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• Ilit . 1/7 " ‘ ,90,.. ... • r i,ll.__Ql ' 7 ' . - -,,,....` - -,4 ,, ,-,. .• - . 4.42., 1 . MN. ..'.: 9 44111110054 • ' , lit \ 1 ,~ !K t S a r - ;7 • • • st-, • • 1-' 1 7 . i , „r„,..... • .., ...:.„ 1 ' rtio . At 0 ~..„ . . . V . :v .14; • ..., 1 ..,..-„, l' 0 : ' , t ~lf, TUJES,DAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1814. rpincr SI'XPF,VCE-ItALPPtXI/Y. MILER 6684.] THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. HIS 'PRESENT EVENING,. I'eb. 8, their lajestteserrants ..vill.pertu no the Play of THE NI,EIICHANT. OF VENICE. • Shylock "POitia, 'Miss Smith. • To Which will• he culled the Comic Pantomime of ILIE.,LEQPIN. HARPER. vtli,l',,ni3rrotv, Wild bats.—On Thursday; The 11Ierchant of e; with The Apprentice. DISTRESS IN- GERMANY. • I _ABOUT Eight Years ago, - the CALAMITIES' occasioned. by the War in different PROVINCES of GERMANY gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Fo'rma fian of a COMMIVTEE'in London, to relieve the•Distressel , •on thg Continent. • ••. By the generosity of the British Public, and with the aid of several respectable Foreigners; resideßt un this.contry the sum of nearly 50,0001. was remitted to - the Continent, ;Inch rescued multitudes of individuals and families from the.extre unity of distress, and the very brink of ruin. • The Committee received, both from Germany and Sweden, the most sattsfactorydoctimeots, testifying that the various sums which had been.transcuitted, had keen receivedand con scientionsly distributed ; but at no period since the existence , ' of this Committee, has the mass of every kind of.misery been so great, in the country to which their attention was first di ,lectech Never has tie cry of the distressed Germans for .help been so urgent, their appeal'to 'British benevolence so press ing, as in the present moment. Who could read the reports of the dreadful conflicts which have taken place iirGeimanyi. • during the last eventful year; of the many sanguinary battles fought,in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg and other parts; and peruse the melanchOly details of suffer ing almost unexampled in the annals of bistory, - withaut the most lively emotions? _Who could hear of so mans: thousands of families haAbarously driven from Hamburgh, M the 'midst ,of a severe winter; of Many villacres burnt, eities . pillag4d, whole principalities desolated, and not glow -whit :intent desire to assist in relieving distress - so multifarious aud ex tenilve ? To the alleviation off sufferings so t dreadful ;. to the rescue of our fellow-men, who are literally ready to perish, the views of this Committee are exclusively directed. • • Maus? well-authenticated afflicting details of the present - distress havin g been, on the 14th, on the 18 th, on the 28 th , on the 31st of January, and on the Ist of Fobroary, 1814, laid before the Committee, it was immediately- resolved, in re liance on the liberality of the British Public, to remit by those posts Eleven Thousand Three, Hundred Pounds, to respecta_ blepersons, with directions to form Committees of distribution . Amount already advertised L:13,929 15 b ARM Y CONTRACTS Commissary in Chief's Office, Great Ge s orge-, ' . • street, Feb. I, 1814. • • NOTICE is,•heieby given tb (le sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces In Can:onments, Quarter 4, and Bar rack., in the under-mentioned Islands : GRAND ARMY OF THE ALLIES:. 'GF,NETIAL oltDr,ll. Head-quarters, Montheliaed, Jab. 8 ) I 814!. At this moment,, when the Ardly is adv . Anclit upon the Vreneh territory, I think it my duty to remind the Commanders 'of corps -of the ordeis which preceded that movement, and to epjoin them to redouble their zeal for the Maintenance. of-order and dicipline: - They will exact the same attention, under a responsibility the most exten sive, from all Commanders of regi'ments, .batta lions, &c. The troops will make the scourge war bear as lightly as possible on the inhabitants ; and on no account - must they exact more than the " fixed marching allowance. The conduct and ex act discipline of the soldier Must fulfil the solemn engagement entered into by the Allied Monarchs, in their Deefaration to the French, people ; must convince them that we do not make war upon them, ar'd that we• now are in the midst of them only to conquer peace, and to enable them to par- , ticipate of its blessings. The army in uniting to its well. proved valour the most,se s vere discipline, will fix the admiration of its own age, and that. of generations to-coine THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN., , IFHIS - PRES I GNT •-EVENING, Feb. 8, will Act 3) called " Performed (4th time) a new Coniit Opera, ,in Three Th e TIT E FARMER'S IrE Principal Characters by Mr. Jones; Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Jr. Incledon, Mr.,Matthews, Mr. Liston ' Mr. 41s rY, Miss Stephens, Miss Matthews, Miss S. Booth. To which wilt be added, , • . KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO. • " - morrow, Julius Cws.l-; , • with-The Spoiled Child. Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, • That the Deliveries are tc commence on and for the Ist day of April next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked, " Tender for Army Supplies, will be received at this Office, on or before Friday, the 25th day of February, (but none will be receiveL: after 12 o'clock on that dajr) and if sent by post, 'tile postage must be paid. Proposals mnst be made for the whole Of the Islands, and the Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender p roperly filled up . by two Persons of known. Pr operty, engaging to become boUnd with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printed particulars for the due performance of the Contract ; and no Prop;osal will .be no ticed unless 'Made on a printed Tender ) and the Prices ex pressed in Words at length. . , ritCORPORATION OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. 1 -1 E ELECTION of POOR CLERGYMEN, with g oo d Ch arac t e rs and large Families, to partake of t.\\ T ALOUIt and Mr. MYDDELTON, and Mrs. ANN RENRFACTIONS - for the preientYsar,WlLl. TAKE - r -E ia MAI NEVI {, • • 0 4n1 ' Petitions. may be bad at the Corporation House, 'Thßloonisbn ry-place,, London, between the hours of Tea ree o'Clock.—Peb. 3, 1814. • MONEY, - . NOBLEIIEN, . Gentlemen, . &e. are respect ;,,,,,..s. l:4111 inf o t me d they may he supplied with MONEY to .h o len'Thrit, on terms equal to Mort:;, - age, secured on Free- . /..\,,: i Coholti Leaschold Lad or - ouss, Mone in the ta t , •:, .M py arria , ge_ Settlements, n Widow H s' Jointures, y clergy p Livings, or any other rroperty. - . e l'•'oris of respectability maybe supplied on theirTersonal .. urity onl c . tl eir will find every liberal accommoda rioll • * till elll ~, i without delay. zdpiplication 'from Twelve till Two ;. or Letters (post-paid) la, r essed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49, South-street, ~....._rkeley-squa;e. Particulars of the Contracts may be bad upon Application at this Office between the Hour's Of Eleven and Fite ; at the 011 ice of Deputy Commissary General C.oope, GuernseN; and at the Office of Deputy tomuilssary General pent,-Jersey. BRITISH CRITIC. NEW SERIES. On the First of this Month was published, price 2s. 6d. to be • , continued monthly; • TFIRST NUMBER of a NEW SERIES _IL of the: - BRITISH CRITIC, containing tli Review for the Month of.lanuary. Printed ,for F. C. and J. Riviugton, No. 62, St. Paul's Chtreh-yard; and Sold by all other Booksellers. ' Of whom may be had, gratis, - A Prospectus of the New Series. Frs.'3. FroLu Lloyd's. W. Gaiiskell, Rother bin e 40 0 0 The Commandants of corps will repeat to their troops the order thattthe most severe punishment be inflicted on every offender, as slue to the honour of the army , which is entrusted to my command. They 'will also every where announce o that every inhabitant out of uniform, taken with arms in his hand, being only_ to be considered in such ease.as a .maiefactor or assassin, shall be ju dicially condemited. as such, and punished with death. • II; TICKE'r, No. 1 . 1,183, drawn on Wed .nesclay, the 2tith of January, a Prize of 10 , 0001 . was 11: in Twelve Shares by SWIFT and C o . who also sold 2 ,499, a Prize of 20,0001, at th& fortunate Offices, - N. 11, Poultry; . No. 31, Aldgate High *NO. 12, Cfpring-cross I street, • In November last. 1• 0 0 Also the British Ciitic, from file commencement in May. 7f13, to the conclusion . of the First Series in December, 1 . 813; in 43 Volumes, price, in boards 271. 12s. or any numbers singly to'complete sets. • 3 3 0 VIEW. STATF, BEGINS - DRAWING FOURTH OF ARCH: SCHEME: ▪ ..... of ~Y L. 20,000. .are .L. 40,000 • ........ ............. 2,000., 1,000 3,000 500 2,000 300., '1,500 200 1,200 106 l,OOO 1,290 26,010 .._ . i 4:1 7,5:,0 • .-......... , • 8r.,.- ti, -',30, . l'icket%. • . L. 80,000 vit.'t-drawn Prize above 171. the First Day, will receive 2,0001. ` 3t- driivrn Prize abo • ve 171. the Second Day, will receive • 20,0001. . .. tiICKETS and SHARES ar'e• selling. by SNIT and Co., e Co ntractors, at their °dices its allove. ..,. NEW )lUSSIC. Just pnblithed, price 12s. A:1 1-11111 - 21 . 1[ M • (01110 ill 111C1 Op.c - ra , of NA: I I.ENSKX, as performed at. the'Theatre 'Bova!, ~_•IZ lan e, sling ,by Mr: Bralipp t Mrs. Dichons, and Sliss 'p;t4 t 4 rallged with an Accompaniment for the Piano-Forte, Itetour Bath; a DivertiMento, for the :MI an (ad:libitum) Acciimpanitnclit foi the ( 'eari:,l l inte, composed .by G. Kralbuork, price •6s.—My I n ert s '°lie ; Ballet. SUM; .by Mrs. Ashe, at the Bath Lutid 4 . ' ll ?)Tavi)s e d by Stevenson , , Mus. Doc. pr. 2s. r; r, (Ind °. tiy McVsrs. Golding, D'Almaine, Pot -20, "Sofia-square, and 7,. • Westmoreland-street, Ir a .. IMPROVED. PATENT : KI ['CHEN RANGE. • 'MARRIOTT. having recently made very I') th e • cPpsidvrahle Improvements, is induced ,to cifer 4 , ° tlee of the Public flu. sla admirable invention, as 11.6 t H s ni t !'' c OmOlete' Article of the hind ever manufactured for 1":• B Bailin„ St in ; Stewing, &c. and a T•in s t,a a sing, Steam in Pply-of tenor twelve Gallons of lot Water, with tr' Ln i the usual fuel. Thisßange 'is attended .with much tali o "ole than anv other, and the utensils used in the, op& fltu t a n A 6r eovking Me kept perfectly clean, and are far more for. s „, e,than with common ranges. It is also a certain cure i i ,'KYchimaics, which been proved by repeatad ek verralqs. its rapid and itireasing sale, added to the mil, itu• litili t statti ‘ on' it has given, ore the ! strongest proocs 0 . 1 its au rarrautt.ll to answer, never havirig failed in single s,hsllA iron\ th e small po r t i on o f F ue l reqt ;iite, it is advantage:- f or vvr4 . , small families; so from the qmintity of work it will cAl d g ‘ rn , is•suitaisle•for large estublis . limepts, and is parti ' t - a -zpted for the use sad convenience of private 4ver ils‘stodging•houses, boardin.c - -schools, &c. , ;Miens fitted up with Ranges, midi - lacing -all the late with Steam-boilers, Ovens, Hot-closets, and lm . ni-kettles.: All kind , of Stoves for Drawing-romns, Tar,- t1 ' e 1 7,..1 2 , 4 ",ai15, Churches, 6;:c.; humane Man-trapS, to secure ~-a' t°l ' s without iniuriniz them ; Spritr-guns of different I,iistyuctions. A Patent Roasting Jack, upon an entire new o,p e i l Ple, constructed so as'to require neither weights nor r,t es; din the wo - t- hcliv , enclosed a-e protected from injury ir • ' • . . arity from its extreme simplicit;, not liable to be ot order, and calculated for every Kitchen. G A _ „,Le seen in use daion. ly 4 the Patentee's Nlanufactory, Na. • .le't-strect, Lon.d • _ TO THE NOIVILIII', - VNT)I.I', AND PUBLIC. ‘ - / d 't•ter from W. DRAYTON, Esq. Sion-Hill, Bath, to r s (3 I NCENT, No. , Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Lo udon. Nladam,' , • . 81-1 0ULD think myself deficient.in duty to society and you, were I to withhold my .public testimony I he great ealcacy yonr GO' - .II..ANI)'S LOTION, which t ib , see.n performed by the: dministration of it in a case r , my own roof. • 1 0 , ??ulig.gentlemart, aged about seven years,- son of a Co acl th the army', was afflicted With a virulent and sore erup -1:P tech complaint resisted carious applications from the med consultation of three - physicians of eminence, and con -1:.?,1-it(1 to growmorse tinder the regimen prescribed, *hen a who .had receli , ed a cure.of a very bad case of Searcy in c e ,'e l fiice of - several' years standing, by your GOWLAND'S " lON, recommended a trial of the same remedy.—lt was appliedthree under my own inspection—the disease gave way—and (~..H . t , e l quarts of yOur Lotion performed a-radical cure of a dis t_ll.. which.had been of about four years duration, and had -.'avled the skill of sevoral physicians eminent in their pro 4.ession. • 1- ram my convitkion of the above•cure I recommended your GOW LAND'S LOTION,to a lady whose face exhibited a very di sagreeable eruption, (even large pustules, and as one died army another appeared,) so much so as to prohibit her goin t T l ot( , clnip4ny ; a pint of your LOWLAND'S LOTION effect `etl a cure, and she is now free from-eruption. • I ant, Madanr, Sold WILLIAM DRAWON. by Mrs. Vincent (Sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's in S. .Receipt) No. 6, Davies,steeet,. Grosvenor-square , ; b acon and 'Co. -No. ,131), Oxford-str ee t; Newbery and Sons, Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard.; Dicey and Sutton -450W Church -card; Barclay, Fleet-market; and by all the re, tpectable Venders of Genuine Medicine in Europe, in parts, ed. pints, ss. 6d. halfifiut;2s. 9d. Rob. Maris - 2 2 0 - - T. Kettlewood 25 0 0 FEB. 5. Brown, Rogers, and Mr. Ewan Christian 5 0 U Arown - 52 10 0 R - eceived of four La- Gen. J. Balfour, Col. dies, for/he reading 83d Regt. Foot .21' 0 0 of thenarrativeofthe G. H. Hooper - 10 10 0 battleof Leipsic - J B: Manning and M .T. Pownal Purser Anderson •f- 100 0 0 *of WYe - 3 0 0 FEE. 4. The Hon. and Rev. M. H. - - 1 1 0 G. T. Noel - C. H. by ditto - 1 1 0 T. Haldimand and A little Gill, by ditto 01 0 6 Sons - - 105 0 0 J. J. Angerstein - 100 0 0 E. Hannum and Co. 15 15 0 R. Smitk, Esq. - 500 J. Blunt' - 25 0 q R. Thompson, Esq. J. Bygrave - 20 0 0 -Grosvenor-square 50 0 0 ,Messrs. Porcher & Co. 52 10 0 G. C. -, . 5 0 0 E. 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Preston, Esq. .5 0 0 SirT.Slieppard, Bart. •,243 0 0 Frederick lteade,Lsq. 10 10 0 Cotti...l inetipard it) n• 0 Mrs. 13e3d0 - - 55 0 Birkett & Sob.lefield 10 1 0 Mrs. 7.Reade - 5 Alex,Beeker Esq. 100 0 0 J. Mdiming, Esq: - 2 2 0 H. 'tucker, Esq. 105 •. 0 0 Art h u r R y der - - 0 0 Stihscriptions rt•ceived at the Bars of: the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock ii:cchange; and at all 'the Bankers in town and country.- ' R.H.MAR TIN' }Sicr Secretaries. LUKE .HOWARD, ' This Day was published, . In Octayo, price Js. in boards, PRACTWAL TREATISE on VARIOUS DISEASES' of the ABDOMINAL \'ISCLRA. By CHRISTOPHER ROBERT 10EMBERTON, liellow of the College of Physicians; Physician Extraordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, Physician to his Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, and late one` of the Physicans to St. George's Hospital. The Third Edition, Revised and Corrected. , Printed by W. Hubner and Co.; Cleveland-row, St. James's, for G. and W. Nicol, Booksellers to his Majesty, NEW WORKS BY SHERWOOD AND CO. PATER NOSTER ROW.—Price 2s. PRACTICAL TREATISE on - the GRA 'TIOLA, as a Remedy for Nervous and Organic eases of the Lungs, riz. Consuriiption;- Asthma, 'and Con- • stitutiOnal Cough; .containing full directions for its use, and advice on the subjects of Air, Diet, and Clothing in theSe Diseases. - • By RICHARD REECE, M.D. Physician to the Plithsieal Dispensary, Author of the Medical Guide, &c. The Sixth Edition, enlarged and corrected, priSe 2s. Gd. • A CANALOG,UE OF DRUGS' (in English), specifi,ing their Properties, Dosei to Children and Adults, - the proper Vehicks for their Use, the Diseases for the Cure of which they are employed, and retail Prices : to which are added, as Description of the different Medicine and Chemiial. Test chests,"-wi,th an enumeration. Of their Contents, as adapted to different Climates and Uses; rli. - the Family, Continental, Tropical,' Military, and Sea Medicine Chests; the portable Chests of Chemistry, and Mineralogical Chests ; with an ~ Aecuunt of such Medicines as are necessary to be kept by Families residing in the Country. By geuce.iind Co. Che \mists to Her Majesty,;of the Chemical and Medical-hall, 171, Piccadilly. " This is a very convenient work, and contains, in a short 'compass, 'a great deal of usefpl medical ,information."—Criti i cal• Review, Aug. 1810." FRIENDLY LETTER'S of a late EMINENT PHYSI CIAN to an ENGLISH. COUNTESS, on Indigestion, .Bili ous Complaints, and Visceral Obstructions, wid their influ- enee in occasioning Barrenness, and in bringing into action constitutional or hereditary Complaints, as Gout, Scrofula, Cancer, &c. &c. with instructions for their prevention, and the management of the periodical changes that tale place in , , . the female constitution. Fourth Edition price 2s. 6.1. A FAMILIAR DISSERTATION on the Causes and Treat munt of- the .DISEASES of the TEETH, with' explicit In structions for their Management, so as to render them white. .and, firm in their. socket, and to preserve tlicin from- Caries. Tooth-ach, &c: By .1. P. Hartz, Sirgeon Denti'st. • " This work contains much useful information, and we hope it,will experience - that extensive circulation to which the importance of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compendi um of Medicine, June, 1210. Mee 25.—FAMILIAR INSTRUCTIONS' for the effectual • Prevention and radical Cure of the two Species of VENE REAL DISEASE, and their consequences, particularly Strictures, Mucous Discharges, with advice on the -Debility of the General System, the Hypocnondriasis' of Youth, and other important Subjects, which cannot be specified in a public Advertisement. By a Surgeon of a Public Hospital and a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. &c. Price is.---A Dissertation on the Growth and Medical Pro perties of the RHATANY ItOO'l', and - Methods . of using it, hi cases of local'and general Debility, as Indigestion, Fla tulence, Dropsy, Fluor Albus, Gleet, &c. By Don. Hipolito in Ruiz, prcipal Botanist in a late Exieedition to Peru,_and•to be Royal Gardens of Niadrid, Member of -the Royal Medical ollege, &c. of Madrid. .• Sold by all Booksellers in Una Uuitc4 Kingdom. This Pay were. published, Handsomely printed,.imOne Volume, price, in'board, 7s. 6d. • QERMONETS, addressed to those who have . not yet . acquixed,A4 who may have lost the Inclination to apply the POlnit. of ATTENTION to. COMPOSITrONS of a I - lIGHER By HENRY and LETI',FIA AIATILDA HAWKTNS. Printed for F. C. and .1. Rivingtott, Nu. C 2, St. Paul's Chuich-yard'• sold also by J. Hatchard, NO: 190, Piccadilly. Of whom may ate, had, lately published, Sccoud Edition, of. . . . . . . , The Countess anti Gertrude ; or, Nlo4es of Discipline. ;V LaUitia,Matilda Hawkins. In four volUnies, price in boards, 11. 16s. ' ••• - „ _ PORTER'S .RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN. " We insert in our Journal, and not without some exulta— tion, an authentic detail of the rkvortication,.diStiersiOn, and effctual defeat of the moit.lawless and iariVrinary ainpitibn which ever afflicted or disgraced suffering humanity. Ilk t I,.pi-,.t crow attrlogro. : cannot be'dispirted. be permed by all with an caber and an anxious interest."—British Critic, Aug. 1613. • This Day was published, In Octavo, the Second Editiun, price 16s. )34:pHs, • A.NARRATIVE of the late CAMPAIGIsI . in RUSSIA; containing Inforination dra‘Vn frOm pfiicied Sources, and from intercepted French Documents hitherto, unknown to the British Public. By Sir ROBERT KER PORTER. • Illustrated with Plans, &c. of the.general Movements of both Armies, during their Advance and Retreat—anti a Por trait of the late General KutusotT. -._ Printed ,for Longman, Hurst", Rees, Orme, and Brown' Paternoster-;;ow, and at the British Gallery,: 54, New Bond street. GENUINE THE following ME cured gezmiue ofE. ED yard. Balsam of Honey 3 Zsseuce of W.aterdock 3 6 Bilious Pills 2 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 p Marshall's Ccree 1 1/ Church's Cough Drups 2 6 Amhopia Tooth Powder 2 6 Cornwell'stlrientalCord. 4 6 Widow _Welch's Pills 2 9 _ . Kcys,r's Pills Veluo's•Vegetable Pills 4 6 Newton's Tooth Powder 2 9 Church'S Vcctoral Pills, 1 11 Walsh's Antipertussis ' 2 9 P?z 1 1I Aniboytill Lotiqn 4.6 WestersSpeciliencinedy 2 9 he. above (those with the dress of E. Edwards, 66, St. also am be bad every other P Liberal allowance to s CHING's PATENT 'ITORNI LQ4ENGES. N i V ORMS are the most frequent sources of Chil dren's Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian . of Children should be ac quainted with. They oc casion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the Colour of the Face, emaciation, and, irregular state of the - Bowels, attend ed after With Violent - pains they bring on Convulsions;. they affect the growth of the Bolly,•and they prove fatal, by end ing in aC7msumption•or Decay: Both as a Preventative and Cure of thesesalarming CMnplaints, the above excellent Me dicine is universally alloWed, on the testimony of the highest Characters in this Country, . both in rank and respectability, to have no equal. Their public approbation; given to the Proprietor, from a personal knowledge :).1 its womlerful suc cess iu their own Fainilies; stamps its merit beyond competi tion, and gives a sanction to :it,. of which no other Medicine of the kind can boa St. Parents, and others who have the care - of Children, should have this ReMedY as a Family Mx dicine'to resort to, whenet . ct the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren are any way disordera, which it will always be 'found to relieve. Sold, wholesale and retail, at E. Butler's Chemical, Drug, .eind Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, ;Chcapside; corner of St. kaul's Church-yard, London ; Sharp and Ilelam, Ports mouth; Jones, Weston, Alluutt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Hall: and Johmton, GoSport; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness; Peck, Bins, ,and Turner, Hull ; Hoxl2nd and Cookworthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott anti Lloyd, and Swinney. and Co. liirminghaiu ; Billinge, Ed wards and Penny, and Latlibury, - Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manehes,er ; Trewman, Exeter; .Smith, Manderton, Rneburn, - Scott, and Ba.xter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and Mac *don dot, Glasgow ; Bulgin and Bally, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich; Swinftn, Leicester; Dunn and Sutton. NOt tinghany; and retail by most Country Venders, in Boxes, at 52 . 11. 9d, awl Gs. each. MEDICINES. DiCINES may be pyo- WARD§, Ge;Bt. Paul's Church- Juniper FAs. repperrn I.lf Roche 's Erribrocat►on 4 0 Robberds's Cough Dr. 2 9 JuniperEs4.Pennyroyal 1 11-* Speccliman's Pills 2 0 pilshUry's Drop S.... 6" 0 * -Greenough's Luzerlges 1 lf* Inglis's Scott's rills .. 1 li* Salt of Lemons • 1 0 Singleton's Eye mint. 2 0 *, Godbold's Balsam.... l S 0 * Henry's Mogncsin '. 2 9 * Norris's Drops • 29 * Essence of Spruce .... 3 6 .Dttiable Ink .. 1 6 British Oil-. l'll* I Cheltenham Salts . ... 9. 9 star excepted) will have the ad-, . Vaurs, •on the .stamp ; where 'ateut and Public Medlcine. qerchants and Traders. mire town, city, or village, - the inhabitants of which shall oßpOse any . resistance, and - commit any acts of hostility, shall be. razed, and reduced to 11 Cs Pl' OCL:~MATiON. . . -Frenchmen !—Suffer not yourselves to be de- -- ccived by . caltuifniou4reports, disseminated by ma levolence. Behold, in the armies' of the Allied • Sovereigns, only the •armies of humanity, who - have tio other .enemies but the enemies of pease. Your rela.tivei,- your frier s, your brothers, your. , children,' ptisoners in'a. foreign' land, unite their wishes with our's for. peace; the first •benefit (;f which to them will be their speedy return to the bosom of their families. - AiNEPDOTES ~ R OM PARIS. , B..joiterep , ,tivro nhserved to have changed hi 3 :-obe covered with- the 4s-ual bl . in of bees, for one studded with stars. A pas qumade asked why he bad chosen the stars, wild was answered, " betause he was an Emperor fallen from the cloOds." in Paris the most enottnous Prices had been ' given for conSeripticrr'substitutes, - until at last no price could purchase them, The phrase "11 nous fruit un remplacarit " became cohnuon. On Buo- NAPARTa'S lately leaving the Thuilleries for St.: Cloud, " we want a substitute " was found upon the gate. One of the shops lately• ventured even to A. hihit a caricature of NAPOLEON ill a chair of state, - J with-the KING of E . iiGLANEI holding him back by the hair, and the ,Empercir of RUSSIA forcing an , emetic down his throat, while he disgorged thu Rhenish . Confederation MARIA LOUISA has obviously suffered so mach, either from the difficulties . of her situation, Or ; from the known coarseness of BUONAPARTE'S man ners, that all Paris has been let loose-in titres on the cause; At the last meeting of the Senate, at which she came forward to address them, She was so much. altered that she could scarcely have been known.' But she is a favourtre with the people, and religiously spare() in the ill will and the Wit which they lavish on her • has-, band. In the folly of this worthless people, even • the opposition ' of - her features, soft and - ri unded. to his keen. and aquiline physiognomy, is turned into a popular topic. This placard was lately posted,--," L'lmneratrice est belle,. mais -do , wage qu'elle aye trne . nez road." The spirit of this is. in t t sie pronunciation, which gives her 71 it Neron. in Holland, in the countries which :have been rd ready .deliVel - cd, in - Hanover, ju Prussia, in the Ger Man States, peace is loOked on' with terror, as delivering them disarmed,inta the hands of s man not to be bound by human laws: It is not improbable that their,wi'sh will be accompliahtd, and that be Will be hunted to his last pap. Ills declaration, that he would nor give uh Italy, may fix the Emperdr,of Austria. But he is ulliierstoliti to hate made the latter declaration—That if the three Monarch were at Montmartre, he would not resign an inch of his-dominions. This, of course, would put an end to all intercourse•; •an , l the war must be followed on, up to its consuni mation. THE IMMOETAI g PITT.-The Triennial ezmnne. moration of Mr,PITT'S birth,dav will he Inct splendidly kept this.year in London', and throti,zh out, the country. The Ditke of Rik:111%10Ni) is to preside on the occasion, it being the first time, since he ,was elected President of " The Pitt Club,:' the members of which have become so numerous,, it is understood few visitors can be admitted at the Anniversary Meeting, in May ; • The first Meeting of the Club, for the sea son, is' on the 17,th instant, at the AlUioa.