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V.4... .../.104.4•M1, - R, IVEST'• PICT UItES .- CHRIST RE - iv,. , , s 41111 ,1itk'„'','li his sECONI) PICTURE. of CHRIS: T r . 1P1,,. -.,.`-' " the TENIT3,E, and the.DESIt4N of the CT ,; ir e nc ; :." of OITR SAVIOUR, with several SKI.',"fCII • , I lDus e '' ..\ hii 'iting at No. 1.5, qA141.-NIM.t, hear Carl h . 0,-• ilk. -' "t'Y daY m i nas lexcepted) 'from Ten in the Mot n .• till Six in the Evening... • By Order, CfriARLES SNART, Secretary. AMAGNIFICENT NOVI - ANY has, iii- every' is th,,,aF4, 4cquired universal_ approbation. To atta in this, :lot 1 • 1 :"' ''''f all men, hoWevtr varied their pursuits in life ; !Al re e u 4 Ca" pu blic Keen more desirous to evince a :Ttte -I,4st, than , h• of public favour, for upwards of Tbit tv 1 ears kilo It 4.n T. 13N1-1 , the Contrae.tor for the present Lottery, 6 1,1,1:, v . ,'ng some time since submitted the Plan, has at lertg,ll . , - .sole.,..‘,.o_tternuission of Government, • not only to unite in or . i t e. M at "el'...Stoel, Prizes with 111oney Prizes, but so to arrang, , I , 140,, 0 7Y Adventurer in, this entirely' novel Lottery, of . oo , ly igtei "ii cktts) shall have the -fiances of all the Prizes tut the -11 e of 40000.Tiekets, i I di )- ne u k„ Three Prizes of L. 50,000 each! Fo ur Prizes of L. 20,000 Lack ! - &c. &e. . - ' THE MAIDSTONE JOURNAL. - bavin , * been consideretl necessary to , nßsict the Revenues of the .Kiagdoin he an .ADDITIO:' , ..II , DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS, and the late Act of Parliament for that pin pose- having - confined the .price 'to 'EVE ' PENCE, the mAIDsToNE aouRNA, ',via he pfiblishcd that price an Toes:lay, the :)th instant; and as no exertion or expence has been !or will he) spared to ren , l,,r this OE,p- ES TASLISff IIiGIILY—FAVOIIRED PRO VL,NCi s .N.E. 'coni&etein every department, J. V. BALL (the .Pc;,priltor,) gratefully and rte tectln solicits a continuance of that gC. nerous support witch has so iiherally rewarded his eXertimis. In Politie.il'Opinion,'THE MAIDsTosE JOURNAL bas proceeded for THIRA Y YEARS in constant nnisori.with that vigilant aud .protecting, Governuient, arbusc ttiscisoui tint! enerzy (supportea ty the blessing of Eleaven) has exalted the British Nation to the highest pinnacle of gl o ry ;linter this triumphant banner, it will still con - thine its suce,ssfal and unvacying_patlY, relviog with linotYr coniklence on the Support and A ,, probatioi;`,,f every well-wisher It, OLD , ENG.- LAND AND THF, CONS'II Cir colation is vtuty exttnsiv , through Kent, Sussei:, Stirrer, rind Essex.—Agents far Aill'ertiSthitiv4ts, \I: Newton, squarc; ;tail Mr. White, 33, Freet-slreet. In a few Days will he pulilished; 11 '1 AkJLdA. • AN ANSwEIt - In• \CALUINIoUs MIS .. REPRESI;;NTATIONS of • the QuARTF,RLY. VIEW; :;RITISI; z.nd li.iffNßUßf l ;ll REVIEW; in their CytheletA on Sir Willi:tin \i'l r- :o1:111's Historical Ale utoirs of hi , ..then.Tinte, . FLANDERS NAIL, [RECEIVED THIS MORNING.I - By IC.. ‘VILI.TANT WAAXALL, Printa• fat 'l'. (m!eli and W. Divies,,Straud. • Of whom nuiv'he had, hy Atithor, ifistorit 1 Me ntitzs Nly Ov.m, Time; Second ;in 2'ruis. Scu. price 11. Us. in boards. AUG.'i 12.-NT e are informed that z • Torkey is armiog with the greatest activity, Rnd that formidable armies. are already put in 'Motioo. Per ple ascribe to this circuiflstauce the reti•ograde movement of the tittssiav'forees. 'Phis Lay was published, 7 . he S'econll Edition, in One 'Vol: Svo. price 12s. boards, of VI S I 'l' •P AHI S in lBl4. _,l3y JO:iN SCOTT, We learn iron) all the new possessions of Prus sia, thiit.t,he people are txtretneiy, satisfied %%W1 the mild, firm, and paternal Government ,cif tide King ; echo makes his strength consist in the attach. Encouraged by tbc rtiq Sate of the First Edition, the Au thor ha; bestowed o:iins on correcting the Second, and 11,ks Written a new introduction to the Work with lteferenu; to late Ercins.--Ttic VISIT contains a Review of the Moral, Itttlectnal, and Social Condition of the French Capitfi,l; iuciuditig Ohscrvations owthe 'dings, and the Monti - meats of Art whick it contains; Itemarlis on the Effects of these great Worl;s, and. the InstitutiAts of Paris on the natiowit Taste Thiii;ir.:;•; Observations on ,the Mau .ores t,f t;te V:trions i!, Sochi onits Pdlitieal Con duet and Opinions; and on I in! :: - ,ovr:11 . 4.:tte of its Inform:l -•-tioli a nit Attainments in Literature and Arts. • wens of h s siihjects. MANWEIM, AUG. 22 —The Chronicle Of the European Confederat uu eubsains the 'lolk:wing scheme Of a new Kingidbm of tho Rhine : It ‘vOuld be composed of Lorraine', Alsace, Franehe Coinki.'; and the countries on the left bank of the Rhine, which stUl form the dcpartment of A r tont Ton nizrre, the depdyttnents of the tipper and Lower - 10;6e, of la Met.rthe, , la Moselle; ht Meuse, les Vosges,,Flante, Saone,,Doubs i Mou,t Jura, and Mount Toritterre: 'Th'e'se ten Depart ments are so situated as to tiqm a fine and poti,tx kitigdotn, with a poptilation of and a half of inhabizanti, Which.would render . . ..1). ,S C II li M E. •. 4, . ' l "s of ..... ..(:, 50,000 Stock, •• • Z• l '' o ' 0 • 00 30,0iY0 ." •• • • ......... 20,000 ditto, i . '• •• • .......... 4,000 ditto, ~. )1,000 16 . ' • ••• •'' • ' ...... - - 1,00 0 , ditto, . 8,000 10 • • . ............ 5OO cjitto, O,OOO 3,4,00 4,101,••............. ' 300 ditto, 2,000 :4. ....... • • ...... 200 ditto, 2,400 -1.6 *• •'. •• - 100 Money, 1 ,0 00 •• • ••• • • • ........ 50 ditto, 4,000 .•••• • ............ j• - i ditto, •30 (1t) "---.....:. ••• • • • .......... 10 ditto, i iil2 Psi i„tic:k% atnonnting to . L. 31-1,100 0 t ,,11t (~i,f' r l . s 4,1,1 Sil-1.1;:ES are now oil sale :it l'• IllSll-1"s -Cl lih • T•c q !') - Oftices, -4, COltNl - TILL, and 9, Ci-L•Jt -11g1,11„1, / relat o 011, hlaon dil, an at all his Agents', throughoutthroughoutkt Scotland. ' ' TO BE KILF.,MPTORIIX SOLD, Pursuant to an Order of %the High Court of Chaucery,•bearing date the '511 . .h day of Anigost, - .1814,. macre ill ft Cid , c ItICHARO CHOSSE, now lI:CHAIM LK(4I7, and GEOUGE 1-lE= RON, are Plaintiffs; anti MARTHA ANN ORMEROD • and Others, are Defendants, EVEtLi FR EE H OLD MESS U A GE S, COTTAGE`;, CIOSES', awl PARCELS' of LA'ND, si ttiate at 'Ho. tic, other.vise•Mat'2h lloule, nrethertan, Eccles ton; and Illness 'Walton, in the County of Lancaster. ' The said Estates will be Sold, with the Aiwa') aim.) of Samuel CtmptodChx, Esq. one of the Masters of the said-6m, in Eighteen separate. Lots, at the Si: n. of the Ilarse, in Mach Hook afotesaid, the .2 s t da-/of Sep tember, i S I s,atEleven of the Curls in the Forenoon ; Particu lars whereof way he had (gratis) at the s Ma , t.er's Chambers in Sonthanipton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Landon of Mr. •Souter, Solicitor, CliAucery-Lute, 1,!).uloa; of Mr. llard, Kin: Cs-Bench Walk:, Temidv of Me •srs. Crnss, (;re4son,. anti ‘Voodharril Masr.rs. Bland ford and ilickerstaa, Pre;dott ; and - Messrs. Cliktighton and Fitchett,-.suliciturs, Warriogton, Lancashire. „ Printed for Longman, Hurst, - Rees, Oriie, and • Brown , Path:rooster:row. THIRD ELY;TION: IMPORTANT PoLl'l'i;'Al. STATE PAPER, Of which upward , s. of One ,COpie,s have been pct/J -. Fished in the 'United States of Ar - uirica. • Jnst published, in Stn. ;.:)0 cinsoly Printed, prict:ss,. AN' of the CAUSES and the tv:ut with GREAT tiRFFAIN. -.... . . WATEnLoo sumscin4vi79N. _ .., city of London . . lie GLN I ' 4- - Tavern, Aug:. 31st, 1 , 81. , A SPECIAL AIEETIN(4 () I - ! I . , kr /I 7,e The '-- -AL-COMM' PTEE held at this phi& this ra,, , Itittht Plot;. the I,ORD MAYORthe t cwir, in . tt ;Ilion to tilearl:P°!nla4ent of Su b , Committres, for sp,'( 1'( ( I- - ; o4t „ fled to iii":(uct, aqtl dierient;lons , f this Fuad 1 was I I 0tt,.1, "'!' l att,:t he 7th. !September scat. bwriptitlUS t,ce!e'lSUrer'S reported, that the Amount' cf . So ...it ~a.... l'ed 4 nd mad • 1• - •• .. on tiye 30th instat_ ._ , . 1 11 4 t L.L,2309, Ss. O E4 • iij Sibscllption opened and Pr"cedi"ge tiisiprkl Cities: Towns, and Districts 0 , fli. 44d, cott' d • d Ile•l• I of which ev i i . •,an , an ant, • ~ • 111. iii4„',lk. received .notice or advice, is , con. 0 0 '''ltt ... JO, -i A tt,, ' • ......... • • erc is 169, • 0001. aler Ahlonat invested 11".'y the Treasur - o ,_ . __ ,tni, _ ong. Atiiiu•j't• !lectured . 10,200 Corisots ;, and 40 IP. L Tile f t ,'- I t t `' ' .Gain.. r the Committee . b Gen were added to It...ibert Soow,Esq. Prancis Pitney Martin, Esq• 41N, 7 . Charles Bosaaquet, —Re nice - t..t)ret.d ',41),...---ilt thipotic-nerai Meeting. at this r .a bopeil -11 file 11 ' . fhat a Gehe.ral *ohscrin:inn -°' all ('iris • • s • of tire PAT, \ 't '''Prgi,tiltelief • 1 It te l "t 4 the Families Blti l'.lxli' •"Iclktf tilt d 4114 • el -.• ded Starters 0 . l the ,i,,L... I.lN..'ltNty. i l 4 , , r l ti of 1 : 114, .xx (mo t f tit,. diustrio,:z, i ,he A•t'rerl(l),..,iitt the- iti..1;,•,1 (1)!I'llTui.(' of Waterloo, and io t •,!att Les of th .' , •-• . ii:t , ,r I . ~ [wit. -41punt4 . i.k. prest;3l C quip , lq!'diee,i,TbscrlPtinns at this place made •. . d . .• -. , •••, ..•._ _ . - Publish Of the American Ciovemilient. Prin;ed at t`,"ashingto,; , and rc-printed in' London, by Cle - t0ent,.192, Stiard.- %,'l...;liaracter of this ,ht.ghly inte;•estintr official political publication, from Mr. Cohlet'sitegistet'', of August )2, 4 `Thi, dMeurvent i9.ollkial,aol.coute.s,./ dare say, 'from the pen of 'Mr. Madison. himself, or fr that of Mi. Monroe, — It has been published in. till the AineriCaa'NeivspaperS tart I haVtt• seen, and I lyres:me trout Advertisements, that it ha: be t.,1 poiili.slietl in a l'aatphlet fo:•:_a, in every part of Atuerica, to the ornoont perhaps of a l`klillian of Copies." * The doctinient : all bane b1017.a. It shonld therefore he answered. I hcrehy °Ser n y paper as the ve hicle id an'aasivcr, it any olie Avid sind it toe.'' , . ANATOMICAL SELF-REGULATING TiI,US:;. I [IS rere . lit INVENTION of M NC - ;. FOItI)'S, for which his Majesty's Pate:a has 41411 ob tained, will, they confidently hope, entirely obviate the in conveniences and defects complained of in other Trnsses.— Gentlemen of the first Professional, eminence have already sig nihed their approbation, and Messrs. Lin:ford will feel ho noured by the call of any Medical or SUrgieal ( . .ntlenten who *may'wish to View their Invention. Its so;wrior efficacy will instantly be apparciit.—Messrs. L. while di,sciaialinzi he wish to depreciate the property of others, solicit a compai lion. as the fairest test of the truth of their assertions.—The patient can at any time, without assistance, or bating to' recur to tlil Patentee, adjust the Truss, as will most tend to Ins ease and comfort. Nor will he be subject to the intense pressure and excoriation too frequently caused by Trusics on. a'ditie= rent consl.ruction. • future Sov&eigns as strong 'IS 1.110 King of Ba varia. This new Kingdom would Vowed:Ay con.. trib•aCe to the' end which the . high Allied Powers have propose!: Co tbethsel-ves by disabling . France from duhig mischief for tnanv centuries, and insnringjo Europe a lung and .staple peace. The fortresses of Besancon, Strasburg'', Landau., Schelstadt, Xrerclun; Munimedi, Thionville, would place the kil'ignoin, ••, PAMPHLETEER. This Day was published, price V" :PA 'd it, No. Xl. ; or, Record of Oa best Parhletii o 1 the day; • CON' AININ(i, 1. The Speech of the Chancellot of the Exchequer in the Comaiittee of Ways and 1 . :1?:EIJS :altered and revised exclu sively for this Work.--'2. The iliah4et far 1;315 ; •tho.-3. Ame rican EAcroachtnents on liriti i iti hl.. By N. Atcheson, Esti ; a New Edition coriected.—'-i. An IlistoriCal ccOunt of the Jesuits.-5. Report of the Cominiq4;:e of tit...l-louse of Commons on the Assize of Bread --4;. An Inqui:w into the Rise of PriceS in Enrape ; by A. YounLr, U.sq. 17.,R. Ontioe Liberty of the Press; by M. Ben:. H. de Constanf; trans lated exclusively for this On the Commutation of Tythes in Ireland ; by Sir 11. B. Dudley, Ilarti—D. Re pot tof the 'Committee of the' House of Cumulous 'on Mad- Houses in F.twland.-10. An!.Abridged Statement of the lead ingTransattions of 'the Bibl e Society. Sold by Gale, and FArler,;:la all other P001,.. , •1er.. y , A -;ectuid Petition of ro. I. may tie had to complete imperfect Sets. • respectable situation and would be• So molly bulwarks against France, .and serve at the same tiMe to (ttfenqlbe-kingdom. To be sold It No. 1, Little Brooli-tr'eet, Bond-street. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET-IE. ATKINSOti'S VEGF.TABLE PATE FOR %WASHING OR SHAVING. S PASTE possesse's.all the detergent Fo il W pe.,es o f the c o mmon Soaps divested of their irritating pernicious qualities, and is confidently recommended As the most elettant, innocent, awl elfcacious Soap ever offered to the Puhlic; it imperceptibly orrects all imperfections which violence or exposure may have occasioned to the texture of the Shin, and renders it brain:fatly white and cren ; it is particularly valuable for. washing fine Camlmics, Muslins, &C. which the allcali of the continua Soaps invariably-de teriate.; also. for sttavitsg where , the is tender, it is an upequalled composition, price 2s. 6d. a pot. ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID . BaussEts, Abp. 28. 7 ->Accounts front Vicnna of the 18th, contain the . following The mar riage Of his IMperial Highness the Aiclidt,i,e Charles will not be celebrated-till aft r the nturrik of the Court from Milan. The aboile of this. at cPytric to .t L. 120,507 Z: 3 ly Of his military conimand, a very important po litical object. It is presumed, that Lorraine wilt return under the dominion of Austria ; 'it was the cradle of the Imperial. House, and might - form.. a third appanage .undee. the Archduke Charles:. tgetters from Madrid of the 12th of this month ; affirm, that the Spanish Government insists in the most urgent manner, • that Old fortresses. of Bellegarde, Perpignon, Colioure, and Port Veil-. dee, in Roussillon; a's AVell OS those of St. Jeatt Pied de Port, and Bayonne shall be garrisoned by Spanish troops. • C.s.d. Miss Fnutitayne; of PupWeis Eck The Parishes of Linby and Plipie%‘..cll 27 12 S Qxtoti 21 0 t r ivorge Smith, iViJord 5 6 (71 - eaves, of fur dressing the - lair, being a most elJgant substitute 'for pomatutus, c:;tracts, &e. it makes the harshest, hair soft as silk, impa is a reviving odoriferous perfume, airs keeps it in coil in exercise or, in damp weather—fOr its pecnliar properties - for making the Hair grow. • The Reader is mitered to air Essay po. the nature and diseases if the 1-14ir r uclosed it itlt each bottle, price as. Gd. 7s. titl. and 'Guinea. ATKINsoN's VEGETABLE DYE for-changing ~ -4 rey or na Hair on the, Head, Whiskers, &c. tO A - beautiful auburn or black, so ;feral:went that tithing can possioly rem sVe it, price ss. 7s. tid. 10s. Gd. and one Guinea. —Sold by Jas. Atkinson, perfume,., Gerrard , . street, 'i9lto-stiiiare, Loudon.; and- by most perfumers, hair dre,ssers, - and medicine venders. Caution.-.-Observe the name of Atkinson on the otherwise 't cannot be gBamine. rip HE . REAL JAPAN BLACKING, wade -EL by Day and Martin, p 7, llii li 1 - 1011mrn.--Tl►is ine,4i mahle•CompAition, ,vit!a•balf the usual Labour . , prod:ices a ne.,st brilliant Jet-black, fully .egind to tine. highest Japan Varnish ; third: peculiar Nom ishment to the Leather; will nut soil tire finest ; is perfectly free from any :triplet:- sant smell, and. Will retain its Virtues in any Climate. - Xthl the principal Grocers, Buot-MaLcrS,Oil-Men, and Perfumieo, in tm: United Kingdom. - ,718 20 0 10 10 Netliewith, H. ii The l'arishes of 11'o hot:oogil 5 8 6 C. 13. P.. 0 lb 6 Collection at Beiraels by, le \Vold, Lincoln shire,-by the Iter...C. BRITISH PAINT MANUFACTO.RY, t)„neen-street, Clliw,)side, London. IMPENF,TIIAI:I,E PAINTti, awl COAL TAR MOWN, for Park Patio::;, Sla ;Mt and weather Board- lug of every' delcription. Invisible Green, per Cwt. ; . ,fts. Red oi' Erottri ...per Cwt.4l2s. Dark Urecy . 7 , is. St bite Point. Olive ditto . 1,,,,ai f',,imur • • • ',Gr. for 11 , ,e ss. Gd. per tied. Ston - e Colour . : ................ 1 Paints for inside %Work of . . Chocolate Col Our .. ..... .5 , ..u. . every d eeri idiot', &c. &c. Refined Tar assiwn 2's. per Cwt.—Coinnimi 410. lbs per Cwt. vi E 1 1 l' EN ET u A JLE • i'A IN TS ore very 4 ornamental, and Will cover a stryloce neatly tw-ice HS. great as other Paints: they ::is.: ptel,sess tr tittra!rility which renders them peculiarly valuohle, when applied to Work con stantly exposed to the wicel of'tht• Weatt:er ; and froM their being- ground in Linseed 0,1, and dryinl, very (pick, they ate applic a ble to the general,porpo..es of oset If Inside Pointing, as they give at the saute 11181. o preservnug and very.bandoine Covering. They are also aCur, for the Worm and Dry Rot; will stand tn, hot Clinuttes, and are cosy of application, being used in the 'sumo...mainlie as other Paints. The C1)0.1, 'FAR. IIIMV:N is reconuneutded fur the corer ! . hug of Rorigh . Fencing, Porous 'tiles, lAFiuoil under ;.;nottlud , te water; porticularty the Retitled, which is perfectly insoluble in water; the IVorm Will not penetrate where it is used ; it is of a very s good cnluntr, dries jutted, and is easily applied, requiring only to he heated and ,laid on With u coMmou tar brush. ' ' - . . ... 'Collection at 'Rigby, ditto - 5 5 6 Parish of Eleaston, in I)vriry hire , .hy the Rev—John Swains 15 0 0 The Parish of Wendo:- ver.,llF the Rev. Chs. Twiner '• - 20 0 G Coli,clion in All Saints Ci , nrcli, Derby, by the Rce. C. Hope 100 I 3 Collection io the saint: Parish - sO 0 G BASLE, AUG-19. ORDER OF. "KFIE DAY, AUG. .17. 3 . 1 n I list c received from the C,on)tn;tud,4 in Cint.l of the of the Confederation, the counuission honuuralile outh a ,Jlc And to you,:thy brethren in arias, to co-operate viitlf all , nr inibt, to repress the arrogance of a ralatious enemy. Si e destined to do upon the right bank of to, ltbiae, in con! cert with his Imperial Highness the Archduke Jowl o At Lloyd - s., Paris:: of S:ititl hor4ti Kent, -the itev. W. , Recur 20 0 0 ybrants lirninl:e y 10 Ctillettton in •t he 2 0 2 o Sold by UPTON and Co. Queen-street t Cbtapsitie. 2 country. A~tnSh of Lc iirthe rlsc:ripty.lis 1 e , Kent -s. 141.' 4 ' " f ur !: o f Illi„rt7' k'lratlS.- kVri ! J "le • I' S Vele Uttia. l l l .. e ';. 2 0 ; 'ifititSq,ltl,l;t„ii,, 1 h , \1741,°f Col, , le"r 6 '6 (I,,is!e;),!)y thaylt N' h e : A u n ." stiorough • Sri; itt Th„ • , ts 4f (4 ! - 1, omshir ,Q.e1)11:in), • (`•' l) .y the ,tvpbsliaw n I ; • at qw 'eJubrid g , 10 . i"th, ° ±ll,l • !";si, ces I.ec_ fNw 5 0 , \V i ,;, Chu rc h , Ili v .°rl t o ") ili ad. 1 , ,,, , 14(1 4 1, • 11 '411v , . t tr nf , . ls 44. T L e _ Nti r ,„ 4 k,forc„s_ ititi„ e t he licy. l' '.: ! l a r ! , 91(1) . r • flop ltglo 11c tit f,. a , 11,, 1 4; 1'91 (7(:;"kart ' - . - Yerto n r,Ol 'Jre,inct c lt' w iti • "Y .1u • pi :tie , r, •;,) , , , iti h I , f • ''. l l. 5 2' 7 L 'itti„ , in to 7 7 , , !Mi r R, 1 /01) co I )111 1 .. Titti • it by th e %, (121 1 6 1'4 tr, 1 1 4• I\ q"%ft , lli r" v i NO I-: of N . it4 ) t() ) ;')„ " 8 1 6 • tI; the ‘l,, 1 1 1 , 411, ,• C 4- I tvr, 11.(t -• c 3 •gginis qn ' , b ills t i n , 91 7 8 (-o, 1 0 to N. :4 ' 4 " 10 1 1."11 z,t14,,1 -tb4lcotr % 1 1 • ~ • 9,llitinicot..• • Pos, should he directed p eoi, 1 'acrit;non, Lo it ndo. h. e ,,,, i !!! , Clet , ' Cover, •ctirected • "6 4•c. '4 "", r e Post Utlicci Lvfilon. t . e . '• t: at Ll o yd' s ;at - the City of Loll- Litniiers of I.llc J. P. tl - 1.1.51.0-1.1), Sec. 13 v 5 Parlsh;;FCll;iidr;, • Surry, by the tier. T. Welton 4 17 0 Parish of BeaecnfieM, Bncks, per the Bk. Bradford, Cu rate - 7 - 36 18 6 Parish of Aslifieo Mug- . na, Suffolk, -per the I:ev S;,.er 816 0 Parish of Sapeston, do. pc; Mr. Austen : 6. 0 Parish of lteckenghall - Intel bur, Soffolli per Mr..lohn Amy , : if; 7 0 Parish of Tostock, per Rev. Jas. Oakes 11 15 9 Parish of Hunstou,Suf- • folla, pit:" Mr. A. 'Mudd S 10 6 Parish of Bradfield Combust, per Rev. J. Fenton • - 5 :I 6 "Trollop c, Bart. i 0 0 0 Parish of Lanilieth,Sur rv, -1g the Rev. Dr. Vyse, and Church, wardens, e*clusire of 1001. •,?s. 10d.at South • Lambeth chapel, and 1161. Ds. 541. at Den mark Hill chapel, and of. ether Cully c- tions nISt yet report ed' , • 182.16 `2 _ „... „ . • 1110AIA "I'AYLOic, host. 4. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. • Hoitinunr.o Stag Editihnrgh, March lft: BEG leave to inform voni that ever Owe the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Imes Venerea ; which, oat its obstjuately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the .most eminent of the f.;eulty here; and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice clis 7 charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear its be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of \ hist year its disorder turd got to such a head, as nearly to put a period to my existence —I hail a large ulcer on the crown of m Ilea:!, one on each arm, and utydegs were broke out its a frightful manner; my tight waS dreadfully painful, aitd had been in a State of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nocliCs o n it, was rote much di , colozwed, and gave ine such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, nearly to deprive me of rest; in this linnottable State, I was: recommended by' Mr. J. Tholni)itiA, rec6red so great a. cure lry them itert;; to take your Leake's Patent pills, which I begat , to do on t 2ath of May; in the course of a fortmght I l)egan to rereive little more than a month the ulcers on myltcad and arms were soundly'ltettled;—' • soon after, the sores 111• legs healed. also; leaving, how ever,. considerable discolour:it ion in the skin, and halt in the bone of the left, which, by the blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, salssided ; the nodes disperi-ing, the skin regaining its -,atural hue, cud the nocturnal paius gradually going otf.—l thus laeCaute, sour libterrl advice and medicine, perfectly, free from all toy former complaints , --bave recovered toy former , spirits :tud strength, and am ' , ec , one jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew ale, I am at a loss in what terms tw express my gratitude, but be:; you, for the good of other -salferang mortals, to make this nty case as public as posstble, as I soall on cvery.occa , shut ; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MUIIKER. Sivann's Close, High,street, Edinburgh. NVitnesses tothe aitove cure: — John Thompson, - No. 3, New rotary ;\'larl:et,• Edinburgl. John bl'lntosh, Old Assembly Edinburgh. Prepared and sold'hy the sole Proprietor, PHOM AS T.IY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeonl,• at his house, No. 9, New Bridge -street, London; whet e, after a constant re.sidenee of murk than 36 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those inicidental to the. Parts 'of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases, he flatters himself the advice and assistauce he gratuitously administers, to persons taking this'Medicine, will be estemea, by a discerning Public, as an advattage seldom attainable, a:ndvoitl of all ambiguity. Also sold,-by his appointment, for the convenience of (host. living at a 'distance, at the Perfumer' s , No. 3 5, S t. 'street, ; the ToYshop, No: 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, 11s:0-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter's•, South- , bridge, Ediiiburvh ; Mr. 11I'Donald, Jeweller,. Glasgow; Mi. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in avery considerable town in Great. Britain and Ireland, in birxes of only 2s. 9d. eaCu. stature& ati f il sefsled up with foil and plain directions, „1 1 ,,, re by persons, of either sex may eon: themselves with eive, spend, s ecrecy, and safety. N, B. bvery 11.,i5, sold in Cireet-Britain is sealed tip with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is_ printed at titii i4tainp,Office: — T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street, to ituitatfi witithit4elony., ittilf all ;Alms arc counterfmti, .. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS,.PCA MIN ATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &c. Day Hert Macd&wall, liners -printer. Glitsgow, to be eka.• mined in..the Stu:ea-clerk's ()ince there, till) nod 2,7 d Septem ter, at t z. Andrew Johnston, crocer and F.dinburgh, to he examined in the s office there, ' a ttli and 21st septemher, at 1. Creditors of Angus Maedmiald, merchant, Glaqgow, meet in the Priace of W:l4'3 tavern there, .14th Septaon)er, :At I. Creditors of John Maedonald, writer aml builder, Colas ;ow, meet hist he Prin ce of Wales tavern there, I ith'Sept. e,..tors of Andrew Smith, 11.1ilde7 Woutbuyrt, neitr Barn, meet in Rhind's inn, surgeon, Hail, near'Fetterettirn, 14th September, at 12. • Creditor,: of Thomas Et' in" and - Co: soap-manufacturers, Ayr, meet in Maconnehir's Inn there, 4t.:ttli Seinember, Creditors of George late merchant, Edinieurgh. Will receive a dividend'from John Patison, jun. W. S. 26th September: Creditdrs of G. R. Cktitic6, bool“eller and keeper of a cir culating library, Edinburgh, still receive a dividend fro.o Freacn Bridkes. 20J, High-street, 241 September. Creditor:; of John Mitchell, late corn-mercinint, Bucldyford, 1341tlernoeli, pariShi will recive a dividend lrtim Andrew Stew art, spirit-dealer„Glaww, Inn October: Creditors .(prior to the 28th Nov. lull) of William Allan . , merchant,' Leith, willreceive a final dividend from W. Mow bray, merchant there, 2qtl September. Creditors 'of Donald Maenieoll, late merchant in . lnverary, will receive a d!sidend'from Claud Russell, ace/ablaut Edin burgh, '27:h Septemlijr. States of the afflirs of John manufaturer and Ite"ari 6 ht agent, South Bridge-street, , Edinhitrgh, lie with the trustee-_ tip dividend.. " • States of the affairs of James Thin-, builder, Bonington, lit w ith the trustee till Itith . JobtiPower, tnefchailt,rerth., has applied for a disOharge. tria, as much injoiy as possible to the common enemy, who, solely out of covetousness, has. at different times treated the unfortunate city of Basle in a manner unheard of, even in times of war. Comrades, the eyes of our Fatheis, of our Brethren, of the whole Confederation, are•fixed upon us; our ennteMporalies, and posterity, our children and our granet— children, will appreciate our exploits. Let us then display the courage and the smitiments.which become Swiss, and the fatigues and the dangers to which we shall be exposed will be lightened by the conviction, that we have done our duty to our LICHTENHAUS, Colonel of the Confederation and Brigadie;-. LAUSANNE, AUG. `.13.--The residence of Ma (Jame Hortensia . near Geneva causes . much unea siness among the neighbouring inhabitants : she ‘vrltes and receives a vast number of letters, sneaks of events in a tope of confidence wflich. excites astonishment, •and finds every body yell unreasonable whose opinions (Lifer from her own. 17.—S.9me, persons believe that the Danish troops, though their apparent destina tion is to FrilllCC, have in 'reality one that is very different. According to their opinion, the Danish troops are destined to proceed by it circuitous route to another , country, whose , relations would change for • a second time. — The circumstance that the indemniacations, of the King of Denmark are not yet dilly *arranged seems to give sonie ‘'veight to this opinion. Double vigilance is now exercised on the, side of with the 'Servians Scrvia. The strictest order's kaav been given not I %s ! a l ‘ i • c:nryeacommunication as it is a fom e 4 6.1, 40 .7.14