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,I ~. ' ,:;::,, ‘ v i' , ' , i'' 4 ...ll: •/,',,, „: , , s * ; -.i: (7 i - ' f ' ---- i - s , I:NB --- =: - "--=; - --_ ----:,-,:j/t4,.../;44.11.4,, •-; . . , R . !•;:,‘....P.,, 1 , r,:', r' ' ;'i , - i• ,' l . \ ',..'.. ..1;:; , , 1( . 11 \\......._, ' f ,... . ' . \!............... ' -f) . (1 . . ~,,,,,: i : " . 1 : .i .. 1 ,1. off; 01i1.(1.1 :.,:, 4 ii(: . Pi V* 'V . --"*- 7 .. ,:. ; : : :' 5T 4 77_, N v. , . i'4- ...Z.a.. V •.1 N tr:' "rt . • ir TH EATRE -BO f Ai.„ DRURY-LANE. • 0-AIOIIIIOW EVENING, Oct. 21, 1815, theft Majesties' Servants will perform the Comedy of TI.11;i WILL. Mr. ci tir Solo mon C ynic, Mr. Dowton; Mandeville,Pope; r°v Ward, Mr. R W Rae ; Verit as , Mr: a i l ; ,Realize, -Me. Love (,; /Mina Mandeviiie, • Mrs. Marilyn (her ad appearance 1; that Character) ; Cicely Copsley, M - iss Boyce. • - To which will he added, the Ballad Farce of THE DESERTER.. lenrv, Mr. T. Cooke; Skirmish,Mr. Munden ; Russet, mr.43,1 1 . ._• . 4 4 . , amy . ; Nmilun, Mv. Knight ; Louisa, i t '.„ u xes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, f,„ ' fle principal Entrance of the Theatre, in Brydges-strect, " o, tl Ten till Four, and of whom may be had a Private. Box *lightly), ' .p r e, i f les . 75.; Second P r i ce, . 3s. 6d.—Pit, 3s. Gd.; ,Second Gallery? s ts.—Lower Ga Plleicey, 6r,, d . s e.; Second Price,, Is.—Upper .; Second r - i t : 4 r. Kean will perform each of the Characters he has hi v!'e.eito acted, Once only, prior to his apiiearing in several re ed":l,l':':aY and a new Tragedy, which are in preparation. ,0• 8 ,"&"" 1 1 , ty. the Tragedi of Richard the Second : King Ri -1;-,:2 Mr. Kean ;. with the Farce of 'The - - Desertei.-Ott s ua, a Comic Opera ; with Past Ten q'Clock.—On Wed -11-•,"(''," the Comedy of The IS'ill : Alhina Mande:ville (4th aVt', Mrs 'Marilyn : with The Magpie or The Maid of Pa au•—•On Thqrsdav, the. Comedy of Ante a Wife mid Have - ii, i ; l lie b : Leon, Mr.• Kean; with The Adopted Child.—On Fri .Mard.!'„C(''.l)d;Y•of Lovers' Vows : Amelia , Wildenhaius , Mis. !e, ..)9 ss ‘ ito Ihe Irishman in Lonuou. Iln'iderlrtt'r•daY new 'Farce, in Two Acts, will' be produced, . i.. le title of Twenty per Cent. :;‘, %.'s stated with much regret, that Miss Nasb, who was f1; 0 4 : 11 : 1 , e! . d .f.or Saturday, is prevented by severe indisposition it,(ji'' ,l ltig till the following- week. lir. heats Tragedy OfTanierlane will speedily be revived, when . tan will make hiS first- appearance in the Character of "Jazet :•••-•.....„_• THE ATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rw..,JU H IS 'PIttSEiNT EVENING, Oct. 20, 1815, will be acted the Comedy of The' I) ,- AS YOU LIKE IT. Islr. y u e, Mr. Egerton ; • Amiens, Mr. Duruset ; J , aqt: r e e s, Orl an c l wog . ; Le Beaii Mr. Treby ; Oliver, Mr.arrl ini; 144. 1 ,-. ( ".> Mr. C. Kemple ; Adam, Mr. Murray; Touchstone, ,ce o n . a wcett ; "dind, Mrs Alsop (being her 2d appearan ', 44 :f SLlgej ;I Celia, Miss Alatthews ; Audrey, Mrs. Gibbs. In Act V. a Masque ixeidental to the Piece. After which, the revived Comic Opera of . - fatth t THE POOR SOLDIER. r i i _ e r ....alke,, Mr. Tokely ; Captain Fitzroy, Mir. Taylor; Ir e c ', Miss Burrell (being her 2d appearance at this ' - t ir : Vcl third on anV stage) ; Dermot, Mr. Dnruset ; Da . rhY s kttl list"; Il agaleile, Mr. Farley ; Nora, Miss Mac Alpine ; I.l'.a.ne, Ails's Matthews. ' • . l, t , i ,' Nom will be opened at Half-past Five, anal the Play 11,,xr Half -past Six. ..... L 3 75.; Second Price 3s. thl.—Pit as. ad.; Second Price tcelici4l.l.e.r.(,;,!llery Cs.; Second PriCe Is.—Upper Gallery Is : , ,14 4 ,, `, I, L bd. . 4 .4titc.o!", i'm the Boxes to be taken - of Mr. Brandon, at -the . I , ii "'vt, H art -street, from Ten till Four. respectfully informed,_ . . t i r re Al l : u l l : lic a re that the success of in the Cbaracter of- Rosalind, was equal- to aiiy .L; 11 cli ti._:;" . 7e, and IR ,consepruce of the enthusiasm with t% edtles7 vliale Plarwas received, Mi s , ,Fd . Y, it mill. he repeated on 1ini,,,,, a irrel Ps . perforinince of Patrick being honoured with s ,fro, ' , lt' I 'lll,tobation, The Poor Soldier will he repeated 10. ~. and Toesdav - ' • . 1)4 .tli,'„"ilf.'',, t heTr . b o. d ' ofisabella: Isabella., Miss O'Neill. P4r4,,, , ''',".7, th e Tr a zig e dY - a- The Grecian Daughter: Err ,: 00 ;F"'''',,''''is-itill%tyvith The Magpie Or the Maid. 'and ir:u4Y will be produced, 'for the first time, a new Th e v . Oorie4l l k ielo-Drama called John Du Bart ;. or, last ~,z,age tci Poland (whirl) h ' asi been in preparation since la st the 11 :, Ni • I 'tiers?, Scenery, Dresses, and tt . , "`'ms, are. en ' tir u e s i- c ....ie * N a - c i 'lft"r which, 1 . hePoer Sol anil-tlie new FbrCe.)of Tii ‘ e . Fa ' ree Writer. . . • - suil.scßip-noN.. City of London Tav&rti, October 19, 1814. a aIEETING. of the .GENERAL MITTEE, bell this Day, •- r , J. P. NIUSPItArr, Esq. in the Chair; tf'S,2s".rets Reported, —'1 hat the amount "Ite t"ptions received and made at this .0. tile 181 h instant, is k 191,516 19s 10(1 `‘,.'t,k40,0 Lon g A nnu i t i es " 1- ' o >o9o Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities (';'2)()°° 3 per Cent. Consols. had been invested. ,:rile Comittee desire to r , '''lr thEPhilis e Wido m ws; Children, arid ' of Officers and S& Ps disbled, or severely Wolln r ely wouildd; Using read y 1 4fford, where wanteii, a 7 " ) ;ties;lit of that which may lierea us respectively when a neiir of C:lailus, and of the Yulierly applicable to such rel , receive immediate Applications I dependent Relatives, add for (tiers killed, and from 011-i -'tied, and Privates disabled or to attend to all such cases, and resent relief and assistance, in fter be determined no 'for their calculation can be made of the amonnt of the Subscriptiuus lief. Further Sul hillection in th e Vil ' lav, e of Mart on, near Canislior ltv. W . oligli, Per -- er 2 1 0 7 ---... • 1 ,nlr4ll of fit,nailll, Payne & Co.co , Itudbon, berbyshire,per Rot-. lt.Wingfirld, eclu sive of Sir Watkin \Vni• Wynne's Sub- ..seri mon _ 109 8 0 s'ctsli of • I.Angar, btrlivsliite O r lter. Vt Will' ,' e anis ^ 1'4,6%11 of ILllsis ,4)!l:llystlire‘,p per Rev. 7 9 0 A' ,scan bseriptions: L. s. d. At. Price, Kaye & Co. Miss Hawkcs - 1 0 0 Collection at •Renton Chapel Parish of Cardin ton, per Rev. P. Cum ' •- 10 15 0 ParisCof Stevington, 1 10 8 perßev.T.O.iNfarsli 1 10 Parish of W one r. 51),. per Rev. W.l -L 6 12 0 At runie's & Co. Subscriptions at Mal ton, Yorkshire, viz.- Bowen, Bucsbury,and 1 15 G .4 At Perrin Po t nd lenited gristles Co. 1 Ilansley and Put -I,Y, Hereford Shire, 41 T. Lewis • , Per di per ditto rari s , 411 Cily1111& CO. KerrNrt e rys on hire, per :J• Irish at Deakins 10 .10 '0 o te l it fur i d t) (311110/ .14 0 0 Co. - 21 00 Pease & Ricilardsons 10 10 0 Sunchies - 42 2 6 7 13 6 5 0 0 At Chatieris & Co. Parish of Litton,Dor . set, per her. Geo. Frotoe, Rector 2 15 0 Ditto of Puocknoll, do. per do. Curate 1 - 6 0 Ditto of Canti ltuinhold, Dorset, per het•. G.';' , "ood 4 14 1 Ditto of Whitchurch, Canonieortnn, Dor set, per het•. Francis Goforth - 6 3 2 Ditto of Chidcock, Dorset, per ditto - 3 4 0 Per ceral & C o . ( 241 ? 4 1 the %Kist s'all,,,.bcge, Oxford 10 0 0 0 Pi c `l4.of t!le tlbove 10 0 0 All V.. Nola Rene, . -- Iwrnm un i can ons per P os t, are t o b e di rec ted Water/cw Subscription, and to b e Lnurlnn, put under Corer, directed .braiwis Frecting, Esy: 11% s .. , 4-c. &c., • Post U,(/ice, London. til ts) : scr iPtio ' .------ . 4 ?",tril; r . ! , ! are receiveti at Lloyd's; at , tbe.CitY . (4 . Lon ' I ' 4 by alt 13•‘r kers of the Metr!!lTlis• , - Blit Q "' J. P. WELSIOttII, bee. qubte. • FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21), 1815. OFFICE, OF ORDN.!NCE, Oct. 10, 1315. HIL, PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His illif- JEsTr's OI?I)NANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, we or bry'ore Monday, the 23d instant, froni such Persons as may be willing to undertake the. Supply I BRITISH ana FORPPN\ IRON for. Service of this Department, fur a period of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of the first Year,' upon Notice . of three Months, at the option of either Party. Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon application at the principal Storekeeper's O f fice in the Tower; and Farther Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions 'of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed ue, and endorsee) " Proposals for British and rorcibn Iron ;" but no Proposal-eau - be admitted after the said 22d instant, at Twelve o'clock at Neon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, er an A4-int in his behalf, shall attend. By Order, of the Board, B. 11. 07E11', Secretary. Towards the end of this Month will be published, hi Bvo. price ss. T HE FIELD .of WATERLOO ; a Poem. By WALTER SCOTT. • Printed by James Ballantyne and Co. for Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; Long - man, Hurst, lttes, Ornie,.atid Brown, and J. Alurray, London. • NOVEL LOTTERY SCHEME. -SWIFT and Co. solicit the attention of the Public to the Scheme of. the present Lottery containing only 15,000 Tickets, ,yet affording to Purchasers a Chance of all the. Capital and . other Prizes belonging to a Lottery of 20,000 Tickets, and, particularly Three Prizes of 50,0001. and Four' of 20;0001. 3 per Cent. Goeernment Stock.---The amount of Stock and Money Prizes, any of which may he prawn to the Tickets of thiS Lottery, is more than double the sum usually Contained in a Lottery of the - same number at Tickets. —The Tickets and Shares are- on Sale at. No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-cross ; and No. 31, Aldgate i Ugh-street ; the Oakes of SWIFT and Co. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES ! THE present LOTTERY enritleS the Pur chaser to the Chanel! of the. Whole of the Prizes, L. 314,400, the full Value of '20,000 thOugh fife Wheel contains u . nly 15,000; this novelty exc tes the general attention of the Public. The Scheme contains Three of 50,001)1. Four 'of 20,0001. and - many other great Prizes.— BOBNSBY and Co. shared and sold the largest Prize in the last Laterv, and in the Five preceding Lotteries Three of 20;0001., Three of 10,0001., besides 5,00014 2,0001., 1,00U1., &c. &c. TICKETS and SI-JARES are selling at No. 2G, CORN, HILL, by the Public's most obedient Servants. •' HORNSBY and Co. :\1",7NG.0• l'Afti: , SECOND EDITION, Quaff !. -- 0, of PARK 's LAM'j' JOURNEY and LIFE„ •...;th important Additions to tit, latter, is now pnhlishvd, priee.33s. 6d.• **- The Additions arc 501,4 separately,- price 3s. to tlie Purchasers of the forniet,E , lition. Gittdon r Printed fin . John Mitriay.. • „. pERRY, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS., strongly recommends to the consideration of his Friends and the Publicithe present attractive LOTTERY, rid" beyond ,41ner 'exaMpte, and a Grand Novelty without any Precedent., the Public in this Lottery harlot!, an_actualChatice of all the M one- in a Lottery of '20,000 Tickets, thouzit the present Lot tery c, , ntains only 15,000 Tickets; andloi3 to' boast of in Three per:Ccut. Consols, •• . „...,. ...... . . .. 'threePrizes of L 50,000 F o u r .1 .20,000 . Three . ... L. 4,000 • • Eight . I. 1,000 - • &c. &c. &c. All of which may be Drawn 7th of NEXT MONTI - 4 NOVEMIIIat. . ._ . P.F.11.11.Y advises his Friends and the Public to make an early Purchase at. his truly Fortunate Office as-above, as Tickets and S'haros will become scarce, and consequently advance in Price. *,,* Perry's Lucky Office is the Corner House, Ho!bona Bars. CARROLL and CO. (Contractors, for the two last Lotteries) in presenting the following Scheme to the Public, take the opportunity of making their grateful ac knowledgments f‘ir past Favors, and solicit a continuance at their Old Established Offices, No. 7, cortNutu, and 25, oxFoRD-NTLIEET, where all Business in the Public Fun Is is executed with Fidelity and Dispatch. - The Lottery, which consists of Two Parts, the First con taining 15,00(1, and the Second 5,000 Tickets, will begin Drawing-7th November.. The Scheme is so arranged, that all izes that remain after Drawing the First Division of the Lottery, will form the Scheme for the Second, which will he Drawn 7th December. SCHEME for 20,000 TICKETS. 3 ' 20,000 ditto 4,000 ditto ' k 2,000 I,oort 5110 ditto 300 ditto 200 ditto 100.. Money Sterling 50 ditto 15' ditto 10 ditto 20,000 2,000 2,000 4,1 1 5 Prizes. In 3 per Cent. Consols and Money, L 314,100 The Three Prizes of 30,0001. will be added to the Three Last Drawn'Prizes of 20,0001. whether they are drawn in the First or SeCondDirisiyu of the Lottery, making . THREE PRIZES Of . nrery THOUSAND POUNDS ! - Three per Cent. Consols. THE . first time any •LOTTERY ever contained • THREE PRIZES of,L.50;000. • FOUR PRIZES of L. 20,000. WHICH MAY ALL BE DRAWN 7th NOVEMBER. GRAND SCHEME.. 3.... Prizes of 1.50,000 3 per £l. C0n5...L.150,000 • 4 20,000 ditto, ' 80,000 0 4,000 ditto, 1'2,000 8 l,OOO ditto, B,OOO 10 5OO . ditto, .5,000 1 0 „ 3 .00 ditto, 3,000 10 2OO ditto, 2,000 24 - 100 Money,. 40 5O ditto, 2,900 2,000 l3 ditto, 30,000 2,o00: 4,11'2 Prizes, in Consols and Mciney - L. 314,403 , . The above Prizes are formed for a Lottery of 90,000 Tickets, but as the whole of them may he drawn, among the present 15,000 Tickets, Purchasers before the 7th November have the Chance of ALL the Prizes in the Wheel, which, in stock and Monev, exceed double the sum' that has ever be fore enriched a Wheel with the same number of Tickets. Shares, as well as Tieliets, will receive their proportion of the Stool: Prizes transferred to the Holders without any Ex p.:net to them, with the advantage' of ALL the rise bi the Funds; or it Oily prefer it, they may receive the value in th : o Money immediately. HA .1 TICKETS and SR ES are selling JINN, St6o:broker, CORNIIILL, a b n y d 9, e C C HARING ntractor, - CROSS, London; who Shared and Sold, in the 'Lottery drawn in July, 2657,a Prize of 40,0001., and in the Lot tery clr,.•,\'n iu April s ;ILL the Th, cc Prizes of (3,',0001. &C. Bic. • To Messrs. ROWLAND and SON, Proprietors of the Macassar Oil, Kirby-street, Hatton-Gar - den, London. G ENTLEMEN —Bei 'follyf , conylnce( o the efficacy of your Macassar' Oil, that I cannot for bear congratulating pin and and the country upon so valua ble a discovery, and you are perfectly at liberty to publish the following facts :—A few months since my hair begao to fall off in such quantities, that ire a feW weeks I became nearly bald; and being a young man', and extremely unwilling to wear a wig, I applied to Mr. Bird, Hair-dresser, of Daventry, for advice, who recomMended to nie the Macassar Oil, and I have now the satisf..etion of informing yota, - that after having applied two bottles of :3s. 6d. each, the hair began to grow as thick and as strong as eVer: I have at this moment as much hair en my bead as I either wish for or require. I remain s Gentlemen, your very of Servant, Staverton, North, July ii, 1815. E. COLLEGE. The inestimable qualities of this Oil for •prOducing a luxu riant growth of hair on the balelcst places—strong and beau tiful curls—gloss and ideasant perfurne—Whiskers, Eye brows, &c. are fully explained in ROWLAND'S - TREATISE on the HAIR, which is inclosed with each genuine bottle. The outside label of each bottle is s.:Jed in red ink, " A. ROWLAND and. SON."- Trice 3s. (a.; 10s. ed.; and tl. Is. -per bottle. Also, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE of Tv RE, which will immediately and etreztuolly change Red or Grey Hair, Eye-brows, Whiskers, &e. to permanent Brown or Black, and so permanent that 'it cannot be removed 'by washing, bathing, perspiration, &c. It is perfectly innocent, and Ladies and Gentlemen may dye their Hair with ease and secrecy. Price 4s. and 7s. 6d. bottle. The Proprietors war rant its efficacy iii completely changing the colour of the Hair. Sold by the sole Proprietors, as above, and by appointmerit, by Messrs. Hendries, Perfumers to tier Majesty, Titeliborn street ; Mr. Sinit h, Perfumer to his . Majesty, 117, Gattie and Pearce, 57, D, Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, I.;ew Bond street; Thevenot and Co. ditto; Bayley and Blew, Perfu mers to the Duke. and Dochess of York, Cockspar-street ; S. licrrY, 1 7, •Jolinston, 15;' Greek-street, Soho; Lowe, .13;0, Strand; Butler, 4, fligge, 65, Cheapside, and 52, Park-street; Burge" , 6 3, ; and Barclay and Sons, 95, m arket. T o Prevent imposition, ask for Ilowland'S Oil, or Row lanti'S.DY4i, and the signature its red ink ou the table of cadt Dottie. :3,ROWLAND eucl SON. , ELIZABETH FENNING'S CASE—COMPLETE,. On Monday-next will be published, Near 300 pages closely printed in tro. price 6s. 0.- rvilE . IMPORTANT RESULTS of an elaho- IL rate INVESTIGATION into the MYSTERIOUS CASK of ELIZABETH PENNING, being a Detail of extraordinary FACTS DISCOVERED SINCE 'HER EXECUTION, in- Chiding the Official RepOrt . of her SINGULAILTRIAL, now first published, and copious Notes thereon : numerous Au thentic Dodothents ; ArguMent on her Case; a Memorial to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, and Strictures on a late Pamphlet of the Prosecutor's Apothecary. By JOHN WATKINS, L. L. D. With 30 Original -Letfers, written by the unfortunate' Girl while in Pris o n;. an Appendix ; and an apropriate Dedication. London : Printed f,r William Hone, 55, Fleet-street. The Work without the Letters, ss. or the Letters separate SPAIN. [rnog A MORN!NG I'APHR.] MAIii;ID, OCT. CL—Yesterday was -- ushered in With a sweeping list Of about 30 persons, who had been all about the King's person, or in Lis confidence, who have been dismissed and hani-b -ea with more or less disgrace. At. the head of it is the Duke of San 'Carlos, the celetm-ated nego ciatbr of the disgiaceltil treaty of Valency ; but he conies of with some credit, having been named Am bassador at Vienna. The others consist of his Pri vate Sedretaries.-Otiicers of his ,HousehoM, Coun sellors oftate,Otficiales oftheS eretaries, lawyers ; Scriveners, and all the.,low‘trash, who have been intriguing behind the 'curtain, and giving the roost-pernicious advice eve; since his return to his throne. Some have been sent to their native rii-' lages, and others to Ceuta. not exactlyknown who has had the merit of working this miracle upon the King. It has been managed with seeresy, and the. whole of the decrees' are•saidlo be in his own hand-writing ; .but be it who it will, it may be considered. a favourable-omcn, and hailed as att event likely_ to produce the best eficts in this unfortunate country.: I send you • the yo py of a list which has been given me which I believe to be pretty correct. There are besides thany priests of in ferior noteollid had been infesting the place with their baneful.intrigues. Should this measure he fol lowed by a gener..l:inmesty'to the linerales tni.,v un- Aier ... prosecution, :nit! the te_lling of the Cortes, as some go so faras to say, then the King and country might yet : b: : saved trom precip i ce, to which they were fast appiOaching: It is to he remarked, that among them all, there is not one name of au individual who is,, or es'ey has been, s'‘ipposed to be friendly to British,conneXion. .They are. ge nerally' of the ci-decant French faction, so.t hat it May bC considered „as a trig mpb to England, and seveblow - to all herencaties at this Court. Some .of the,Ministers :ire expected to go, oat, but at present . I cannot name them. .. LIST OF PERSONS BANISHED. FROM MADRID ON TUB SEVENTH OF og - tonsil ) ISIS. Echc:•arri, Minister of Police. - Ettujoe of S:711 M , yOr(1011)0 yor, sent. AM baasadoi to Vienna; the Conde de Miranda appointed sue- censor.' .lioreiro, Private Treasurer; Private Secretary; the Two Garridqs, Scriveners; Zatcitartr, Buono; bieri., Officer of the Palace ; .IJaro. 4111 confi7 dence; innlitoyed in the household and about fii:iilierson, med• tiling iii all.ait.irs and not the pitrmt: .icelia; an Officer of the Secretary of State, who was in: . England %vial Cerallos. Putomera, Seeretaroo the INTayorcloolia. ilfurhacaGeneral), a creature of Balleateros. Baylen, Lostra, and NorakJ ; Officers of the secretary of War, do. do. .. .Roincro .. : -.l?ferertto Lawyer),; author of a celebrated raper in , supp?rt 11;t1le,Iteros against the Dulte of Weliington. Gucgora. Counsellors of State, of Ihe Cie- rical Vaction. Luna, (Alicia! Mayor de Hacienda, tDrtle; - ed to Ci.utal .4'arintinu, a native of Lima, a great friend of San Carlos 4 Quadra, Secretary of .the ectmcil of. State. El Padre Castro; Editor of the At.daya of La Mancha. tesides many Priests and others of lessnote. Empipti:, ordered to San Lucar. Colomardi, ordered away from Madrid and the Sitlos (Royal Pa . lace). Another account gads the following persons its artiong the banished : . Marquis of rista _Plorida; -Sezrovia; Count del Pinar (Judge. of the Tribunal for trying the Librialis); the Am bassedur of the Pope (El nineio); Nlarquisde St. Cree J le ratri4rche; Puke del Infontado; Coma .illogWz (Captain of the Kiti7s Body Guatals); Chamorro (fa7cUrite of the King.). • _ 13. (id TUE BRITISII REVIEW, No. XII. Will be published on the First of November, and contain the following Subjects, viz. • • THE Church and the Bible Society- r -Ileport on the State of Mad-houses in - England—Southey's, Ro derick, the last of the Goths—Word , worth's - White 1 - I `)e of Bylstone—Blomfiehri Greek. Plays —Lloyds Translation of the Tragedies of•Alfieri—Nremoir on the Newly fr i , „ c oe e red Subject, lodine—More's Character and W; - itings St. Paul —Klaprotles Travels'in the Caucasus andGeorgia-Adelut4, and Townsend, on Languages—Progress of the United States in Commerce, _Agriculture, and the Arts. London Ptibfished by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row ; and John Flatchard. Piccadilly. *** It is intended that the British Review shall be pub lished, with the other periadical - Works, on the first of Fe bruary, May, August, and November; and no t:xertiori kill he spared to insnre a regularity.so. desirable, particularly to such of, i its Readers as reside in - the Country at a distance from their Bdoksellers. PATENT ANATOMICAL SELF-REGULATING TRUSS. THIS recent INVENTION of Messrs. LING FORD, for which his Majesty's Patent'hasheen'grust ed, will, they confidently hope, .entirely ol'syiate .theincon venience - Complained of in other Trusses. Its sllpc,riority will instantly be apparent, as it combines in itself the parti cular advantages of every other Truss, without their defects . , and suaS , be 'leo-hard, either higher or -lower, !mamas d or furward,.as requires! by the B'eat'er, and be applied with the greatest nicety to the exact part afflicted, nor will be subject to the intense pressare and excoriation:too frequently caused . -- by Trusses upon a different constrnction: Messrs. L. While disclaiaiin; .a wisll to deprecial:e the pro perty of others, solicit a colortris,:o as the fairest test 'of the truth of their ai , estions.—'.'sicssrs: L. will feel honoured by the call of any Medical or Surgical Gentleman. SCORBUTIC AND VENEREAL COMPLAINTS THE Reputation of Dr..F.ll.giiMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS has been firmly established by forty years experience ofits beneficial effects in• Scorbutic and Viniereal Complaints.'. For Scrofula,. Morbid Injuries of the Glands., the Lymph, the Blood, or the general Constitution ; occa sioned by acrimonious" Matter retained in the habit, or intro, dneed by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or inudiciOns 'te of Mercury, this Medicine will be ,found the most effica cious, and at. the same time the srfi.st that can be resorted to; and is no less excellent in Diseases of the - Kidneys and ii rider, Obstructions in the Urinary Passages, and Lumbago. It requires no restraint of Diet, Confinement, or binderance to Business. . Sold at Mr. Butler's; Igo. 4, Cheapside, London,- and most Medicine Venders in every Town, in Bottles, at RS. 9d. 4s.Cd. and Us. each. LOCK AND SURGIC! His Royal' Highness tte, DUKE the following Comantt Earl of Egremont Earl of Leitrim" L DISPENS.VtY. of YORK, President, and ee of Governor , . Col.-NV. J. Jones, NI..P. ,Io,lln Lamlehe, Esq. NI. P. Col. 11. Clements, iN.I; P. Capt.'J. Hay. Itt. Hon. Sheridan, M. I'. Hon. Col. J. 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" FRom CUBA.—We learn that several vessels have lately arrived at that I,,sland front the coast of Africa, with cargoes of slaves. One of them, a brig of twelve guns, very nturrowiy escaped cap ture while lying at anchor at the coast, b a Bri tislt ship of war, which taw y upon tier um.kcover ed in a fog, and commenced firing into her ; the brig returned the tire, ent.licr l made sail. 'lhongh got"cloaf., t,'Oe,ol - `dO'otlicers was wounded slighily, and '4)4l' utlierlaanrao sustained.—(CoktrOico,