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• 4.- • **, " 1 ., . . • • 4 . , • . . W%. • r -, VIA 00\\*/,,.' :~ d ~~ ~~~ 4 / '4;4 •• I:1 1 4 ' T*3 r 1118 .] . p ri • EAST INDIA lIIJUSE, Sept: 6, 1815' 4-11,,C.°URT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT -I,ItAI7J ,COMPANY a MERCHANTS Notice, of . ENGLAND INC to the EAST INDIES, do hereby give That - *i ll a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPAN Y ) - it be held at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Vt E bill3l)47roßs ' the 10 thpril, 1816, for the ELECTION of SIN • tc of the s aid COMPANY, for four Tears. JAMES CORD, Secretary. P11 .. 1 1,, REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made ~ isat, l 7, tfiay and Martin o 7 Hig h H o lb orn .--This inesda ko..e.Compusitioa with 'ha.lethe usual Labour, producis , ~ 'l/4".hrilliant half fully equal to the highest Jap a n kg n s i o ; i l : l affords peculiar Nourishment to the Leather ; w i l l 4 4 t the knest linen ; is perfectly „ t , Nell, and • .."' l ll'et 1 I , stmll retain its Virtues in any _ i, Climate. , _ ..... len, free frotinynn pie 'ad K r . '' )y the prilicipal Grocers, Boot-Ma ers, Oil 3 ' ,Isters, in the United Kingdom. ttip ESTABLISHED FIFTEEN. YEARS. . il' PURL R.; are' respectfully 4114!,41.ecti0a of the very large and cheap Stock of 111 .. t invited to is a ti n i).4 the and stIEFTINc ' cLo - is, now on Sale a Itt, n , '„t"e South side OVllli ' unicsh ur --square. The Company, _ fillift,t,i, t`,itehtm t tt,,t ) t i r n e r n o i l in t i l t te v ir i E . s . ta b hlislie r ie ti t e it l s es he m tLa ch u i d o i i i: a f p r t t: r l . a , u ,n tl d , ,;11111‘1.irrh,iil,erilsliaeYrechail) b'eltprnOc.4lZdetil • u h any other medium. tP ' 'r g own inspection, with 140ir ': help, f Aeides4.ctilV un • de • r a ‘ t ei their durability and co t;ell'ilt-r„1:11iNe to return the tl a‘r Nit n me should a fault Wea r *, k,,,,- -.5..41.e..s faithfully a ' tteendied toy.LAgeHts ' :1‘)1"D"160: Mien:.•isiNusbury-square, London i Samuel P. Lee, t, street Duh• iti it,Zinielillitllrsori Ireillthud; and sank of Ireland Notes, ' L • en, or discouted n taken t r ,11,,,i,t, ~,...„, S WES AND DISH COVE4t• , .a,:'‘lllS.o 'ili'l'O am( sON, ;it their 'Alatritili i3,,t4,f,li,;;;:itrlil.,t,t9h,eliN.l,}lllo,iriirti-vhitcli,e(t)lpt,i_nyo:itaecS.tii`,l;ylirheav'v.'esiltniisf:ien:ll ü b iSEI r e. ,"„hirtZe Assnrhne'A of WIRE 3, IEA ' .• SA FES which ,utei i'''''XitS that admit .1 Circulatiniiiik,ofmxiktitrje,Hisx..h?criel Itptle'')l‘l:rtitlres:(d Meat, Poultry, ' Bail „rte"u'rbei.lig w'oileci hr - Flies, ;I'lo other extremely useful '' Z'' 4st D a r t l'l4-1 eaße • li et. the Ye"' l "treCe„):;„„i„. suP.c; , r s nt , , en Indies and utile' io !."etr,rffi,'!'ens of Park and Pleasare Ground 13*xectcu:',.`_, irie:ll.,.',s Zi,,d 1tt4"1":1`,1,r.: :,,I)ivx,%.it, and all Mail l o l l' ~C.ea; tl4 , lr t d - et l ,s. ', it) v ., s i i _'. V &wilt:T.. .. _ hiutltions. and .' il tl nnfararance, am ;,''',lit„, it•Fener,tu point of stryng ),,. t es for ‘,4,,,ury, .Z:!rti r e, .x',..tt2errtualled, Int.proved Wire ,C..urcl,o`v.er B e d s ; ~_"lrw„rk ttuit lialetit.l Xi ire 13ord,nni., t t .. s 1 and Larder ~._'l l )it i ,„ „. I.i.thraries, Araries, Plieasau rit. , -----,j "Weows. "I'jAn A WILLIANI 11. baftI.INTAIS;', i..`II;EN'S BEAD INN, Snow-I-liil,,,Lopoialilßone'ds, "s/ Accommodation for Travellers , th, full choice Liquors and moderato Charges... horn °win Post Coaches Mail Coaches, ,_`,c_•:..se'' o ut \eV L V lioSeir.Vieif seT Zeaid(l)nt Inn, Snow -Fri" Coact, Bland -I>l if,outtlil_. trd, sak'ksi4s,erel'Y A!ite;noon th'rol4:ll D'l;e4lester,... t ' ' day, t‘•„A: h,,, -"eqs Arl‘itnter • arrives at tol l 's het:rt 'tile Pct:et% suit to Guernsey, Jersey, .L. is a tk ost r ‘d e '.l",i gt• Maloe's. Fi,‘nit Cherbnilfdh tu• Pa-r:sParis' Weymouth n e _ x -. he l.. Iqii,"'•••C'',,tcciLl Road, the hest a• nd cheapest trayelllll/.4,( only ft four Ins:des ~ "'!it o ' ' .4 uew elegant Post Co:'..e ,1.,,,,,,,te, &c. A. I; vi.,4liagat nine o'clock; throrckli CrawleY' ''F,Llntolith, Lturi4',..Plyntoth, We ,. , ' „ olith, Dorchester, . kt h11;1/11, tif•al Salisbury, New Dust Coach ever y . ter,Brid- IM /111;12-1/' "s4oCli, thrutir,h 8-niton, Ainitns .11,,,,_itjorti,Ilasiti Morning Ll'stet'e, and Bagshot, ,•• t w...Timtin4 4111,1°N, SPaldln4 'P t • 1►• 0•I'' Stillon at:L . 4 . hes f1it' 44 11 . 7 It t ual Mil eA_.c e l ' r.7)-'_)"l:t7tr'ery Evettli—Cuac :11,(t,l`')u /0 Snilsby 12 s ' c l sC". • 1 ) " " ( I l'l''' through 4- 1 „„, ~,, ~,, oat I, ?rim, • )•, ~ _chess, upitlilia.-00 ,uis,'OL Flying "P''st-'''• Afternoon , ~"ri•re at mu', tattle, and Mailburottgb, ,04;ta, •••r. ''Atit•, the Greyhound Inn, B e a ‘ t " .l ( i r , y an d tl i t , e Lout 14,4?",e'11, Thomastreet und the Swan, Bristo s, , c. li',L-Coacites to Wells, itridgewater, Tatint . ott, sots out ‘‘'cry, NI '' 11"' Light (.nacit, calle,k'Fhe Itockinglia",'l.s may, ,441tz,,,,:1"ng at Eight o'clock• carriesonr I throughout .ns,m. Passes lyit%vh 's. "'Pm:444 easY 1 .ti ••'Guird I Ferry tritPg-11 l''"ro/fl, NI ''l '' 4. ' ) Ca,t'r' a"' 'N, t- Ln• t„ ~ , . ewarli-, hettord, I"u - • rne (=olden I ion I 'reds, - next day at Coach,Cool. .itlis 1,11 , '•e, tit Ito . .' F . , ti t i o ,, o f this l.con_ eN• ,T d4 ) he the c(""'"" All" and cowplete Pub ic mu .lil4, on h e s _ most agreeahl9 , ...et' it, accoin 1,, b . ‘lO- North Road, being unequal/ I\ll any other. , Bolton, thotl', AL', Lncaster, P • t m KirilY-TArisdale After klii 3, /?tnislirii, mid Gar ‘c .t s it's• Post-Coaches, ev e r y A_ ( ;)',,.1 ,'''', o'clocji. ct ; P.e Dumfries, 1t.,,',""W 1,, 1t.,••,-tow:i Z .( (•t na-nte . en, Annan, - ~swell, 4441 tliel;1, llitirt)thill, Su; tc T u r ' L litr•-Kilti, C oac h (k, !-/"16• ~V(l4° ,t‘ol Scotland C l am ' perdown Coach (Oa" ) i t Y •rfonned h a (-Z wtastle anCi Fdirintirgit, new Coach, half.tt s,x Tattl throughout ' se ‘ ts ont every M"!."l" .'ster , Dar 4t"" 4 9nek' I'v Ir:'' of N uri-1- Bet ford ,'I mica Berwick. *.kst,,. otthalfertiti3p, ' L I: '," Mu, i wth ' and termlll of 4,, i sea finding th s' •lu•r •s .ti tirl•ued front the , ro.. .„r,ae..,-inaY'resttNlllS'•ltSititti: tileY please,' aund tiliceißillack "iiii' '•.'‘1t""11/ any a dd '' itiotrit Fare. .1. Clar "! • t id Hall-i skkri:,,?"leY7street, Yorh run: Coaches to Su u tic t tau , intii.;)ttilich, Wintlir aii;l ott'cr ['lac"' ke6,1,,, ENORTICand Walsal new Post-Coach, every Lti„L l' '4OOl. Post r , Ni . Coach . • to carry four Insid''si.is.rieetsid:•uvt, v4l/44 :wt'iug, through I 1 • • rth I li- - I 1 Cross, '' 1 - ' 'ffl'`l' 4hrrii,:l'e,. "raniworth, 'Ltit'ecitt'fiCtd, 'Filestitorp, 1•11•ti'' tAlq,,Nortitatotiton and Dunsable• gruel \ ill, t: 'b%I.P., p ..-, '', ‘ - • .i • e.t Poit-00161: „1, lir N it ii . till 1..1, ant, A lin t tar ... ~ „isse.. ..,,,„,1, ILLilt'gh,• A l , e , l i sts, and it ( 'until all the wa;.oil ' " I C•itterich, th';:itt'T'h'itfi'.l'l.4h(t ;rl)eata- 1. 1 r: (1 It e ;rd 111)conilaSter, an d . 6r , t a u n ,, - , .11;.4.e1.1,4Z Ut'arest wa y 'h y Yl B , Nti t i r es), sets out every.ii‘ti,U.cu'„d-.._ ti;%"tst•,4?!l, the journey with the greatest facLat,lie, iimss.,, ti, ,Dtztol:,',,4ltti• 11 the Itoad by Ipfsiiiess _or PI i ts the k' c 1; advantage of their Seats bents se cured t,5.4441it • •,- at "'cl, t 1 , 1-13 Post -Coach, every Morutn,, (11• N%,.. ' ••,(, --..3zit• T k . . v Nantwich, „."thwitil• . , Nesvport, Whitchurch, Tarpouie _ ,_vcoiug, as half -past -s4 fi'et,,(Ai.And Middlewielt, Post-Coach, every E. II UNltt,ti f, 4,...,,, every 'll4 l- k "N r), Stockton, and Tat in,. new '''a a 44.1j,fiut" the fieorge Inn Sundeland. -1!II';1-...4-', sTtit, witi-h,v.',, 'Congleton, Newcastle,,Vl' ti'llti,•_ke,;:coopton Post_ ult evcry Afternoon. Gu ard e d . ~._,,., l''Q l ' it itisl.ltY, 'lVe'llingtoit 'mid Sliii.3:ital,.siP):sr,t.-:-'c'l4.ol,:y ''/1ii.,,, .of li'ales to the Britannia, Sr.irew • • leN,,ll4p;titil!Ase (2ch;cli, Guarded. ' 11 Alton - 1 41, t ' nimid.itotherhaut Post-Coach, cane , ' t ile Ruch tn•lllyisti't,\"). Nl ,, rni I, •,. , il,, c4cAl.rO, Winchester, Alrcsford, a ti,_, 40414 -vellitig. Guard, sets 1\;It evtr',.,k4lANl Mercury Port Coach, with a d i s. at h''''l. I,4.A;fsttil,)on, and reacitesiiirtuitt,.•,h.att,t.,..i,t_cext tythe krit & 1. , 's ity Oxford, Enstnn alid Sinp" ".11'.414,..c.;. t 4. 4l .i lltxli,szil;l, 13411stret, and Castle Inn, I.ltrrtut_!..ew Past t i ( ,h, N I \, ,‘..M! W;uwick, arid Learaing,o ~ •:`; t, -*eta ~• ,torinti,.. . ,-..52- 'Nth '} isorthear talc, 'd TI • and Dagcaster, P lel .‘4,lNt, 'rely lierni;.•• (t."l alr?'- 'l".Stix' .o',l`"' t° t" - B 1 all,,rt!ott, I. t - ",;• :, a .1' It -pas . t ' I o l ,' , , j - t. , ,t.t.t., k ult. ery Nlo,•• • : 41 , ' '‘‘ are, l lMltlcskinn,. and Ch,.-sliunt Coach ; t.r(YTTI,,IIt..r. ' ' • - 't Half-past • ,'Il, 141,' ..AM and Edmonton Coach Dail.Y. t ,- even - citm,' "Nast 'tv,,„ . .'. • . ant i Hal.-pas .) Hall -past Foul, WO , Illi ‘ 44 NI Ii N , . • Co.l; ctfully 414 ' rt,,,, is - . • .10LN fAIN and C re . ot be account ' s• lv '! Int itriy ,4 .. d. thy Public, that they w'l`Q.l', of 'titre than a.cquaint sl,,,it: 114,4 \,-,':tnif,", Parcels, or Luggage, '.-!t'e'uterect Alili,FP ftlr i„4 "e.'•i".i/t ur na"nlsed? 'lvilead In„, Snow as such . ~ ~., ~,,int,i,l„ cul4uo)", itt the Saracen s Ci,'l,:l'i:iieli%'eugers and Parcels are I)%nlwd for all' the above 10.3ilice, , 1 ty . 1 ''''''.l' t' ihtehtt's New White Ilorse (2414 r Cl'ac • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1815. OFFICE OF ORDN,VCE, 1315. THE PRINCIPAL OFFIdERS of lli MA JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Not ice, That Proposals will be 'receiredat their Office, in on or before ii — eddesday, the 15th day pfSeptentZer 7al,rt,front such Persons as miriy be willing to wukrtaie the SUPPLY of FORAGE for the ORDNANCE HORSE" , stationed in th e following. Districts, to be dcirf:..ered at the 'Expenee of the. Contractor,t.k.:— North Britain: South- :rest, including Purls- , inotiih, Isle 'of Wight, and 'Christchurch. Northern. Eastern, exclusive of Warley. Southeri,, exclusive of Chat , • Woolwichonithits Dependen cies, Warley and Ci)atham. b dm Weedon,Northamptsh ire. Western (11 . ft Period orSi.x 31 . 0)1MS front tk.? lst of Votobwi next,. The Oats to be good, sweet, d,•;/, and clean, without tricf mixture of Foxy er Mowburnt Oats, and must it•it weigh les.o than 37 ;minds per TrinehesterT.Th.s•liel ; the Hay to be sweet and dry, and delivered in Trusses of 561bs. weight. , The Straw to be good, clean, and dell IrLeat or Rb'e Straw, and delivered in 'Tresses of 36lbs. wri,Tht., , The Prices to be paid for the respective Qeantitics of each -Article which may be delivered, at the following - rates, viz.' For the Outs at per Itun;rcil pounds., Avoirdupois weight. For the flay at per hundred and twelve pounds. For the at per hundred und twelve pounds. • The Preposals may be delivered separately or jointly for two or more of the said Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shall receive tice Stable Dung - , which, during the Period of his Contruct,may accumulate, making - cu. allowance Jr the same after the rate of per Horse per.ll — e(4. Farther Particulars may be known Upon Application to the Oficericommanding - the RoyUl --ktillery in each.Distriet,and also at the. Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mull aforesaid, any Day between the Hilltrs of Ten and Four o'clock, where the Pro posals must be deliiwred, leafed up, awl indorsed," Propo sals for Foviige ;" but uo Proposals can be admitted after the said 13th September, at 7'welve o'clock at 1% , '0021 of the same Day ; neither wilt any Tender be writiced, unless the Party staking it, or an riA,Tnt itclris Behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board,, R. H. CREW, Seeretart/. This Day was published, .In 2.vols.Svo. price 11. ss. boards, the Thud gdltion, with Additions and Corrections 1)‘• the Author, of TLIE,CL 4 AVIS CALENDARiA, or, a CoM pendious Analysis of the CAlendat% By the late JOI-IN BRADY, Esq. Published for. the Benefit of his Widow and rathijy, and' sold at their honse, No. Lower Kennin - gton Green, Surrey; acid by Longman, Hurst, Rees; Orthe, and Brown, Pater noster-row., London. Of whom may be had, • • - An Alpidgment - of the above Work, by. the Author, in 2r30. puce I,os. Gd. boards, . --- This Day was published, in One Volume 6co. (illustrated with Plates and a Map), the. Second Edition, price 15s. boards, of - Ex l' II WALES, delineated from two •Carsinas through all the. intereOing parts of that highly heautilnl and romantic Country, and intended - as a Guide to tu - ture Touritts. - thv ltev. W. IIINGLEY, A. M. Fellow of the Linnean !46ciety, &c. &c. printed for .Longman, fiorst, Rees, Orate, and Brown, Paternoster-i ow. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Animal Biography', or Popular Zoology, the 4th Edition, in 3 vols. svo. price. ii. boards. On Thui-srlay, the ‘23111 of September, - will be published, in Thnce Volumes.svo. , _ . RAVELS'. to the SOURCE of the MlS soutu RIVER, and.aerciss the American Continent to the Pacific Ocean. - Performed by Order of the Govern went ut the United States in the Years 1804, 1805, and 180. By CAPTAINS LEWIS and CLARE.E. • • published float the Official Report, and illn4rated by a Map of the Route, and Other Maps.. " Not often does it tali to the lot of Reviewers to make a report on a volume of such interest as the present. May boast. Instead of the Travels of a privateandividual, deficient natu rally in the , means necessary to make extensive observations, and actuated perhaps by :notices of personal interest., we bal . r here the resalt of a survey performed at the expellee of Government, and conducted by the most liberal views. No- - thing, indeed, could be more judicious than the choice of the commanders, or the selection of the privates appointed to accompany theM to the opposite shot e of the American Con -linent,'through a scene of toil and privatitin, and 'under circumstances in which, ,„iithont the cordial attachment of their followers, the authority of commanders would have become unavailing. The Journal of Captains Lewis and Chnke . hears the Clearest marks of impartiality, and of an anxiety to obtain the must accurate information ; their con cl,n4ons ar e no ,,l,iassed by tiny previous - 1 heory; nor were their efforts- circumscribed by any Want either of time or of the means of extending their observations."—M, Ably Re viim, July 1815. Printed fur Longman, Tinrst, Rees, Orme, and Brotv'ti, Paternoster-rots ; arAl at the British Gallery 54, New Bond street. . I: I I.7STACE TOUR, iN OCTAVO. This day was published, elegantly printed in .+v.ols: 8r0.,i17 Justrated with a Map of Italy, ten engraved Plans of Churclie, and Index, pricy 3!. in boards, CLASSICAL TOUR ROUGIL • . . lime est Italia this sacra hte gentes ejas, haec oppida poptt lortnu:—Piin. Nat. Hist. lit. ISM the Rev. f.;iIETWODE EUSTACE 4 • Third iLtiition, revised and enlar?-td. The same Book, .9 vols. 41,4 jinc,! 31 . 5 - i. in boards. 1, . * In tiCIS new EdAiOn, the PAIWIeE has endeavoured, by the at'itiltion of a large, accurate, mitt finely en:;r , ,red - Mitp of Italy, and by particular attention to the paper and type, to do justice to a work .which the ,puh!ic has. received w.th sach uncoonnon.partialit v: Die Map, two Plates, with the adtlitional mat tcr 1 , 7,(10_10n, may be had by the parclaaas uf.the preriuns one, price 3s. The Map of Italy, by Zannoni,. price ss. Printed for J. Mawman, No. 39. Ludgate-street; London. Of whom 0 ,;., E, . k.•• 1, Mr. It,stact's Letter iron) Paris to George Petre, Esq.— The Ninth Edition, Bro. 45.. • • Under the August Patronage of their Royal Hi!,lniess the Princess of WALES, Duchess of YORK, out I) , .tke of SUS SEX ; His ImPerial Mikiesty the ENiPEitOll of .all the RUSSIAS, His Serene .Highness the Duke of BRI7NS WICK, Ills Excelleney . the Duke DEL INFANTADO, by their especial Authorii.v, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL; • .ITS. use is cootinued • by the above illustrious Personages, - particularly his Imperial Majesty the EM PEROR of RkISSIA, who has been most graciOusly pleased to hononc the ProprietLors with a • large order, for his nse, front Vienna, declaring its inestimable virtues, which order tnay-he seen. This OIL,_ is far beyoAdvnlogiron for produc ing a lu x uriant g r o wth cif Hair on the baldest. places—strong and beautiful `Curls and Gloss ; also WHISKERS, EYE BROWS,BO:.-1 ts virtues are fully explained in ROVVLAND's' TREATISE on the HAIR, inclosed with each (ermine Bottle, signed on the \ label in Red .Ink, " A. ROWLAND and SON." Price as. Gd.; 10s. Gd.; awl Is. per bottle. Also, RowLAN:Ys ESSENCE of TYRE; which will inuntdiately effectually change RED or GREY HAIR, EVE-lIIIOWS, WHISKERS, &k. to a permanent BROWN Or BLACK, and so permanent that it cannot' be removed by washing. : It is perfectly innocent, and and' Gentlemen may Dye their Hair with EASE anti SECRECY'. Price er's.6d. per bottle, or small bottles for trial, at 4s: each. The Proprietors will warrant , its eiiicleY,' Sold, wholesale and retail, by the sole Proprietors, A.ROW LAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, the first turning on the right, in tfttton-gatilen, tiolborn ; and by mutt Per fumers, and Nl.•ditine Vender?, throughout. Europe. '"... 1. .01,5erre the signature, "A. RO'XLAND nd SON," on each Bottle. • SCOTCH ',IAN Lilt CPT& SEQUESTRATIONS, &c. August 30. Daniel M'Earlane, - skinner and leather-Mer chant, Alloa—Creditors meet in Ratusay's Inn there, 14th Septeurber and Mil October, at 12. 31. Alexander Clark, merchant, Inverness—Creditors meet in Bennet's Notcl there, 14th September and sth Oc tober, at 2. Alexander Napier, merchant, Olasrrow, to be - examined in the Sheriff-clerk's ogice there, I:3th and 2it h . (atvinlier, at t 1 . Creditors of Join Morison, tea-deakr, Edinburgh, meet in Johu', Cotfee-house there, 15th September, at 1. • Creditors of the late Robert Dunmore, merchant, Glasgow, meet in the counting-house of Arehl4ald Wallace, merchant, (4!tren-street there, 14th September, at 12. • Creditors of Charles Ross and Sim, Cabinetmakers, Duos fries, meet in Grieve's Colleehouse there, 2.id Sept. at 1. ANATONIICAL SELF-REGULA TRUSS. THIS recent INVENTION of 11.Iesrs. LING FORD'S, for which his Majesty's Patent has been ob tained, will, they confidently hope, entirely obviate the in convenicncend defects complained of in other Trusses.— _Gentlt;inen oithe first Professional eminence have already sig nibed their appiobation, and Messrs. Ling ortl will feel ho noured by the call of any Medical or Surgical Gentlemen who may wish to view their InventiOn. Its superior -efficacy will instantly be apparent.—Messrs. L. Willie disclaiming the wish to depreciate the' property of others, solicit a comparisyn, as the fairest test of the truth of their assertions,--TheTatient can at any time,•without 'assistance, or having to recur to the Patentee, adjust the Truss, as will most tend to his ease and comfort. Nor will he he subject to the intense pressure and excoriation 'too frequently caused byTrusses on .s diffe rent construction. To be sold at. No. I, Little Brooli-street, Bend-street. GloLomON . s GniDE to HEAlitli is ad dressed to the afflicted with Mervons_DisordCrs, to hose inhering from heat or change of climate, and to ib,,ise who la :.mar under weaknesses and r laxations, originating - in a variety of other causes, tais Work is parti, ularly recommend ed, and to thOtisandS of people growl 4 old before their time, it has happily heed the means of recovery of the mind as well as the body, mad exalted them frimi a state of ruelaneholy* and despair, to that of. health, peeve, and haiiiiiness.. All such should scriemsly attend lathe Obscrvatiods and the Cases de scribed in " Solomon`s Guide to Flt alth," price 35. Sold by Sher Wood, Neely, and Jones, raftrnoster-row ; and all Booksellers. DELICACY of COMPLEXION, and pleasit; Texture of the SKIN, produced by the Use of DAVID itI'GGF , and SON'S. VELNO's celebrated EMOLLIENT VEtiETABLE SOAP. THIS X 7 EG ETA BLE OIL SOAP is agreeably perfumed, and gives universal satisfaction, being the puiest and most pleasant Sbap yet known ; it improves the Complexion, renders the skin pleasingly soft, clear. :lid 'de licate, and preserves it in the intense 6r cold Seasons. Per- Sons using it to wash Wl 4 .linever experience the inconvenience of rough, red, or chopped Hands and Arms. The thie Emol lient Vegetable Soap is sold in London only at No 35, New 114,nd-street, in Wrappers signed by the original Inventor, DAVID IUGGE ; utme else is genuine. Price is. a Square, br 11 for 11." DAVID RIGGE and SON having been often ,aslied fur a Pe.rfunie. fur the Handkerchief similar to the SCent of this Soap, now offer a Vegetable Essence for the purpose, a very delicate Article. HEAL TA TriE GI-LE:kW:ST b ; ALL .14A1ITHLY BUS : SINGS. THOSE afflicted with Agues, Asthtuas, Bill ow Complaints, Consumption,Debility, Dropsy, Low ness of Spirits, Nervous Complaints, Violent Disorders of the Stomach and B o wels, Ste. should have immediate recourse to Dr. SIBLrs RE-ANIMATING SOLAR ,TINCTURE ; one Bottle only will convince them of its salutary etleets.• The Cures performed by this Medicine (after all other means have failed) almost exceed belief, and to convince the Public, Let, ters of Cures sent tu the Proprietor may be seen at the Solar Tlucture W a rehouse No. ti,' Albion - street, filackfriars4oad, where the Medicine Is sold in Bottles at d.racJl and, by appointment , by Ward, 314, Idol born ; Brenuand, Btsbopsgatt; Without ; Strudling, Royal E:.:ellairge Gate; Sar4er, i5O, Oxford-street ; Bilton, Woolwich ; and by most Venders in the Kingdons. Also Dr. SIBLY's LUNAR TINC TURE, aer:Oed for Complaints incident to the Female Sex, at tos. ad. caub Bottle. N.B. To prevent imposition, the Proprietor's Narne, C. W. 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Sold by Sherwood and Co. on, Paternoster -row ; ilighley and Son, 171, Fleet street ; Callow, Crown-court, Sohn • and by all r'alier Book stAlers.- METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL. . . Thermometer. . Weather. • . ...., t.t) 4 . .1 Aug. u u f „, 1 ... ' Riches 26 . 6!) 70 77 153 30.15 Fair Fair 27 61 65 7(i I f:2 .20 Do. D. 23 64 61 68 155 2).94 .07 Itain Rain* 29 CO 60 71 i 55 - - ,50.0) I .04 . 1 7 ;ir Fair ;30. ki 6 ii 2 liß 159 .16 . Do. Cloudy . : ,1 62 6.. i 69 .1'53 • • :.13 (16114 Fair Sept. 1 cl 6'2 1 72 67 .20 Fair . Do. • . . 1 _____,— .1i 1 . 0 Liglot 1 PE.r.F, 1 - ::VSN.P.ENCI '. COURT OF ASSE6F,S IN FARIS. On the trial this day of two cases similar to that at which • ice gave a report yesterday, the Jitry have not displayed less ithpartiolity. and stfictuess. The Court2,h - as mithilested the stone justice in Apportioning the punishment. Pierre fattier, a watch-maker, figured alone in He was seen, thiring eonsecu- the first case. tine days, and partictildrly on the 25th and 23t11 of last July, .thixing among, the groopes oil the Place' de Carousel s and under the windo•As of the King, At the Thinlleries, And using the most o cious language against the Royal Family. " I would give," said he, " pre hnwlred FcIS that Louis XVIII. was dispatched." 'hat r , :d against,,the Duchess d'Angoulenie was still inc“.e violent. Ile tittered against., this virtuous and adorable Princess, expressions, which re poet alone prevents us from repeating, for they were so gross and SO absurd, as not to make an impressiiin ml the twist simple understanding. This proves, at least, that the - agents of,, tyranny, andthe late th o se who paid them, 'exercise,,but,litrie dist,retion ; 11 the acts they devise, and seldom ,consider, then the insults they cast forth be ~co►itradictory, provided they be insults. Janier, as usual, denied all the facts..,,Be pro duced certificates of loyalty given iti lsis fa nur by respect Able persons. ThiS justification was unsuccessful; and the Jury fouutl' the following verdict • " Javier is guilty of having, by words' spoken in public,' directly excited the' citi zens to attempt his itajesty's life r but the said provocation Was not attended by any, effect."--. " No—the said Pierre Janisy is not guilty of hav ing impated . to. Madame the DocileSs d'Angou ietne certain actions, which, if they existed, would expose her Royal Highness to the public con- tempt." • • •; • The Court then sentenced Janier to seven years banishment. The prisoner perhaps expected al together a different punishment ; for he heard his sentence with much tranquillity. The two prisoners, wha'appeared o i a n the second case, were Jean ,;Loins Pepin, a -plan, and Jean Felith Lagardei a locksmith. 'The latter, when asked his r esidence, eeplied,,that he lived in: the Fauxbourg Antoine. The seditious provoca-- dons impilted to the prisoners commenced by acts of violence on young man, who 'was singing " Vive-Henri,lV.!" on the evening of the Bth Joh - , the very day of his Majesty's return. - I'he brilliant illuminations which lighted the FauNbourg, the white 'fiags which flolted.from the window, V lye to - Rol !" had irritated a bddy of men of bad appear atiz;e, among wnom were. Pepin and Lagarde.—. After having thrown in the inire . tht: young man who particularly excited their rage, they shouted " Vive Plimpereur r threatened to break every window in which the white flag appeared, and to stop every month which would cry " Vive le • Roi !" The prisoners, according to custom, denied al- mist all the facts, awl sought to give a favour-, able interpretation to those they could nut con, tradict. Lagarde declared that he had been -pro voked by the young man who shouted " Vi' Ic !" id his face, with affectation; and as if to insinuate something, against him. ‘Vben the pri suners had been arrested, the Commissary of Po lice asking who was the complainant, Pepin had the courage to present himself and say, that he complained of being insulted by one of the wit 7 nesses, who called hits blood-thirsty. " Never," said l'epiu in the course of the trial, " Never was 1 for Napoleon ; on the contrary, I . shuntedthe federes." • Only two witnesses were examined in this case. Agier, Substitute for the Attorney-General, then spoke:—" The crime' imputed to Pepin and tagarde acquires importance from the circum stances in which it was committed. The provo cation took place in the Fauxbourg, where we know the amateurs of violence and revolution have always found supporters. In the mean t ilue, it must he acknowledged, that in it the partisans of tyranny vainly sought assistants ; the Faux bourg has expiated the crimes of some bad sub jects, by a burst of sincere joy on the eve 'and morrow of the King's festival." • - The Jury declared, by a majority of seven voices to jive, Legarde and Pepin guilty of seditious in citements, tending to change the form of govern.' merit ; guilty of the acts of violence 'out not guilty of provocation, tending to the destruction of once Of the Faiixhourgs of Paris. Conformably to the lay, the Court deliberatiA on this declaration, and unanimously agreed to the opinion of the minority of the .1 ury Conseq , ,ently the pri6onera were convizted of only a simple mis demeanour, and scutenced to one year's imprison ment, and a. fi ne of 1 u francs. •Monday evening a man of gentlemanly appear ance went into-the Sun Hotel, in Shire-lane, and with an assumed air of consequence ordered cof fee for two ; he was shewn into the parlour,' wheie .colfee,was instantly served up, and paid for on delivery : in a couple of 'minutes after the waiter left the room, the gentleman followed him, and going to the bar expressed much surprise at what detained the lady he expected; he walked to the door to see if she was coming, mixed with the crowil,which 'was then very great , an d althou g h he was immediately followed he was lost si g ht of, having . taken - with him a silver coffee - p ot, silver niill;4ot, sug.ar-bason, tongs, and tea-spoons, and ha.; not since been heard of.