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BY Order CIIARLES SMART, Secretary. 1140 Fi t REA I, JAPAN BLACKING, made k'' ) -itY an 0 ,Martin 97, Lligh Holhorn.—Thi§ ihestf lain t h"mposition with ' half' the usual Labour, produces a L e: rt s ih ; affords ' V 4l' • 61'440 L'. , 'fully et nal tp the highest• Japan Pt . I . :I t i - a‘r 'N oui i s h i i n eti t to the I.Lither ; will ant ° 5 , 41 .11 ' g,hnest Linen ; is' perfectly tree - from any implea , ,s,, i,i • e , •'.nitl yvitt .retaiii its Virtues in any Climate. itltl p, r 7 t "il bY t he ,prin Cipal Groc'e rs, Boot-Maliers, Oil-Men , attiers,•iii th e Uinteil Kingdom. 16............_ SALES BY AUCTION, &c. 7,2pPliE •OF ORD E, july 23, 15. TirE PRINCIPAL OFFIC,r:RS - of Ilis 3M 11 'Y'S oIioNANC.k. rho Weby ice "once, tl u rt. Proposals teill he receiccd at their Office inPult-ilfall, me ur hfIOTC Friday the 11th dag 2lugust next,; Own, such Persons C'EYT.ON (()VEit?4,Ol:N 1' I' CE AI()NDAY, 6, 1815. . . CAPITAL. FREEHOLD EST:VMS, agar. , Wistnacb, - tOn bridgeihiry. .. . .. . . OFFICIA.L BULLETIN. Py Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Mart, on Friday, August 'll, at Twelve,-in TWO Lots,. '1 APITAL FItEEUOLD ESTATES -of the value of about 9uol. per annum, comprising about 308 acres of prime grazing laud, lying in two farms, chiefly toge ther, in the parish of Newton, about four mileSlrCon Wis beaeli, in a must fertile and superior part of tilt , _•ounty of Cambridge, with a handsome uniform brick built Owelliiig house, containing numerous rooms and offices, gxteusisc barns and outbuildings, in the occur alon. of - i r •lr..lamcs Bo den, jun. the proprietor, who will give early possesSion. • Particulars may be had, twenty days previous to the sale, of Messrs: Girllestone, Bellamy, and Wing,. Solicitors, Wis beaeh ; at. the Red Lion, Camtiridge ; Rosi.! and Crown, Wit, beach ; of - Mr.Fry, soiicitor, Freeman's-court; CornhilP;at the Marti and.uf Messrs. Hoggart and Philips, fit, Old Br,;ad street. • , , Anti;/, Vrtrch 2. This day a solemn confercnce was held hi the Audience Hall of the PaleCe ot• Ki.tudy, benv'eeti. his Excellency the Goveri'itir and Commander of the Forges on behalf. Of his Majesty and of his Itoyal.Highness the Prince Regent, o►t the one parr, and the.Adikar, De.ssaves, and other Prin cipal Chiefs . of the Kandian. Provinces on the other part, on behalf of the People, and in pre sence. of the Mohottales COraals,, Vidaati, and, other subordinate Headmen train the different Provinces, and a great concourse of inhabitants. tie s " A cl il'e as may he willing to _undertahe the Supply of ACCOVIRF ME NTS f6r Service of this IkpariMent,for a period of Three IYears, determinable after the if the First rear, . . upon Notice of Three llfonths,• at the Option of either Party - . . Patterns of the Articles nu ,/ be- viewed, ripon application at , !he principal Store;. , ..eper i s Office in the Tower; and. Farther .Particulars,-togt:ther witit'the 'Penns and Conditions , .. Of the Contract, nviy be known at the • Secretary s QyLce •:in Pail-Malt aloresald, any day bettheen the Hours of Ten and Four o'Cloch, where the - 'Proposals mast be deliVered sealed up, and endorsed " Propcisals for Accoutrements;" but eto.' Proposal can be admitted after the said lith of August, at Twelve o'Clockat Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or an ..-Igent tin his behalf, shall attend. , ... By. Order of the Board, R. H. (113 E fr, Secretary , . • . . Iber; ,` ~N~~I ~~ilS ~~si~t re. 1 . ti;' • ITC ' I . 1, 0 g • f')°_ t t be 20" t;e w to eVei‘ W -ATERI.OO. SUBSCItIPTION. City of London Tavern, sth August, 1813. CEN L 'AIEETING, Resolved-: tr the s'": Ge ' Roritt - ' Suhscription of all classes be 4ened 4.t lief and benefit of the Families of the . tltL ' " )1 ' "le° 111 of tl sarfcrers of the Brittsn Ah ,; ".`.'t ahc •'n'os Wellington, in of :10ty Ot aterloo, :1:)(1 111 ,C% ,C.ll DEt IC beta or wily' be fungLit in the present Cn.it At t , u , 4titofS'abscz iptions alrel L.•s. 10 10 0 1 1 0 (1111:c hill et. Yn t 4 ' S . ,14',1,ii.16.• bfOra -Ititade ' f .0,11 th e )4'04 of . phis, .., N ck, by the key. , ) , 4 '. P. 13uwerb•uili ,l'iear ' 200 0 u .. Cab~ C:tilteLtion at (.:hat tetis (41411 with dottattutt..9'l 5/ , L'i the Iter Dr. ,tAlatfield .2114 6 ' ~ollectio9 at Sitit t4Cleitt Charch, ti.flte,r 4 Se rnto u by c',47 ' t , v • I. clustiti -t'!olt at t h e 16 It 4 F b4u4lf.tit at Welsh ,, after a.Ser- • '44111Y th t. • A. h. , e LI, . • Wllliattis vi . ~ i n. ! • : ji,L(i4t; :14el tiiiy:3 2.41 t• 91 the Staff skkrateril Moat kat4t 14. ' 10 9 itta,. Y. ,041kitt.t 57 ' • .tla9zi liautid e a 5 ° pi.C. otlecot,L. ',.?•• ti ~ e itle..tt, tl . s , a the 1.-k.. a 4( ..4gile,Leat , tl- -‘,. liegio;thr4wl. 1-2 12 0 y advertised L 101,806 17 . . 104. 1,. s. J. 1 1 0 It. B It. (Ross) , Collection at the Climeli of Burn ham, ducks after a Sermon by the Rev. I - I. Itaikes • Collection atThrig ley Church,&Cas ter Church, Nor folk,. after.a course i,y the Rev. 'B. 'S. Salmon Win.:llanhy,Strat ford-grine Subscriptions at St. 64 5 2 Ld. Griniston.loo.f. & . 3:3 other :lab criptions &,Col lections together 237 2 Mr. Willie, Lim.- house. At. Lloyd's. Gen. Chas. Morgan' 10 0 Colicaim' in the • Parisi! Church of ‘Vhalley, LaiKa shire, after aSer won hr the Re's. -, 'Whitaker, per Denison stud James Dunlop 01-10 t c ,i, -. . 1 !1 the Toy f,f St. Aibi '' ''':ted • .......-...... to tA 1,, a 5t. , z1 ,,,_ . ;n h and r al , e• ittcd by John V, - ," Ori tts , - : L. 6 ,iidn 3 2 banker : (V0tai,,..`9 1 : 4 , - 100 0 1 - 14.1,11 u ‘ l .1 ', -t i 1. n:11 !‘ ti;l,,, ij , . - - 10 10 J . , \ - • ,,, ,,,,,k 4, 44% :11 R s 5 i,, ' .`tt),. • . , Y .. -• 5 5 1 ''l4 W " est , ' .• ' 5 5 :"11 W(.6 `ter ... 1 1 ; . , * :'•;gutt: .. 1- 1 I ( ''V",i ')es .1 1 I 14 -illi '4l , l ' Hal e - 1 t ' 4 ''li • tar he '• - 1 u (i, 4 ',Au k L i , . , , .1 ; ,,, re w a '` ) , ' 0 Ir;?! t ilr; till 'Oton 1 1 li .e .; l 'a , li ti 4.11 • - 55, 10 1 u 4, k. ', , 1, , , , , ~.art ..1,,, ~ 41, 4 , NT , , 1 1 t‘ tai , :nsli a i l 0 10 „ 1 0 L. s. I I t 1 1 1 Matthew Kelitish Jos'..nA Kentish Thtnnas Ito:ers - Receiv e d hy Gape &41dey, Bai.keis. : Rev. J. bape - 10 10 Mrs. Brown - 5' 5 Mt s. Fienergill -3, 3 Miss -, 3 3 Mrs. Cherry - 1 0 nit..s Kinder - 10 10 VV . -Butler 1, 1 D. G. Atil:y - -3 3. Mrs. 'Gape - • 2. 2 James "Frower - 10 0 Mrs. Kilbcy 1 0 J.,P. Gape 5 5 • jEilster Nrul 1.4; () f 4".5. 1,110, Vi_eu:e,leste 0t st r 10.500 • . ', .!, • ' ; '' ' . (; uttrfi l , ° " 10 tl on Grp, i n i ° s u b . 1" • 'Y ea, 9", p .k v, :th, 11 11 1)1,,„ •J. 4 . 4 1 l lartis • V 1 .114, , '°ll (4 4 4 1 1 r ei s j:1 - ti. iti t f e r (5.„4 7Y - N 4b a doi , iorp e, J„4 : F 44eriPti "" l, lL: ti t , - ( 4 h le* op "e 1t 44 Iv4rt c al l :4(1 118 4 tt l , 1 4 3 10 0 , e, I tt C4 li- C o. I: cit'es t:°tlrthc, 21 ( of Ca k4l 4,4 1)e 3 0 )t t . t . , 4. I Ver 3 3 hi p • It. L ooke - 29 . ti • - 1 0 4 '' s tulk . 1 1 1 P ' 4, 4 1' NAM '. 7 1 1 3.'44'1';,1)4 I)act,;trsel. 1 0 IV 4, Y 0 lo 5 10 100 of it" (4 14 41, tan_ 3 0 8 1 k!!•'11, 0 4.01 1) 1 - ;?. tit th e ti cu ' 2 19 8 cymite„, the 24 8 •' Le " 1 0 • n, - r 8 litei • • , 4it e •4, jr til ls ,. It) 10 it t ' 4 l4q;• 444.1'1).111g 5 • l N ' ,. - . 1i ''11 14 ' 1) '()%•,• 21 O Tlter,, t . I() 10 Oyj .• • • `Lek ' , lt ti • I i All (.4 0r nt vm-,'" ,1 4 11 „ •••• 4, 0 ' 1 tt, i;°"e4tiot, 's r, ."tr . "411 • e '.`4,;(l t • " I to 14 , Arid eal at ('ioyd., • it tl • C't of L • ' A 4 .1 lbe 11 ' • "- " a-o: o: Alk..tropotis. ' •,• 'AU), ‘; • • • 4.237, 2 of the County of Snsscx, : pd Wintfeldkipichcr, of Ree. Henry West A•Collectioa at New haven, Per the Churchwardens 14 . 13 6 A ColleCtion in. the Parish- of Nqwick,, per lter. Fl. Cluttun 910 Mr. Ilerthelot - 1 0 A Collection in the Parish of-Kingston, per the. - Church- - wardens • Wit iiain Green - A Collection at St. -John's Church, per. the Churchwardens 24 0 A Collection in the Parish Or Fainter Rer. John Kirley - A -Collection 'in the Parish of Ringmer, per the ILy. John •Constable - 13 19 5 A . Collection in the Parish of Chailcy - • A Collect . vin in the Parish of the Cliffe, Le,,ves, per the Chprchwardens A Collection in the. Parish of Westharit- 9 15 11 A Collection in the Parish of Perensey 3 5 John King 5 A Coll ect i on at Pateham • Church, per Rev. S. Clarke 8 10 A CullectiOn in the Parish of Ripe 4 11 6 A Collection in the • Parish of &tut hover, Levv - 21 19 8 11.0. Stone 2 A Collection at Rod mill Church, per Minister, & Church wardens • •. - • 6 3 Mr. Hargrives - tt 0 - • .•.siampion - 2l 0 Rer..l. R. Shawbrooke(lo Boner - 0 A C o ll ect i on by the 10 Mitfister &Church- • • witrdens in the . Pa rish, of Hinstper point 23 0 A Collection in Laugh ton Parish • - 42 3 - 1 1(110 . 1 0 10 1 0 10 10 fo 10 10 IL) 10 10 10 1 0 10 10 10 10 10 10 1 0 5 10 1 0 21 0 21 0 2=2 5 ti 4 9 kErii) 4 11 Alec of Subscriptions nye re it, o ..11ilttee at th e •(;itT:, CAPITAL FARMS, near EAST GRINSTEAD, SUSSEX.. By HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, on Friday, August 18, at Twelve, in One Lot, to the highest Biddet, of an annual Relit- fur Fourteen or Twenty4ine unless an acceptable ofkr is made in the meats while b v 1 iirate Contract, • 41.141J 7 PLACE andPEAN's ; FARMS, inost desirab:y situate within two 'idles of ,the borough town of East Grinsteaci, in the county of Sussex, consisting of about 218 acres of capital meadow, ar4hle. and wood laud, in high cultivation, with an excellent, farm-house, harn, stabling, and-nomerons out 7 buildiugs; possession may be bad at Michaelinas next. Maybe viewed on appiieation to Mr. Bound, the gardener, at St. Hill, near the estate; and particulars had a t th e Dor set Arius, East Grinstethl ; ‘Vltite Hart, Godstone; GreY7 bound, Crovdon; Castle, Lewes ; at the Mart ; and of Messrs. .14Oggart and Phillips, G 2, - OM Broad-street. The EAST MARK ESTATE, MANOR, and several FARMS the.COUNTYot SOMERSET; a very valuable and im portant Freehold Propzrty. . by Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, at the Auction Mart, On Friday, Septethher la, at TYyelve, - in One Lot, F.REEHOLD.—A very valuable INTEREST in the Manor and Capital &tate of EAST MARK, in the several parishes of Mark and Wedinore, in the county of Somerset; consisting of Splutlane, Totney, *.tut Poolnridge Farms, :with sundry other Lands; and three Farm-houses, containin 669 ad es, 2 roods, and 43 perches of land, prin cipally ox-pasture, and mil' feeding- land. The estate is on lease:Jot. seven year's to Mr. G. W. Hall, ar a very low rent 0ff,1701. per annum; the 'present Value is upwards of 1,7501. per aurium.• The Farm is situate 10 miles fronillridgewater, 12 froth Wells, 8 troth Axbridge, 32 froth Bath, and 2.2 from Bristol. To be viewed, and particulars bad 30 days previous to the sale, at the 'George Inn, Bridgewater; Swan, Wells-; the Hull, at Axbrittge ; White Itct,l3ath ; Brist,l; Mr. Cooke, Soiicitor, Bristol ; Mr. Hicks, Salk itin,..Gray',, inn-square ; of Messrs. t,anthert, Taylor, and Dean, Gray's inn-sqaare ; at Old Mart ; 'and of Messrs. Iloggart and Yuil lips, 62, Old Broa&street, Royal Exchange. - TO be SOLD, the NEXT PRESENTATION to a most respectable I, 7 .ICAItAGF.I, within 6 miles of London, in the CJai:ty of Essex; the ' , resent income abont . 73u1. li.r annum, and the incumbent upwards of GU. Apply to iii,gsiitt and Yiiiiiiin, 62, 'Broad-street. COMPACT FAMILY.ILESIICENCE, placed upon a Paddock of 25 Acre: - of Park-li:ie appearance, in a title - Sporilm; ,Cotialry.--To be LE!' fur a Term, Furnished or- Lihfur , MOST COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, s•:i!able for a small Family, called HIGHWAY, with 25 acres of fine Pastiire Laud• .front of the House, Tythe free, in an excellent Spoiting vountry, 43 miles from Lon don, upon the borders of the High Ruad, near Altun.=Pus . sesion ?nay be ha. iminediately. For futtlier Particulars a_ ply to Messrs. r-Toggsit and Phil lips, 62,:liroati-street. SURREY,—M.INSION-HpusE and : 111.1NORS.—To be 1,1 , ,T, fur Tr, ye, Eke, or Seven Years, on Moderate Terms. 154: EXLEY PARK - MANSION-HOUSE, five friin't Guildford and Godalming,-Seven from Faro ham ;tad about 3tl front Londonovith the right bisporting over several Manors. The House consists of a spacious entrance drawi rootas,pa:lou rs (and of large diim.itsion) break fast and other notos, besides six hest bed-rooms, and ten °thins, including attics, principal and secondary staircases, a warm bat h;ant: offices ,of every description. There are also an excelic't,t, coat...it-house and stabling for 15 'Mises, : farm- , ard, an , i out-buildings, hot-house, and green-house, large walled gardens, well stocked' with . fruit-trees . and cropped, lawn and. pleasure grounds, , -Witivabout eight acres of arable, land, plamed with apple trues, in Lull bearing, nine acres of wood, and alt avenue of about nine acres more; full nalf - mile long; with [bay trees bn each side. Also 3s Acres of meadow land,' through which wind two fine streams stocked with fish. The furniture in the house may )ie, taken or not at a . fair. valuation. Immediate possession and more land may be had, if required. For further particulars, and tickets to view, apply to Mr. Scott, 53, Upper Guildford-street, Russell-square; 01 0( liog ga,rt and Phillips, (32, Old Broad-street; A9a..larnes Paine, of Henley park Farm, near the house, will spew the. premises. 1-1.-‘iti PS H I RE. 9110 be SOLD by Private Contract, a Valuable AL and Desirable Estate, consisting of an Excellent :Man sion House; Garden, and suitable 011iccs of every Descrip tiun► situate in a Path, with'a Farm-house detached, a Farin in hand, and siweralTatins adjoining. Ifflinediatt possession of the Hon;e, Earn: in-hand way be had.---For fur ther Particulars apply at 1, Carey-street, Lincoln's-inn. Just published, price 15. Cd. No. CXV, of ri -1 E ONTI-1 IN EPOSITORY of THEO - A LOGY and GENFALIL LITV.IIATURE for JULY 15i5, etuliellished With a highly-finished Portrait of the Unitarian Martyr, Dr. Michael Scrrcstus, i'roof Inapressioas on India Paper of the Portrait, and also' that of Dr. Priestly, which appeared in the, Ntuuber for January last, way be had at 2s. lid. each. Printed for sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row. Tbis Day were published, in Svo. price 15s; hoards, PESTILENTIAL.DISOR- Sttli :DER cif ANDALUSIA, which appeafed at. Cadiz in the Years 1800, 1804, 1810, and 1813; with a &tailed \ Ac count of that fatal Epidemic as it prevailed at Gibraltar, 'during the Autumnal Months of 1804 ; also Observations an the Remitting and ,I,ntermitting-Fever,, made in the Military Hospitals.at Colchester, after the return . of the Troops from the Expedition to'Zealand hi 1809. ' ' jar SIR JAMES 'FELLOWES, M.D, • Fellow of Cams aneGonville College,. Cambridge ; Fellow of the Royal College of Physicimii in London, and of the ItoTal Society of Edinburgh ; Physician to•the Forees; and late Inspect or . of Military Hospitals in the Peninsula. Primed for Longman, • Hurst, 'Rees, Orme, and Brawn, Paternoster-row. . . This Day was published, in 12mo. prick: 2s, sewed, A BiZI EF TREATISE on tic PREVENTION and cUItE of DISEASES. fl (as well Physical 'as Surgi cal,!,-by :at entirely new Method 'of '; Tonic/tine, and assistitE in flit of rarions . functiog essential to N H a e t a l l i rl re i, t Pe u% f° ii . r ir n preparation t o h e f oun d i n th e premint r tizvjua coppa,,as successfully practii e d. • By H. SALEMI, • • Member of the Itoya . l College ofElvi.cians, London, and the 'University of l'afcrtno. LUndon; Painted for the Author, and sold by J. Callow, It), Crean-court, Princes-street, Soho, and all the, tither A Bosellets in the United hingdyin. IS 17 10 10 1 1 3 3 5 0 5 5 21 0 5 5 7 it EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aug. 9; 1315. THE COURT of .111REcTORS of tihr UNIT. ED COMPANY .of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND TIUDING•ti) the EAST INDIES, do hereby give Nutice, ' That a GENERAL COURT of the said - COMPANY" will tre held at their House, -in Leatienhall-street,,onAtED NESDAY, the - 16th Instant, front Nine o'Clock in the Morn int.; until Six in the Evenint7, for the ELECTION- of RECTOIt of the-said COMPANY, iii the room of ROBERT CLERK, Esq. deceased JAMES COBB, Secretary. ARROLt and CO. Contractors, return their 4raterut Thanks tii the Puhlic for the liberal Patronage. ieeOved in the. Lottery just finished, and beg to inform them that :PICKETS and Shares are on Sale for a NEW LOT TERY, of ONLY FI,NIE THOUS AND TICKETS, .And a GRAND.PRIZE of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Besides a great Variety of oth• r Capitals,' and • THREE THOUSAND GUINEAS IN GOLD; To be al Drawn io ONE DAY, 24111 AUGUST. SCHEME. 1 of L. 20,000 is , 10,000. 2,10 Q ...... 1,050 • 500 400 )00 2 . 01 100, 500 First drawn Blanks 50000 Tickets. 10,000 2,100 1,050 1,000 1,200 000 600 400 250 7,500 5,000 L. 50,000 The L. 9.0,000 win receive 10,000 more, making 50,0Q0. . TICKETS a nd SEIMtF, are uuw on Sate at CARROLL an d o).'s Ojices, No. 7, CORNHILL, and 20, - OXFORD STREE I', where all Btisiness in the Public Funds is trans acted. ALL IN ONE DAY: K.:FATE LOTTERY of only 5,000 Tickets, to be Drawn 24th AUGUST, contains a Grand Prize of THIKTY"TIIOUSAND POUNDS, And 3,000 GUINEAS iii GOLD. SCHEME. • - _4 . .20,000. . is... Z ..20,000 .. 10,000 • 'lO,OOO ;2,100 . 2;100 ...... . 2.... 1,050 1,050, 500.. l,OOO 400 . 1,•200 • 300 9OO 200 -.600 , 100 ..404 50 , -. .250 5610 .. 500 First-drawn Blanks .... 10 each ' 5,000 1 - 0f.... 5;000 •fic&cts. L. 50,000 The L. 9.0,000 will receive. L. 10,000 mire, making'L.:3o,ooo. ..ricKETs and SHARES are on Sale' by RICH:111r: iUN, GOODLUCK, - and Co . . Contractors :for the present•l)Jttery, at•their Oakes, CORNI-111.1. and . CIAIIINO-CIIaSS; who sold, in Eleve.o Shares, in the last Lott -ry, 11,17 , 2; a Prize of ... , 20,000, and No. 6,497, - 4 Golden Prize of 1,000 Guineas, in Nine - Shares. • " BARNETT GUEST, Chymist, INVENT-OR of the GUES NIEDICI,N ES, Nu. 9, - Great Surrey-street., Foot' 'l,l •Blackfriars Bridge, pi AVING resided for the last Twenty- • J. 4. :One Years, during which ,time I.TpWards of Thrve Thousand Patients have been restored to perkect health by hint after-thev-hatre been -admitted into the London Hospi tals; when atilieted with the following comlihints, and after continuing there a reasonable time; were then returned from thence withMit being .reliered, the truth -of which can he looved by the tiooks of •the•said Hospitals, or from the Pa ticnts themselves; two-thirds of which reside in• London ; great part of them have been advertised in the London Newspapers,. and London Npgazines , for the last Twenty Years, con s equently, if not correct, they would haVe been most jnstly stiginatized by . those respectable Medical Gen- tlenien that attend these charitable Institutions, ;is they "had. three Vowerful inducements for it. In the first place because it was a duty which they owed to tire public; secondly, it was a duty they. owed to themselves; and thirdly, their pride would bare been so gratified in ConseqUence of it, as to have tendered exposure irresistible. Yet surely, when it is con sidered that every respectable Medical Mao 'must knoW that nearly all the great discoveries made in the healing art, have - heel( the result of Chymical researches, lip one of them can , sander at the shecess'of the Guestonian. Aledicines, rumor Wiring teens practica l Chemist for the last fifty-eight years, and for the last ten years an AdvertiAdvertisement•tki the fi,l4 lowing et may be seen in several London Newspapers, which is likewise impressed on his windoWs in letters of two inch depth, so that "they which run May•vcad." Medi:2l Alen did then, and now may at any time, • without any ex pense •to themselves' or Said poor patient, experience relief in less than one hour,, and in general are cured in . a reason able time, for 'the pernianency of such cures, see tliose-Pa tietitsbow whose eases have been long since published.-181 5. - COPY AS ABOVE ALLUDED TO. Any 'Professional Gentienle London Hospitals for information, that are induc2d by humanity of lucrative Motives to study the happiness of mankind, by not only al pturooseteentrinagntely tiflrleet he f t= wi t ii r g na c i o t ri l l i p e la l i n ii c t ,s s t , 7 3 g o c t in i i i z h i e n , gd s i r air t i t s ; cure them in a reasonable time, may, by bringing with them those Patients afflicted which have been returned -ris being incurable -from one or more of the said frospitals, soon see that the salutary efficacy of the GUESTONIAN ME DICINES is such-as to -sectire to them a speedy, ptrinaneut, and extensive liractice, these ,Chymical Preparations being, sold to the Faculty the same as any other Chymieal Mddieines hi the mass or by the Hl'/SPITAI; 'CASES AS ABOVE AblitiriED TO. Mercurial Itheninatisms proeeetlingf romlaking Mtritury to eics -*--- Agues---Baidits Sick' Head-tielteS, and all 'descriptions of lit gt " D - 1,1 1 - d , tE S--1 i 1 :1 1VerC" 7 1 1 :t : Swellings, -"N) o v(n si r Cc~nsnm largements of the knees--Gont—lthentnatin—itheugintie 6 , n-a — Cmitractioni or Wealitiess proceeding from repeated pi;roxYgMß of the Gont--- , Old Spvtins--Broises, . • :Patients qfflicted as above., may ill 900 hour if they citn•he caret!, for if at that time they trCi! riot relic ea, tut tare C:111 'be .expected from them, nor will the he sold 1. - ;y D , to such Pitit;iits.... • • • only 'time fur attendance-here is from nine to twelve every day , except Sunday. But in eases of Tooth=ache. Fncc aehe, and Ear-ache, humanity indneek hint to let his Servants uttena Such Patients frdln slink to ;eisaii, six (.14s in tltie week. A .public instrument of treaty, prepared in con fOrrnity to conditiAlls preyionsly agreed on, for :establisl)ing Atnioty* : s qovernment in the Kandian Prorinccs„ Was produced and publicly read, English Ad Chigalese, and Linanimously assented to. . , The British flag was then for the -first time hoistetl, and the establishment of the British do , minion in the interior was announced by a Royal Salute from the cannon of ,the city. All the troops present in this.garrison were under arms on the occasion of this important event. By Lis EXcellency's command, JAMES SUTHERLAND, Dep. Sec. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF THE 'ETTLENIENT OF THE KANDIAN PROVINWIS. Led by the invitation of the Chiefs, and /welcomed by the acclamations of the people, the fortes of his Beitaiiplc Ma jesty have entered the territory, and :penetrated to the capital. Divine Providence has blessed their efl'Orts \vitlt uniform and complete success. Thel4tler of the interior pro vitices has fallen into their hands, and the Government re mains at the disposal of leis Majesty's Representative. In this sacred charge,, it is his earnest 'prayer, that the Power which has vouchsafed this fAr to favour the undertak ing, may cOCusels to a hAppY issue, in the welfare and prosperity of the people, and the honour of the Britisli. empire. Under eircninstantes'fay . difit:ren*: from any which exist in the present case, it would be a duty, and a pktsing one, to favour the re-establishnient of a fallen Prince, if Us dominioa could be fi: , ied on any principles of external relation compa tible with the rights of the neighbouring Government, or hie internal rule in any reasonalile degree reconciled to the safety of his subjects. but the horrible transactions of the fatal year 1803, forced upon the recollection by many local, circumstances, and by details unknown before.:-the massacre of 150 sick soldiers ly ing-helpless in the hospital of Kandy, left under the pledge of public faith, and the no .less treacherous murder of the whole British garrison commanded by Major Davie, which had surrendered on a promise of safety, impress Om) the Governor's mind an act of perfidy otpara7leled in civilised 'warfare, and an awful lesson recanted in characters of blooci, against the . moMentary admission of future.co:ifidence—whil e the obstinate rejection of all friendly overtures, 4 - epcatedly made (hiring the intermission of Imstifities; has served to evince all intplaeahle anitnosity destrudtive of the hope of a sincere reconciliation. 01,this animosity a daring instance was exhibited in the uniirorokettlind barbarous mutilation of ten innocent sub jects of the British GovOrnmont, by ‘vhich seren of the num ber luvt their fires —a ;erasure Adetiance calculated, and ap par,Attly inteadol x to put - a final negative to every probability of friend!y intercourse. If, therefore, in the present reterse of his fortunes and con dition, it may be - presented the King would lie fmind more accessible to negotiation than in fornier times, what value could be set on'a consent at variance,With the haown prin ciples Of his - r - .ign ?, or what dependence pla,ell hi:oCi servanze of conditions Which he Ilit• hitherto so p,rseveringljt repelled Still less could the hope for a moment be entertained, tlr4 any conditions of safety acre capable of being established ott behalf of the inhabitants, who bad appealed to his Majesty's Goverunientfor protection.; and yet more hopeless -the at tempt to obtain pardoti or safeguard for the Chiefs, who had. decined it a duty paramount to 'every other Ali i gatiOn, to be come the medium of that appeal. 'How far their'complaints have bent groundless, and their opposition licentious, or on the contrary tneir gr ievances bit terly and intolerably 'real, inlay now he judged by facts of un questionable .authenticity. • The wanton destruction of human life comprises or implies the existence 'of general . oppression. Jtt etiojducti,ln witlt that, no Other proofs of the exercise of tyranny require to be specitied—and one single instance; of no distant date, will h o acknowledged to include every thing NVIIICh is barbarous a n d . -unprincipled in public rule, and to pourtray the last stage of individlial depravity and wickedness, the obliteration of every trace'of conscience, and the cdmplete extinction of human. feeling. . In.tlie deplorable fate of the wife ;Ind children of Eheyla polaAdihar these assertions arc fully SubStantiated-i•ln‘whieli was exhibited the savage scene‘u:font infant children, thej yainigcst torn trointhe mother's breast., cruelly butchered, and- their heads bruised in a iaortar by the.bwlS of their parent !- - stiereetled bk the egt:cution of the woman herself, and three fonales niore—whtise limbs being. bound,. and licat'y stein,: tied round the.neck of each, they Were thrown into a Inf.,: and drowned. It'is nOt boivever, that under - an alt Solute GOtiirtmlent r'f•d ve d stiviCitni lIIIISt usurp the place of fair trial,. and the hat - of 1.11-. Ruler stand instead of, the decision of Justice; it is not that a-rash, violent, tie atiltist deciree, or a rCvoltintr ninde of execution, is here brought to vieiv; nor the innocent Suffering 'under the groundless imputati,iii of built; but (I bold contempt -of every principle of joStice settiilr, zit nought ail knoWn grounds of punishment; with the •fte cessity' of accusation; and choosing for its victims helpless females uncharged With any Offence, and- infants itieiipable of a crime: . • C.ontt.midating 'these atrocities, the '.MpossihilitY s 'f. e s"" : blishing %tit! stlcit ii man any i.:ivittietl w hili is t•acr et t hi eolatittos, N either of ;:- ii.eace or.war, coasts to he a Aohieet a,, ~,,,: t ; sin ce s Mti-, yesty's; :irt,' hitherto eillpici:‘ = e4.l 4 in the ;;eherous , pttrpo , e of relieving , the opprc.iscd, would .be tarnistied apt! disgriited by being iihtvuileotal to the - re,t,rut ion of a I)onthtion, exe,:: cised in a porpottta! ialtraKft to CV,y.,, ,i,-, the'con';ititation ,t - functions .4' a legitimat , .. , Ouvernment, Oo these ghovnds his Excelkowy the Go , . ernur itt,s acci2ll , a to the wilts of the•Chicu 4 :ilia lo•orte of:the £iant - iii,i' lino • 'tint 's; and a cuorriaioi) irds in consequence bei'll befd; the result of •whict , ttre4ol,Avlar.,- .„),11)lfc Act :is (lc's:it:et:l to record , . and v roetann. 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