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Act V. a Song by Mrs. Dat'ison (coliiitosediiy Mr. K . itty.). kith a‘Danco incidental to the Piece.. - • • To uhich will be added (sth time); a new Musical Farce, in • 4DMIRAL T Y=OEFICP , , Nov co, 1615'. N°T'c'a isrlter'eby given, -that a ..Se:;io cy Oye? • and .7'erminer rn.4 Peaccry, for the Tr4 , .1 ~ :f Of- . fimccs conlisitted Q.? the. High the Jur;-d the: .ddiniralty held at Jastice the Old Bailey; 1,9m:14401i . T;ttsdhy, the 19th of3')ei•ctiber . i:'2.l - t Eight o'clock iii the Morning. - JOLTY B/IRZWir. . . . 111;5 'Day 110/411/ell, in St•p. pike gs. haar4i, o,4ticateil,. by Pernii4i.oo - , to Bishop of - UFAIMONS, 1)1 . / the -Rev.- WAAAND; M.A. Vic,;.,4i‘c)( Kirton in Ujidsc', Lincolnshire. 1 - ?erby for Henry Mozicy;'ninl sold in Lninlon by J.nngman, fiur4;."!• ; 7.1,--c4, ofnl, Brown; Patennoster row Catlett ati& Viin:s; Strand; and Taylor nut' iiessey,. Ivnert-strkt. . . Alf • The Montreal rotie Yet tilt. vshreb,. krifh .. Queliec Gaiettes 43' the same date, arrirkfr kresterday, Mention the •I.eturn 6f Sir Gottootit ant Suite to Quebec, liOni a tour to the upper districts appe;:ir's to !lave - Mil& an extens(ve turvey of the British ettlements in, fhirr Canatta. DrunimonflVitiff, on :the 'St. Francis, a item • SettleM , 4t, and of Sontefiniport:. "wee, ,is to be nitieit iniproved. Mach at tention been lately given to the roads in the tip!oer The supplies of every descrip tion .6U:l)i - 00s - ions were in cOnsequettee Qtrriic, OcT. Commissioner's axed the rate of echatige for Government, Bills, fOr the itext forinight . from this date, at two nHd, a lullt ite• cent. stet fin;; The frequency. of fire's appears CO hare at tracted the attention of Government, and strict investigations hate taken place. 'The C'andiara Coitrimt of the 21 . st 'October say s that the da mage by the !me fire is estimated at .170,3001. Sterling ; that Several persons. have been taken up oh stispieiba, amongst the num!7:er a boy, who had short . tinie, preizions to the fire, asked perthission at two houses to light a Candle. lne boy's only account Was-, 'that he did. it at the desire of a sailor, cwho promied hiM souse drink for it." A New York Paper Of the 7th November calls upon all true Americans " neither to buy liar %was any of the tralsh 1 - 1-ont Manchester,, or am English .manufaet,/re." - - This D•ay tray • ;The .3d Edition, in One Volnoze, Bro. Its hoards, li. LATIN SCI-10 LAIt'S GUIDE .; or; C LAW-at% anti 'EUR.N.F.II.'s .LATIN EXE.II4II , ES coricted. T,.ltdiktfr with the References to the Cecil, which titer' nuttehc:fs are extractor. DEPTFORD rit.77,r,lL LING-Y..-1 - 1i 0,73 re. 5, 1815. THESE are to give Notice, that .on Thursdy, the 14th Institut, at TendCloch -in, the Forenoon, wit! be caposed to PUBLIC LL,' at his Majesty's citgual ,pcptiord, a quantity, of SJTVICEABLE BlCEasd BEEF: alio, nelrg Lots of the Allowing ttn fierticeable Precisions and Stores, now 4f.ng in the said Yard, TWo„Acts, called . • , SPOUSE AND I. .• ' Tile Overture and Musiecomposed byMr. Whitaker. < the principal Characters by,Mr. Be ,xberry, Mr, Gattie, Mr. Barnard, Mr. Smith, Miss'Keify; 1 . 41 r5• Harlqwe, Mrs. Bland.. at, l3".es and Places to he talicn.of Mr. Spring, at the Rotunda, f t n hurnicip a t E n t rance o fTthe Theatre, 'in BrrlkeS-streel, ru Ten till Four, and of Whom may be hada private.yo • axes, ,5..; • Second .Price; ss. 6d.--Pit, 6(1.; S,ccoud A i• 2 s.—Lower 'Callery, 25.; Second Price,, lg.—Upper - "A s tlY,,-Is. ; Second Price, ' •• • re . 7 e Musical - Farce, called My Sponse and,l, will he p r ated ..wry Ertning furthi.i. notice. tw o- nlorrow, A Trip to Scarhprough.—On Thursday will he :Ired, a PI" f • •B • - 11 6 t and- Fletcher with conAi de,r,, ay from ra n • , A, 'le Alterations, under the title: of, file Merchant of Dresses, or, Beg , ,, , ar's Bush. With new Music, Scenery, and "us• • Mr. TocQuor, • Atithl . of Royal Pneliet s 'Enoli , :lr and Freneff OictiOnaty. ; reffol'lU3TlCP.is intended not only forSieutlemen who hart already a little knowledge of the Latin tongue, would, be ftesirons to learn it thorouir,lily by an easy and retttilar tithed a master,..and ‘vitlmLit running the nisi( of he, iut niWed Or pefi.,iled by diftcnkii-V, winch are here 'cleared . UI ; hut aim', to "f,s!achres who may wish to hare a Guide to ~ v. l iiett they, min' refer ; in order to a.sc,rain the phraseol'ol,y Of the Latin :;.othors.„ll.ditbenit passhiro: This hook will also prove to lie a cheap vo.siotsint, and alwar be at innd, to titer (I , lTtleineu. wt:o hare a desire to practive their Sons hi. Lat'stt Oritv O.!: 'vacations, and to know what pro ',-reac...t.bey•Ware made ut Lain Otaramir. Printed for R. S. Kirby, London House Yard, Paternolter inti,-; •of tvlioni tray be bad in Svo. price 3a. common k;fail,'i Sapplauent to the IntroduetiOie to the Making of Latin. Bread, Flour, Pease, Oatmeal, Beef, Suet, Vinegar, Butter, and Cheese. Deposit of i 251. 7:er cent. is to be m rule upon the amount of each Lot at the time rfslie, aryl the remainder of the pe 7 chase 7 mCarey . paid Wore the Scores 'are rentered,fos which purpose re period of 14 Wort:iv days will be allowed from the aq, of sec t ; the payers particularly observing, that net less hen exe-haToplrevnantity is to be tahen awayf . terni the pre ' Mites - Within thelirst-seeexclays,. and the remainder in theseren otherwise deposit, mOney will be J'infeitrd, the Provisions or , Stores remain th e . property (if the Crown, as' no extension of time ,will, ore any account, be granted. LOCK AND SURGI( , His itoyal Higitheyi tbe. T)UIiL the lt!ltiwiUg Cumutitt Earl of Egreniont of Leitrim itt. Hon. R. B. Sheridan, M. P. 1 10 U. C9l. J. Barry, ALP. _.L DISPENSARY - . • ':, of YOBA.;!President, and •ce of qoi•ernors s Col: W.'..1. &Atm, M. P. . John Lato,uchei Esq. M. P. Col. H. ClinicntS, M. P. .Capt. J. fray.. Stlnozo, Mr. Kiernan, Member of. ihe•RoYal College, London. Tim; above ESTABLISH:ME:NT Finites the .14.. Safety of a PUBLIC INSTITUTION, with a Delicacy, flOnour, mid Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, mot Added to its biglt-Patronage, it is conducted by such Proles:- sional Skill anti extea4ive, Practice. that the worst , CasCs of Disease, as Strictures, Debility, Ulcerations; &c. howev'er i ovetei ate or of lon*,'staraling, experiente•a complete • Cure. as well ail _that Derangeine.ot of the tier.,rative Organs which impairs the Conseitntion and shortens. Life. Mr.:Kiernan may .be consulted by Patimil.s of both sexcls at his private bunse, No. 21, Lowe.. Charlotte-street,' Bed ford-i.vare,. where the necessary service and Medicines will be ttiven, or sent to any part of the United Kingdom. 1 his Day was published, price 4s, boards, by• F. Kiernan, a Second and Improved Edition of a Practical Treatise on the Venereal Disease and. its Consequences. Sold by' Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternoster-row; liigliley and Son, 173, Fleet street; Callow, Crown-court, Soho and by ail other Book, sellers. , . NEVER ACTED. THEATRE ROyAL4 covEN'f,-q4RPFN• THIS PRE,E.NT.ISENLINQ,-Dc. 1.2, 1815, 4" Win be p ro thi ce d Zf o r . th e first.thniz), a new Coiticaz ve Acts called - - A'.ND TEARS; OR, THE. WIDOWS-Sl'RA _ . TAGE,M. principal Characters' by Mr. Young,littluhle, tair..Jones, Mr. FaWcett,' Mr. Abbott,' Mrs. C. limbic: (be ti' her first appearance ou this' vitae thq•etklqeat" l 7 l )c . s.Faucit, Mrs;GibbS, Miss Foote, 'Miss Stynienr.. The ProLagtie pate br,Mr.,Abaott, • The Epilogue by sir. Liston. 1..T0 which he adtlee(for the 7th time), a new. Comic M . nsical'Enzertaiument, called • ZOBINET THE . itANDIr; OR; THE . ' F°RE'r ' OF ONTESC AAPI Mr " 6 ew Music Scenery , Dresses, and M Decorations. ~, Bt.? ruroprno, Mr. .•141.or'llarnarclo, r. DurnSct ; tet ta GrOrnpiini), •Mr. LisiOn ; Grittanhi, Mr. Ha tterttiu; tiergeant, M.r. tiimmetis; Yierafiras, Mr. Tokttly; Mr. Trehyi Antonio, Mr. Jefferies ; Pietro, ; Autanda (D aug ht er to Ut111113pino), Miss Matthews, Pl acekfur the Ilexes .of Xr..nr4 1 04 , , , a , -at ,the %. I •Oilice, Hart -street, from Ten till Four. ; 'Set othl-Pr i et. -34:•thl .—Pi t as. Sc,c crvcl t , rice Gailrry 25. ; Sitand.Price I s.—Upper4,44,U n kitfi 'cottd Price 6d: A e x ' s .oinnt the I.;andit,,pr, 71:11e . ,F9res qf - .1110044c4r.214p`011. 1 1'tated To;morrOW. Tu - ntorrow,, Isabella ---On Friday, The Orph,ax lA. PEKSONS who stand indebted to the Ili . ESTATE of J AMES . GOO.SETREE, formerly of Pall.. MO, but late of s iNe.,l,l,iigh-rbw, Knightshridge, in the County of Middlesex, - Gentleth in.; deceased, are required furthw,itlt.tin. Pal', their RF,SPEU'UVE'DERTS, to .Mr. FRE DERICK JAM FAFULLER, of No. di, Piccadilinlthe Exe etitor of.the Will ot , tha said Deceased ;, or to. Messrs. Daw, sou and Nirrati,sliw, of Sarile-place, New Darlingtnn-street, wi,o are duly anthorised-to receive tliti same. .And 0-Versans to ,whom . the 'said James Goosetrec stood intlebtod at tlii time of Ills Decease, are requested to send an aztatunt 9f,theirreap.:etive Demands to the .said Frederik Jamv*Tuller, or to the said Messrs. Dawson and WratirslaW, in. under tbat, the saine tnay be immediately discharg.ed. Ayil i e•place, New Rurlingtou-stret*, • -I)teetuber'4,. IS;S. • , D T A. wArptLoosupscßlPTJ ON. • City of London Tagstrui l*ei 11, 11110. . E COMMITTEE begs .to request .that the arn of t)le•Stthsciiiit ions made in the several Churches .goglarid anct 11 , ales, .hy the I,igeoee .of Ore UiliC,lL•tter; atilt of the' Districts,and Cities of thil . 4 )it t ,2 4 4 i:14 4444410 a this tithe, may heativisfit4.am - I n thejte. a:.itte 'at the earliest convenittlice.for the phrpose .111,..,,z4i,„t: itle lf , kr blia ikiterest. -• isiti t ..,:et ' " 11 q may' il a r e Yreeeived - aoy- - "Stittscripiions Ott this ac -4; witi fixour the CNinnOttee . with .a Return of all such Adv. . 1 not :ircat s;•the tio ly noticL , ll :vitt acknowledged la their (laity rl tintelit, correcn, .of any errors,orrep - ort, and n otice of oniissious (if any) are particularly desired. 41)0‘m.t of Ruhsctiptions reselY fliis Axe to the 9tit lusttit 'ed andpia,de it, is - ' L.239;010 2 10 Fart her" L. 8. (1 •1 Ia YIA of Wienbnry, ktr the Rev. G. Vall- Y, per Stee t eqou and _ ss 0 0 arishes of Alton and. Caltion,in the county Stmford, by the po n k ey 14, ..0 risli of Wainbr ooic I ill the Co. of Dorset 2 47 ) t.pr.)44,04 •1 0 0 E'ot t'e artsli r of 11e R • Frempton , rve e ar • I Thctor . (.; xdUrCOl i arden.: • 8 tolection at the 15 ' n etting of backs": 6611 "5, in the Palish tr Frempton Cone tkuvell, tentit 441 by the. -` • ' 11. • 1 • 2 4 -6 • (11E3, ittle lri sit (if West 3Ary - Wahl!, Ilackc, by 4ev• Isaac King 14 4 g ascriptions ' • L. s. d. Patringtob, pey _Rev. R. :Nletcalf - l3 12 2 Winteringhana, .. p.er. 11ev . ..L. Grain* 10 1 8 Roxhy, per ditto • •it 9.0 ‘S' button , per. Rev.M.,r. i Cookson - .3 17 6 Aldbro' per . Ayr. W. C ra ven , -' ' Per Rev. J. Lundy, viz. Locliinston 12 .12 6 Lund - 5 0 0 1101a1 au the \Vold - 218 0 Kilnevick -. 2 2 0 .. -y— 24 7 4 Collection at , - Whit field's (:havgl freri four Lodges of Odd Yellows - . 7 2. 0 2 .'Nelson'sL'odge efodd Fellows - • 4 0 0 An4crontic ditto :2 0 0 1 tisttrnwick& lininhle,.- - ton,.perlter.3:l)ixon:& c,. • 7.141:4411,, per ditto - 0 16 9 Rev. Tlpf . t. Di.lws ~ 2'2 0 Mits ligsvri,son ,; 10 10 0 tJ. N. 04u', f,,f.i. si 5 0 7 7 0 ohs At ,currie.&. Co. c riptitios at Hull , re aitted Messrs. lit. C-o'. • Nt 7 A fieC. Bultc)ll,E6q.. 10 10 0 ,"brvrthorJey • - QCi t 5 64, 'realby 11 10 Paord g 2 0 ,211ection at St.Maty's null • ut 13 4 1)zlet" 111 r y, . 0 t t ars • 22 0 Iter lof G ar t on , per 3 4 Dixo 1 12 1 3 0 4ti-tiarri on 'h -- 11,0.110 Pros rish t . 33 ,Q b 'll 13 3 k....i1t0 of Ai h ‘ viek ` 2 1 8 4 Jitto i,f Alappleton 2. tk...1 • ;.• • H arciswi,Eqqs. 21 0 0 Spireattel, ler Rev. Mr. Hat t.tietd • - 4 00 7..ULCOIIISo ,Esti s. 21 0 0 —•r - i _ 05 e ey 4 c* 4 't; faottlton, I.4'sq. • 4leott • - 20 q 'Parish of Atilthrougb - ri Rev. J. Wilson . 5 1 0. h ilalton,Rer do. 3 6 6 4 Z t ri4if of ' 144;1104"v 411 , 11:11nsoa, per Der. (3.16ina0 416 6 %-?ttirc.,htuu 4(z sAidby, jut iter. J. llea li 23 14 n -r4gv• (ziark 1 0 - - - Mrs. A. A..l4v.p , ints4 5 0 ColleCtion at. 'll4orn- onkbald • - colleciion at Bratk7 ' tioglann . Collection 41--Fellerr kor , - 2 . .6 Hill and Jackson . 10 10, 0 Collection at Keying 7, ham, per Rev. Mr. Hutchinson • Hail and -Glider J.Kirhulan - General Cheney I':rristi of StrUorr 1 2 0 5 12 0 2 14 ( 5 5 0 5 4 0 16 10 0 - 4 I'2 $ 331, 3 8 Patif,h of Fulhorn, Cambridgeshire 6 0 0 Ditto Of St. Cites and St. Peter's, ditto 13 19 0 Magdalen College, (.3ambriiige - 11 7 9 At Glyn, & Parish of Chareolte, . Wariviclaliire 13 17 3 s, l b s c i joion at PFII 7 ley,iierJ3tcVettllXJ,3l.l )5 0 , - .Nfita Benc„ • • All Cm:lmplications per'Pos, are to ue, directed • . • IF :uteri Subscriptiene, - , bandort f and to he put uuder Cover, dire c ted Franca Z'reeling, J. Tr. Pad 0 . 81 (e, .Lanclon. igiotwarm. Itl Decc J• Pb Wl44FOrfpl • a- IS c • This bay W3S published , In 9 TIAS. 1011 Karl; tivi). the Third Edition, price 16E. lyls. of OtilqtlCK the LA:-i - r of the GOVIS ; a Tragic Poem." . 4 1.311 - By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq. 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Aprara - rices to be observed iii various Evenings during the ,Year 151 e, are described. • WILLIAM FREND, Esq. M.A. Actuar . of the Roclt- of LifeAsSnrance Company. and late Fellow of .I.esus College, Caml>ri4e• Duce,ndo Disco. ~*- " lti this Volume the Figure of the Earth is considered, and the Contradialousuggested to.theliewtonjan Theory eu this Subject, by the late Measutements in England, is •exa spitted, 1 "Printed fir J. Nlawman, 39, I,uilgate-street, London ; of *ham the Evetiing . Amitscinents tot the preceding l!fltri 1804, 5, 6,,7,. 8 , 9 ; 10, 11, 1 , 2, 13, 14, and 15, may be had. pay was pnbligied, price 33. No. I. .of Fan!ilitve TREATISE 0111 pasrucrtvE; i4i id pr Principles of Per”kraire-41. i'•wti.F.e. rrf Persin;etive—lll. Y,':rspective of S.hadow—lV. Atrial Perspe6e:re. • • ' BY CP ARLES TAYLOIt. This Tre.:•ise is itiugtrate.cf by tifty-otie Angravings . ; and wi efnrrir.l.et evi n. "unto , ro?rrl 6 y o . A Finnlliar Tre.;ti,t; on Dcawitq, for YOuth bei'l4 'an etc narottry introdn'et.iAin t4o; th.e. tbie Ark 6, I,,y . (.lliarle.s Taylor; 11 ;lstr~tkt{ hv ;33 , ngravi Eni4 - s, frtip 13artoIozz4, It. A.; Brown, Cipriani; It. :V. ; Pe'Maiteau; Gerard IJ:tires:A': Le tirllu ;Le 4-Ic.P.: t • ALSO i.11 1 0 . # • ; Pe . e: Pmssin; Singleton; Vandyke ; by explanatory Inittuc tions : royai Alfo. 1/14 -fe li/A. 44, - • I?Olisbril by T. for, 103, liatton ti-artien, and,Sherwurnl, NeelF,:and • • —,-----------.---- , . 'rids Day was riblisl;fd, . In I, vo).!ev.). price its. (iA. Iso-4 - cii, the Fifth Edition, iStiAVS,' in it - 'St:l . Ni ut Letterd, oil . ttie-foi- Rv„; 11 4 ' .. ; i nvf „ i ,g „),v,... , s:— • . . 1, On a Manivriting INfernoirs of himself. • . . On 'deeisionof•Chfiracter. . :i. Qn,the.applie,ation of the epithet Romantic. , 4; •On'sonic•of the Causes by whWb Evangelical Religion has l)cgti rival.lLre4 loO.acet?table to persons of • a . cultivted Taste: • _. . . , , • - By. 30101 •VOSTEIt. , . , " t), east of thought original and sublime, an unlicnite4 command of iinagerv, a aisle varied', vigordos, and hold, are soave of the I,:mliil f l ..:+ , tires of these - Essays."—" islis taAceptiOne are iniumous in the 'highest degree ; be places the ice he Nvisikes to. pre,. , ent in spelt aOO4 ut,light, that it is not merely visible itself, but it seews tolflunune all around it.'?—..Eclectic Review.' ,• - . • . . . , . London: Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster -row. To TUTO.II;-.—liirtic'Olai'lynkleAli.:ited to abridge the :labour of the First-Ferms. . ' • This Day was publjsited., price 2s. (41,1/mo. sheep. IJA of - GEI AISIM Alt ; to combine the ancient Plan of Gr.,aottnatical, Institntion, origiiyally enjoined by Royal Nittltority, with the . . Advitutage4 ofrutimlernliniirtireauent. To which are prefixed, some Prefatoty.ilints and Observations on the M e th o d* of t ?Jul pursuing Classical Lezirning; its :Schools and Ly•privateStitily., • 13y .:.1011N PYB-SMITI - 1, D. D. Also, by the same Author. Synottical Tables .of Latin . etautatar, contaluios the Declensions and •Conjtigatiotts, &c. on 3. folio sheets; price /s. • with this volume. If the Au- We are greatly pleadpleadthor's directions' arc follotte,d, we' hdA•e•ni) doubt of the bene fa,•4ich•ttt;,sulitoy ...Stotient evecially ill derive _rola the :Work; and as . an Assistant to Parents aid less eicperieneeil Tochers, we know ...not Arty. Pulibealioil likely to be Of se much service. The Synoptiz; Tables should certainly be pro cured wi.th the• Grathinar."—Nlon. Rev.,Oct.lBls.—SLß also •,Eclectic,Rev. Noy. ISIS. d far oat c *tad kcu tic r a Pat c mate r-rowi Fur the GRA II I I r C EI K ., M S ' " k I N 'O ' N S / ..i. :,.. 11 t111.11B AGO, '&c. N the'orioits Complaints intitlent - to tire Tin man Frame, _there are notie, more • dreadful in their nature, nor inure alarming in their tonsequelices, than theiGII.AI.7I I :I2 and •STONB, PAINS - in the BACK, LOINS, which every Iresio!...sLatlyNil3ll3llAi)aiGtsititr:i: 'i'hty arc Conipiaint3 to er. 'i'be oho e invaluable M e dicin e ,. eamposed of the tniio innocent Ingredients, lias•becit found nf- singular e%caey.in the above Complaints; removing the .Calculi, or gritty ,Secretions, and hanishin,l emery peroitions tendency to those Disonlers, witlicut con- tinement. From a consciousness' of the powerful quality of . tli e , e fatly evirkit by a prieste'Practice Of many years, they are taered to.the Afflicted, reeonn as a Cure fur the abort:: Complaints. tpvirig "50f...1A% rk s. with'tlteGritrel, iniett!Pains in the Back, a Stranguary wi.lt littl e titer atissinit., anti the tunst.exerociati lig :torture s, whe m - 'ever I attempted to make wattx ; and at last became so weak, from want.of rest antrattiretite, was .slarcely -able to walk across the room. In hupct of relief, I. had, from tune to *time, recourse to thebest advice, and took the most arproved Prescriptions, without being any better." Observing Hick man's Pin* advertised as-an effectual Care for the Stone and Gravel, and stoppages of Urine,-I usril theni;this summer for aftont two months; end from them found myself daily het tet'; paAA -my water freqly wittwat pain : my appetite sod • streip;:threstored, am able-to ride onliorsehaeli, which I could nUt."du-for twelve•tnontlis preceding the use of these Pills. .Sir-, your mast uhcilient Set hint, .OfORGE GORDON.' , October ISt 1. • Soh-Sheriff, Berwickshire. _ Sold at Mr. Butler's, 4, Cheapside, corner of 'St. Paul': Clitireb-yard, and mast Medicine :Vendors in every Town, in Bo_,Kes at S. 9d. and I is. ad.-each. , DT ills AIAJES..TY'S ROYAL' Pxr.ENT. • .T ILE .PATE4N U . 1-AT naION CO POSITIOSk has been nacllnvocaily proved to be the 4-4464!dst.illul:'61'st Thing ever yet . di•scovered for Ships' not . yuttr, , instend of Cisp,per ; to prese) - ia± Cables front bciag rub inSteatVi.if a Plat, SerVice, or Itound , ing; the ltig,,t4ing of Ships from tau Weather, and from beim; chafed, insteioi of 'fat, '' and service ;" fOr the Slidt's. and Carrialfes'of titins - ;. to retuter Leather and Cuusits W.der-Proof and to prevent the Effects of Friction it) Steam- Threshing-Milis . ,"'(4 alter Int. pltvents of I-lusltazolry generally used -by. yffniers,):Cvr , •Wit4gOiss, Carts, atutMactnnery"a every De,pription, •-lt. Is also the Ite,st Th4Lg., tr priosple.the.Blatles of Swortn, amt ail Kinds of Polkhed Articles, Irons Itts,4t.—lt Will likewise preserve. iron MAW-Butts, Caas, Tubs, Spouts, Posts, hails, (iS' • -P , ,tliog, Barn Fitiorings, and every kind of WO - inf, a. • • 'front tire Neether, a'ru'm, Antl is; the East or West. Indies (where it is parsitularly i..Zalated for the UV of Stlgar—:,litl*,:. Steatu '4ingines, and .ui lure .441:uibinery) or in any Climate . ; and it isill not only preServe Iron ltatl- Ways fre o l, ;eurroding . anti wearing; out,' trot also readerthe Drauglit 'so light, that one Horse will do the Work of Two, Out) Priming of the - Composition is. itt some eases, - equal 'to one hundred. applications of oil, tallow, or ant other kind otgrease, paint, or tar, and the Public save by its use front Three guilds - of to four Thimsand - per Cent., exchiSive of prevcnting thy: wear and teat in r4chinery, wheels, &c. &c. Which Is it-canine of 'expellee snort than - that of saving nine parts out IA t e n, and nothing can be so clean itt its wos4ing, or gives., little trouble. !,s.sisl-for the Patentees at 40, Charing-cross, near_thq Ad miraity, London i awl, by their appointment, at most Ship ehandlers:Priuters, Bookselfrrs, lahraries, Stationers, Drug, f.ll6dicine Warehouses, -Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cut lers, enaehm;tkers, Innlteepers, Coach and NVaggon Offices, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, its the United Kingdom, its BoXe, price 2s. Gd..; as. 6d.; Us. 6d. One••Goinea aod Two Contrast:acts'. The smallest sized Box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a Four-MU :4J Carriage four tisues4 with which it will run upwards of . 6000 miles, • without applying any thing else to the aNtetrces, and one half.gulnea box vont trim a sufficient quantity for :t< stage waggon to travel, 'cv.3,000 miles, and it will work with wood 4letreca, pr with 'common boxes, and nxletrees of anv.lsiud. The most saiisiactory proofs of the merits of this discovery may be seen at the Patentee's Office, No. 40,'Clutring-cross, and *lacy at their Agents. Time Public must be on thcirguard. against a spurious, Compositlinr, - which is - sonsetimes attempted to be foisted upon them, to ptevent. the Vflee.ts of friction, instead ; of which it is injurious to machinery, &e., and none is genuine but that for which a patent hasheen obtained. To prevent impOsition, the directions given with each box are signed U. tellanky," and lave the King's: Arms on them—to counterfeit which is forgery; and any persons' makinguse of • a . cataptiSiti'tin; by which the Patentee* are defrinded, will be. `:prosecuted. Ope flondrvd Guineas. Reward having btu of ferctl,by them to detect Frauds tit tlit Patent N• B. Any ,person attempting - to mate for their own use, or for Sale, a spurious composition, is as - to he prose. c " l teAl P•s those w sell but the rera'rawat Auti-Asttritkini, G. Q.—BY THE bOMMANDER-IN-CHltt% Head-quarters, Puttyghter, sth May, 1915, . txtracts front the proceediop of an European 'General'Court Martial, assembled at 'Meerut, on Tuesday; the 13th dayot September, 1814; at ten o'clock in the forenoon, by order of Major'-Gen.„: qiilespie, commanding division field- army, in eral t S p •CP:r sC r l a t° : in t lici t el t i t a i: o ;e (fi r et' ; 4 h oc c ifi the Forces, eesste.:a Nutt by virtuelE Icefe,1111:co,11:11claYey. the Right [lon, the Earl o 1 MOira, K. G. Cons. mander-in-Chief of all the forces in I n dia, trial of Captain john Gibbs of the . 16th regiment of native infantry, and all such prisoners as may be brought before it. ' • President-Calonel Sebright Ma;.: Cooke, Jesty's 53rd hoot. - Lieutenant W/. I'. rive infantry, officiating; Jude) e s t A b d a v t 9 t Charges Captain John Gibbs, a c li t o t . e n : 3 G lle e r i l l regiment Native infantry, placed in arrest •by order of his t xcellency:rhe Commander of tb* Forces, ate tiler following charges • having sab,snitted to a threat of being pul;iiely stigrnahsen as a scoundrel, by Major Wilson, of the tt;th,RV.r,iraent Native Infantry; which threat v.as conveyed to bins at Delhi. on or abort the 17th of Septembet, 1513, without having taken any suitable steps to vindicate his honour and character .from sochian opprobrious appellation 2d. For scandalous and fOnfanioustonduct, unbecoming an Officer and a Gentleman, in having endeavoured, at Rmvar tie, on or alma the 211th of October, 1S 13, to•prerail on the wife of Major E. 11. Wilson, to quit her husband's ilrotecr. Lion and to fit to his, at a time when it was known that Ma jor Wilson was very dangerously ill. Dv Order of Major-General It. It. Gillespie, commanding Secjnad Division Field Army. COOKE, Acting Major of Brigade. Meerut, Sept. N e., V. 181 5 . r. Finding—,-The Coutt having -maturely weighed., and considered the evidence adduced on the part , of'the prosecution, and what the prisoner •has urg ed in his defence, find the prisoner not guilty of the first charge, the 'tame not being sufficiently proved : and do therefore acquit him of the same accordingly. On the 2d 'Charge, the Court find the prisoner guilty of havir4endeavoured, at Rewarrie, on or about the 26th October, 1813, to prevail on the x‘vile of Major E. P. Wilson to quit her husband's protection, and' to fly to his, at a time When it was known thaviVlAjor`Wilson was very danger ooly ill ; bas. , ‘TheL - Cliturt acquit the prisoner of scandalous . and infamous conduct, unbecoming an officer and a gentleman. Sentence.—The 'efittrt having found the solver, Capt. John Gibbs, guilty of so much of the 2d charge, as -aforesaid, do sentence hint, the Said Captain John Gibbs, to be suspended from. rank and pay for six cale.ndar months. . (Signed) SEBRIGHT MAWBEY, Col President. p. COOKE, Lieut. Offici:itin* Judge:* Advocate-Gen. conducting the trial. RENIARKi BY THE. BIGHT HON. THE COMMANDER.Y IN-CIIILF. The proceedings of the Court were: sent back for revision on account of an inaccuracy which,' appeared to have escaped the attention of the Court';' but as 'so much time has elapsed, and as no probability'appears that the state of the public service will admit of the re-assembling the mem. hers, the Comma»der-in-Chief cannot think it re conciicable to juistice, that the question should remain hanging over the bead of Capt. Gibbs. The Court, in declaring the immoral act, !troy.* ed against Captain Gibbs, did dot come within the description of scandalous, infamous, and un becoming the chatacter of an officer and a gen es denim), divested itself.of all power (in the opinion of the Cotnmantler-dn-Chief) to award ment, because the'stet cannot stand within military cognizance ; but inasmuch as it may be consider..., ed to come tinder the above specific definitiOn, the Commander-in-Chief most, therefore, regard. the Court as kiting' r eturned a verdict of acquittal generally; in this view of the cast, his Lordship directs that Captain Gibbs shall return to his duty. (Signed) MOIRA. A trze cepy. Oigurci) (4.3.DOTLE,