientally, with their . Instructions-and VertifkAtes at tite Secretary's, Odice in the sajd Hospital, on the reective is irs, nod in their different classes, str.ording - to their several Rates of. Pension, ag tindermontioned ; when attendance icidllx siren' from Nine o'clock in the Morning. until "'brie in the After noon, for the Payment of _Qum ter of "a.Yar's Pension in advance, to the '2/th of December next.. . . . 'On TUESDAY, the Bth of October. The - Pinsinkiers at 511. ed. and tsti. per day, frontl'he diffe rent Regiments of Cavalry, Foot Guards, and Infantry, in eluding - those front the Militia. On,WONESDAY, t be't)tb of October. Tlieit at 9d. Or .day, film) tLt ditfcreut Regitnents 'and Corps, to the 30th - of hoot Ott THURSDAY, the 10th of October. . . Thoie'it 9(1 1 per :day, fiom the Itegnuent of Foot, and all the reruainw and ; as also 0.4 at 104. per day, • . On FRIDAY, the S rra of o,:tober. nt. Is. Per:dv, from tbe diffcrent ne4ituell.,.ts a Ca valry, with.tlte nnit Reg4nunts of Foot Guar ds. Oil SATurtDAY "the Nth of October. ThoSi at Is. per d.ty, froth tlit $d Itegiinpotof Foot Guara, lo the end of the numbered Itegi►uentA at twat hate. On MOND .. .yr, the 14th of October. Those at Is. pe day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, Veteran Battalions, and 'AI the remaining ft;:giatents and Corps, as also the Pensioners at Is. Ofd. per day. ' On TVESDAY, the 15thof,Qclober. Tbdie at is. 1d..15; lid.. is. 2d. ts. gird. and Is. 3d. per day. , . On WEDNFSDAY; the ititli'Of October. Those at Is. .34d. IS. 4id. It. sd. IS. a.4d. Is. t;(1. and L. 6id. perday. , On 'THURSDAY., • the 17th October. Those at Is. 7d. per day and upward's. On FRIDAY the lath of,Octaber. Those' Pcnsi p t)ers from the several itegiments atJ COrps who'hare been edi'iitteil en account of Blindness. It is also ordered and .directedi that ail (Nit-Pensioners be longing to the said libspital, do •pay particular, attention W their Instructions ' which they are reqpire.d to produce at the time of Payment, by wltich they areurtiered to transmit to the Payamster-fieneral iif.his Majesty's Land Forces in London, their Affidavits as therein presceibed, On sir immediately after every Quarter-day, without which their Nantes will nut be eutered on the fla):Lists, for the, subsequent Quartet, and; they t are not afterwards tu.Ctpup then- place ,of At , ede, us' spec:died in their Affidavits, u itlient unavoidable • in;•...ssii'y, And duly notifying the same. •• And, that if any Pensioner shall fraudulently attempt in re-, crive a double payment of his Pension, either at Chelsea, ur at different Places, he shall be struck • off. the List, and tor-. leit all benefit arising from this Establishment. - • RICHARD•NEAVE, Secretary and Registrar. 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The NEW - LATIN PRIMER or, A Companion to Latin Grammars, in Three Parts; 19mo, price gs. bound by John Goy, jun, MUMr of the English School Grammar, price Is. 6d. bound in red. Also, by the same Publi‘hers, The excellent Elementary Works of Mr. and Miss Edge. woith, Mrs. Barbauld and Dr. Aikin, Miss Peacock, It J. Joyce, Mt. Guy, Mr. Goodacre, Mr. Holland, Dr. notion : Dr. Gregory, Dr. Krtly, Mr. Biannycastle, Mr. Gra b ?, Dr. Wanotrocbt, ac.; of WA Cat4logoes may be bad Gratis.' SARACEN'S HEAD IN N, SNOW-Iliad.' UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING. rin HE LORD 44....K.w0 trra -a POOL and ..ill RINGWOOD new light D:tyCloach ; sets out froth the aracen's Head Inn, Snow-hill, LoniliW, at half-past Five , elock in tile morning, and arriees at tee Lendon Tavern, Pool, early the same everning, through Frieuham; Alton, Alresford, Winchester, Rowney, and Wimbornte. At the re qinest ef the Inirebitarns this Coe ell runs in a day from Pool, Wirnhorne, Sire.; in r evirinisly to tlii n . C'each sta.:tine, Passengers were obliged to gavel ry ninbt. The Proprietarswill entire- Viler * tin to intern the Pate:Mage, or those Friends who have kindly intimated their desire to support this Coricern. SOUTHANIPTON, Lynnington, Winchester, and„Basing- Stoke New Four loei,le Coach et Eight Ur the Morning, to the George WO, Southampton, on i y eight haunt on the road (breakfast in Loelerr and dim: at Sinithitiiipten).--:This is a Most ilelightinl Couveyauce to the Isle of S'tgbt, St. Ma !aye, Iferre de Grace, Cherbargh, tlec.. • WEYHOUTH,Dvteliester, Dino rifOrd, Salisbury, Andover, and - ,Basintestolie, new Post Cuaeh, eaery Afternoon, at Three. Thy: We)ittonth Packets le-Guernsey, Jersey, Cher• burgh, St. :11-toe's, tte, The CV.I'l ! .. .P.LOO ;New Lieht Four 'reside Coach to Leeds, Halifax, Brritifiird,:unt 'ill P‘ , .• s of the North, sets out at Two &clot iiiii Ike After neon, Won aerires et the Golden Lion fnu, Lettiv, negt EA eiciik at Six e'cloek, throne II Stninford, Gr e w. Marie, Newatk and bOneaster. link Cear.:l4 is iintended to ace corron.o.late Vie Tewes or teeile, Haire 'inl,,...Brartford rind l'i tinny. It will leave Leeds n it three o'clbegrjen the Afternoon. rassengera may cornecniently cortmto LW - stave. tho3c places and he tin-London early the next .Eeening. . . The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coactr„,hrthe one Night on the , Road,'Ciii reing Four Insides end Four Ounsides, , ' gets out every" Day et..o;ii: ..i'Ziock, arrives at Liverpool next Eveniug before Seven o'clikt, by way of Donsta&ble, Woburn, Latlatetry, ,Northeinpton, Weif,rd, Llitterwartli, 11.iell.ky, At h elstone,Lichdelii, Sturfen ri Ridgely,NnWciStle, KIJUIS:OIIi,' Wz•r tun arid Present. . . . . . G. INO's• MARLBOROUGH Elegant l'ost Coach, Oren fliungerford, NewliOry, and Reading; sets out at.. Seven' o'cl o ck in tie Ikforniug, ra-ives at Marf r horough t o . dinner--cainfortahle conveyance fur those travelling tine West Road. . ... .. , EXETER, Plymouth, Weymneth, Dercherer, Palmoutlie: Dartmouth, and Saliebury, New Post COach, nary Ma nine, • at Six o'cloelr, thrangh tinaiton, Axminster, Brid p o rt, Illa le i- . all foil, Basingstok e , d B . agstiot. Only ore night ou t b etween ' London and Plymouth. .. - . . ~ BOSTON, Sraliline, Petet borough; Stittlin, and Hunting- e. don, new Royal Mail Coach, sera ant every Eritniti.g.—Coachet: from Boston tin Spilsby, ',nosh, Grimsby, and Heil. ' BATH aod BR'S"' 01. Flying Ike , •,-Coaches, through Chip- Penhain e tallie, and Marlbgratigh, every Afternoen ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhourid Inn, Bath, and the London-, l'overn, Thomas -street, Bristol, 'next MornirtgeCatiehes to , Wells. Bridgewater,,,;ritou tots, Sm. . . • , "- - LEEDS new ligl i tC oae l n , ealied The Roekinghittn, eats out every Morning at Eight o'clock;' earlies Four Insides only, end goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. ;Pusses. ,ttirmigh Stamford, Newark, Itttfuril, Doncaster, and Ferry-- 'bridge, to the Oeldein Lion, I.....efels,e.next day at noon. Not- , withetandling the um:on:mon EXpedition of this Coach, it is allowed to Lit) the most ',co eillnle and cromple.te Public Con veyance on.the North "itoail„ being unequalle...i in ACCUIIII±IO. oatio'r, by any other. Only two'guineas inside, to Leeds. - eii,,,aeGOW, Longtown, Gretua-greeni 'Annan, 1./worries, Brooutrill, Thornhill, Sanituhar-Kiln, Canusuck, Kingseesil, and all parts •1 Seritlood, Camperdowo COach, ilaily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh .-New Coach, peffinitneti with a Guard throughout; sets 'out every Morning at half past Sixjo'ciack; hy waY of Netyark, Retford, iradcaster, Dar-' .. lington, Northaliertoit, Dirrhant, NI 01 Mli, and Ilea wick. Passengers firidint thenrsiree fatigued Om the length of thelouritry, nts.yrest. wl!at time', therPlettee, and, th en pro-, Vtie an wit-boat arty ail.litioual Fare.—.l. tt.a ' rber the Black Swan, Couie-strett, 'York, runs 'Cuaehrs to Sunderlend,, 'inn, Scarborough, Whitby, and tither places. iilt - ll,l4,. : Northesive i I - totritervTlic . en, end . 1 1 .3 . e. , caetnee, - Pipa-: coarli, e'en" Morning at half past Six, to the (Aries Keys, Market-piece, Hull.' tutaroßD, Ware, Hod:lector), Walittem CrOSe Drat . . , . borne, Viid'Worniley, eat it every Morning. BILIAGENORTH and . Weisel Pest4.:ensteb, eveiy Evening. CARLISIA 'Penrith, and Whitelneven; Post-CO4CII, goes with Four Holies, and a Guatd all the 'way: Passes through' Brough, Appleby, G rea t a b r idge, Itecniiiond, Citterieli s Boroughbeidge, Wetherhy,: . Aberterd, Dencester; and Gran.... thaw (the nearest way by eighteen miles). Sets out erery. ilormng, and performs the ,iourivey with tt;e greatest faci lity. Pastengers detained bn the Road, by Inisinese or plea sure, have tine puculiew advantage of, their Seats, being se- • cured in the next Coach.. . • ' . . LIVEV,POOL, kVarringiita i Knuteford e etcone, end Litch field, Post Coech, , called The' Express, ev'ery Eveitibg rit nvq,u'clucl!, to B. Brothertonls, Sareeen's Ile,ed ittl), Uale street, Liver Pool. Guarded thrott l e - hoer. WAKEFIELD Rost.c4;wh. every Zderningi at half-past Six. CHEST.F.:It and PARKGATE new Yost-Corict;:daily. Ef..LIPSE, a new.Flynog Post-Goach, to York, Sunderland, Newcastle, and Ediiburgh, carries Four Ifisides oinly, every Afternoon at Two o'clock, by way of Mince's - ter, Crantha.in, and StatutOid. . . KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonstlitle, Bolton- Chorke„ 01 inskirk, and Garstang Post-( , teaches, every 4 1tter. noon, at FiVeo'clack. - Gila, ded. " SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Ya.rtn new Coach every ltiorelng, TO the aeorge IA rn, Sonderland. • MANCHESTER, Winslow, Coegleton, NeWcastler, Welt al, ; and Wolverhampton, PoSt-eoach, every Afterno on . G uar d e d. • SHAKWSOUILY, , Wellingtort and I:ibilinal, Pisetinsch, the itoyall,:harloite, every Ereniug a:c Five o'cli-lel• thlarded• BIRNIINGHANI Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard,. sets ~e t es:evy 4 fte'rrioon, and reackses Birmiligifou 'next day at Nobn. liassei by Oxford,: 1 7 ,05-t e n and SliiPstone, to the SaraesnoS Head, hull-orect,Thn u i ut h oto . . SHEFFIELD mind Itothe.rhant "'ma-Coach, called the Rock- ingilani„crery Morning. . -. ' ' ' DOVER, Deal, N . F.irgate, Raptsgatc., Cauterburr, Fever- 'sham, Cbattikum, turd Rochester PuSt-t;oaclies, lorinirig and Afternoc, u I N.P. Passengers and Parcels booked fur the above Coaches at the N'ew White HorieX e , ellite, Piccadilly. ' . WILLIAM IL NIOL/NTAIN arid Co. respectfully acquaint their Priends and the Public, that they wilt hot be account able for any Prn•4ols 'or Ling,gage, ei..e. of lii Ilf e than Five Potnntle Value, if hist, stolen, or thianaged, unless entered its such an4aitl kr accordingly, at the Saar. :meta Heed Into, 1 5.incrw-hill, London.. VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, It' or ail Traction or Obstruction of the Stomach and Bowels, Silt, Indigestion, Viatnivocy, Bilants o r sickKarin-Ach, Pains and Distention of the Bowels, Sickness at Stomach Habitual CStl4riess, 6:.c, Fee. , HALLAM'S ANTIIIILIOUS .PILLS, • rill HIS sate anti elegant preparation is justly estetineil for its agreealile and certa;a operat;,,n, by whieb it effainally removes all Inaction or Oitstruetfon or the Stomach and U webi . , %%theater arising prom Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency, or,Cold .Sickness at Stomach,. Head Ache,' ikc, It operates by dislodging acrid bile or other crudities retained in the intestinal canal, and acts as an alterative td the systom generally. Free from any antimonial or mercurial prepat•a tiniss, It is alai l times safe; and has been given With singu lar good effect during Pregnancy, Its action is particularly adapted to Persons of Bilious Habits, and those o; se6eittary lives, where a sinticient actitut of the bowels is net kept up, and crintitirs retained in those organs are fregnently produc ing pains and distention*, bead-aclis, lougour, and giddiness, orb sense of wearinetA and oppression. Remove the cruise, the effect must cease !" Asirrile trial will fully ,44.44vitme the patient.of , their cdi caty. Tbe t Woist eases of Bilious or Sick Head-Achy arc CCP. taittlY, retuoved by a single doss,, and in anxteit - shorter time than could be credited, but front experience. Thu Proprietor thinks it proper to remark, tliry will he found not only to act without Pool or iuneasinct t s, 441 to leave the body, after their immediate isolon ceases,. free front that co3tive state which sucteeds the operation at laxative medicine*. Sold, wholesale and retail, by E. Edwarck, at;, St. Paul's Church - yard; Sanger, Oxford -street ; Tutt, -Exchange ; and Ward, i'diddle-raw, Holborn, • lioAn.ll, CHARLOTTE HOUSE, SUlt . - fri t h ()G' 'ORS C'OOPKR, It UNROE, aid DUN.. CAN, :Physicians to the Niedical Board at th.triotte litacatiars-road, 'hare aseertaintn, that upwards of 5000:Patients are cure-el prevailing, th , a hundred, were in a distring. state, owning to nit:Kiint; theanielve4, and by cAsultiss wen ignorant of the pr. to who deceive the rubric by;:peAnus promilFes And i11it114,44a ad vel tisentents. Ert!itions t bead, face, and h 0 , ) ,, ulcer ated thrtnit, swellings in the neck, notie 'u the Shi e Ludes, pains in, the head and limbs, frcque:itly to eo for the 'rhos inatistr, swelled antic's, and nervous debility, ar..: . diseases which appear years attur, and the Lonsequences of iniproper treatment. Drs. Cimper, Nlianrod, and 'Dinicatt; are COnstiltrd, dailv t from eight till aslit, or by letter, containing a - tee; and die Poor have advice on Tuesdays, lhursdays, find Snrtday►, till twelve o'clack.—Tbere is a tide door and priVate rooms for Females, ELPHANT'S MILK. .THE Abolisbu UE Meloityy, •(./uackery, anti , pretended Institutions with numerous Patrons, PhySi... cians and fictitious Characters who never existed, nr have long been consigned to the grave, while the salivated dupes of such . grais - imposition 'ar'e giapatched to the same drtars abode. The •Lac Elephanlis, or Medicated Miik at Etephanta,•does not contain it partt.le Mercory, ratty be' .had brortle,r from any medicine *eller in the kingdom, at. 1 Is. per bottle, or 111 pilia , .at its. Ld. the box. The Proprietor, Me.•Carripbelli pt: the Royal College of Sntgeous, is con sulted daily at his house, No. 49, +i - eat Marlborough-street, by pers,Ws. of every rank in the ..iost privat,t manner, in cases of a certain disease, bebilit), Stricture, Rupture, and .ereiy• species of milicate 'dompleint. Nu fee required of persona using the - Medicine, Mr. Campbell's Pamphlet on the Lac Elephant's, init edi tion, price Is. Q. may he had as above, and of Mr. Calkive, Crown-court, Sobo, containing a plain prekriptii.U. whereby certain impurities may tic radically cured tor fil` , ! shillings the first day.; with a numerous. list of cures sworn bef.iro the Lord Mayor, and btlit , r Magistrates, &c. &c. Cadet the Royal Caveat. EMIGRATION 10 AMERICA. [from a Belfast Paper.) We- annex two atfiliviis on this subject, which we trust will set the matter at rest for ever. Private letters'hy the . trestpoiht represent the state of the emigrants at New York as most dreadful hundreds, nay thousands, Without e►npioyment ; and bankruptcies daily takirt ! .; 'plate, render their future prospect still mote del►ltirahte:. Port Pe(fast.—Before ute, Francis, Taggart,".publie notary, by lawful authority duly admitted, and legally constituted and sworn, practising and residing ih the town of Belfast, in the kingdom of Ireland, and a Master Extraordinary in his Majesty's High Court of 'Chancery in the said kingdom, per sonally'appeared Thomas Reid, wbO, voluntarily made oath, T on the Holy Evangelists, and saith—That he is a linen. weaver by trade ; that, he left Ireland for Ainerica on the 7th of May WV; that be arrived at Newl'orP, butcOuld get no employment whatever; that he evelf went'3ofr miles into the country, but,toulttget po empleyter`nt whatever in the way of his trade; that he, 'has just now returned to this port pep the Wc'stpoiut, Captain 13 earne ; and that when he left New York there were 'hundreds of Irishthien in a state of the greatest distress,, without empleynient, and who would re turn home If the! had but the mcantot.i,aying their pastaos that a number of other passengers arrived h.'y the same verses herewith him, forced to COrPtr from the want of employment in the united States.--Sworn before me at Belfast, this 214 Angust, 1816. FRANCIS TAGCMRT, Public Notary, and NitiveJ ,Extraordinary in Chancery, his TfIONIAS REID, I .Sw . orn in the presence of Andrew Hill. tukrk.' • Before me also appeared Thomas Boyd, who arrived in this punt in the before-m4utioried 'vessel, and made oath and saitit —That be has read the affidavit of Thomas Read, and that he believes it to be corfeet; that he was in the United States for nine weeks; that there was great di3tress among hiscountry. men there from a total want of employment; that there were immense httaihers album most anxious to return to Ireland* had:they but the means of paying their pahsage; and that '— numbers were daily applying ,to the Britiih Consult at New ' York:for asiistanee to enable them to retain home. • Sworn beforeine at Belfast, this e,l at Aug. tai'. 'FRANCIS TAGGART, .Ptibk . NOtary, and Master Extraordinary in Chancery; TOM BOYD. Sworn in poesence of W. G. FOGINGTG THE ENGLISH JOURNALS. The Journal de Pars of the 30th ult. has the following,artiele if a thing-good in itself couhr4 tlepreciated in the es,tiuustion of enlightened men by this abuses which may he nrutle of it, the cause of the liberty of the press would have much to fear frtim the excesses to which certain English Journals give theMselves ttlt, We do. not speak merely , of such of those Journals as arc ji„tt through• out all Europe by their demago% 'rinciples, and their Hatred' to 'all legitimate' As to the latter, they have in sotnedegreelost their power of doing mischief, and :their name alone i beCome a sufficient preservative against all the ca luthnies which they'circulated. “. This is a privilege which thus share with the, Nah: Jaunt; and the Mereu r e Surveillant. ut ko ;„' - '1 happen's it, that Journalists whii profes4'moxiar. chiral principles, .who during the long straggle out of which we have come, have shown theth. selves the . steady friends of the throne and the altar, can new'make themselves the echoes of pas+ slims often the most vile, and always the least dis , - interested ? Why 'do they not Moth at daily ta- Visitio abuse on men - whose chief crime in the eyes of the ambitious ik their enjoying the coon. (knee of the King, but - whose stilt greater crime in, the eyes of the energies of France is that of having succeeded in compressing agitators of every kind, of having calmed too lively knquietwies s and, utter so many disasters and calamities, of having re • stored confidence betweenthe throne and tlu nation. Hftppily, falsehood betrays itself by the ali strrdities to which it leads'; and it viol er betrays itself more evitAinty than when it thinks it 'wets.. nary to enter into explanations and reasonings, in order to reconcile the facts which it asserts with those which are known and cannot bs denied.",