The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-12 00:00:00

Cr' 1 1 4 _ _ -• , . a' . rl ~.1~7 ~} r ~. LI Cni 10 tlNninit 6G88.] TIEAiRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. LII S PRESENT EVEN,ING; Veb: 12, their 4,oY ities:serrants!will - perforni the Tragedy`of • KING lIICHARD THE THIRD. bu~e of %infester; . IVlr:Kedir; ; Lady Anae, Miss Boyce. Tu which will he added, TURN OW'. ° q.- ) Tonda"y,The Devil's Bridge; with Illusion. • 'T ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT:EVENING, Feb, 12, will its he P9rformed Oth-tiale) a new Comic Opera, in Three called - • • • ARMER'S WIFE. by Mr. Jones, Mr. Fawcett,Mr. ll:Li:pion, M. Matthews; Mr. -Liston, Mr. Stel,henz, Mis r i Matthews, Miss S. Booth. To which Will be added, , , " A LADI oi to anu -; ;rith The Miller and his Men. PIN PATRIOTIC FUND. Lloyd's, Feb. 11, 1314. Institution since its establishment at: the t r , t, r .7' i limenceilient of 11. e. present War, has afforded an ho -1,4,t . atid grateful assistance or allevitition, , to ..-noretlian eases of 011icers Seamen, and private Soldiers, their tiik. tf ", Orphans, or dependant Relatives. The Committee, Pkth„' )4, , feel a-firm reliance, that through the generous ,9 1 all winks of a discerning People, sensible of the bless 'lo,,eeitrity from the hostile aims of its vindictive Enemy, 1(1 - 4 eu EANIAN au d SOLDlElthiay still confidently th e } that those 'vetui arc dear to hint - while living - , shall, in ti va it of his falling in the sacred cause, tind Frieuds and in a grateAl and generous Country ; and that '4j l, 4i may -be diSabled in its defence shall not be neglected ' l 9 s e Whom he has bravely defended." - T. WELS'OIID, Sec. Stlbscriptions since the last Advertisement. • I'it: " 4 1. B'shon O-iel Collire Oxford L. 2 2 0 .' - s zabettillishop, ditto s - - - 1 1 0 T rilj a a - I . ll (sner, Bristol - - - - - 65 - 0 • I b i ll Smith, Howling - - - - 10 0 0 0 0 0 t‘r le d 1 o 10 .. 0 tV, - .I.Criver Cooper •.. . - - - - lO 10 0 (4 1 .. .. 1 0 Q qt ' e, :tions on the Thanksgiving Day continued, viz :-- r . itt‘xt• Thomas's, Ardwick - - - 2 9 0 1 t,' Martin's Church, Lincoln, hy the. Rev. G. D. " At 'll ‘,- t , ! Mr - - .. - 0 6 4 ; 0 Mary -1 e-Wigqnrd's Church, Lincoln, per Rev. 4tis , "•Kint, curate - . - . - 116 0 tth ° . 4 inc-ton _ - • ' - - 7 0 0 dtt eliap e l R o yal, B r ighton, per R. 4. Porti a 23 1: 0 4 '' P eter's Church, Liverpool, per. Rev. Samuel ikt: l silaW _ - , ::- - - • 14 0 0 eti lllo Mas's, do. do. per B.ev. R. H. Roughs -41 , e - • - - - - 15 0 0 At V 01 10's, du, do. per Rev. P. Bummer • , 10 0_ 0 4t:/ , ',.; Arnfi., do. do. per Rev. W. .Blundell 24 0 - 0 4 41,` ni tY, d0..ti0.. per Rev. R. Formby. - 20 -0 0 At s'',3'woui, Liverpuol - - 1 1 o A t i; °e kbridge, &c. (iants), per Rey. R. Taylor 4 1 6 A t ii`,esele (Yorkshire) - - - 15 10 0 On I nchurch - - . - :115 - 8 j Wuifield and. Swallowfield, Berks, per Rev.. Dr. . i t j c. , , e,,. ; .. _ - - 12 15 0 t At CLl' Grinstead, per Rev. Richard Taylor ', 29 e 1 0 ; 6 7 , - ti t , ; 11 ford, becks . - , - . .- " h rv'' in 1 — -mingham, on rhanlisgiving-'da.y 15 00. • . tarty, )11 e)' Ll b . rt . ' received at the Bar of Lloyd's, and by the.re striT ron4s q: Bankers • 8 1 \Ii 's ZSY-4-fl - EitiN TLE NU .A.14--Trf tl, o - I:lrv.- If t; ',; l th,;: ;, ion, having: Clients and Connections of oftulence I , 4 NepwiTh.l.t respec‘tability, is indriced to . offer the AD ' - '3 , i'1;;,4 INIONEY in Sum; from TWO HUNDRED to ".- Ali; "OUS'AND POUNDS, and upwards, on the Security telly 1.11 {.1e Setllements, Life Interests to Landed ,Pro 'lld,', 1 1d Money .in the Funds, or on Freeliol, i. C l .3. al, ' .ll Leasehold Estates, on 'Terms infinitely more 1 )Lra , üb ? ;,„, i) ,, i '-', at;:i' ' advantageous - to BOrrnwers than arc in general 11, ''''.( l publiciv,.hy applying to Mr. NV. at his pflice,_No. t r ~- ;' Pl-phce Vere-strect, Gavendish-sqUare ; or by Let ' ' i.,,,_ . : .. 0_:1 : . 1aid ": " • • e •. . . CHOReirS COUGH DROPS, "icinelanequalled by any in the Wbrld, for the irnrise ...thee Relief anti gradual Cure of I NT :.COUGI-Is, COLDS, A S TIJ3I 4 S; 4c. . s .` 'col:lawn Coughs; which 4ire generally the :tlifi s ,ftrea of Cold, it gives immediate relief, removing 1 4 t i; ,` N aktiesealegrritations, or, asthey are called ticklingS 5 , 4 , 1 4.4 1 ,,. c t hroat, which are so tormenting in this complaint, -- '''-a•ettzistant • stimulus to cotiginng, . and in•quietifig ure:;, cultiiilsive excitements; and causing' the of listed to, te tittil Speak freely. It procures rest and sleep in . an tai t l it ' l degree and;sfrengthens the constitution, which • foli ch „ t -'•,itto r'epel an enemy, whose attacks are frequently 'p 6 ' . l :tl by the most fatal v9iisequelices. of t C-Ms afflicted Pulinialary Complaints, or disorders. A tm c Breast trod Lancs (even i:t the most advanced state, relkr the mastt - adyanced period of life), will find instant, IR A gtlifnatic or Consumptive AfFections, (recent or chronic) - i4isenesses, Catarrhs, Whet:zings, and Difficulty of Breath C ol , • t • unmet e ti, gealefi Phi .'•. in the Fluids, and Olistruc .llo . ci x fltriti e `"e Glands, :we with ease and safety discharged by, I t fa 4on. R - 4 i n '" e al x s i :-) ec a t il ° Mir t a . tile in Soreness of the, Breast and Stomach, s,)itC P r esent Bale i n th ose east ,. Stn,hell f,W holesal e and Retail), only hv Ed wards, G 6, St. Paul'4 Oxf ord - street, and TWA, Exchange. No n , CAUTION. ir i can p oss ibl y h e hatthoSe having the Stamp tliofue mune . 6f - SHAW • and EDWARDS, 66, St. Paul's 4 , p..,e11-Vrt, to imit a t e w hi c h ts Veloity. only - 2s, id. and 46 : . 6d. per botikt e 4.01 fo. c ,--,Vl' ° .7 . ..-,,,,4,_,...,_.,,,,:, tp .„--__.- . --m0.:,2.-wirisk.,\.=-, 0, 4.3 ~ tr- - __ -- : A . --,_-":".!' ~.1", 7,.:41444.1....-, Ai. - 'Aili* i''' ITI SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1.814. _0 )DISTRESS IN GERI',IA"I:.'I". .BOUT Eight-Years ago, the CALAMITIES occasioned by the War in 'different PROVINCES of GERMANY gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma tien of a COMMtI'TEE in London,- to relieve the Distresses on the Continent.' -By the generosit y of the British Public, and with the aid of several Tespectableroreiguere, resident in this cm-hitry, the sum of nearly 500001. was remitted to the Continent, which rescued multitudes of individuals and families from the-extre mity Of distress, and very brink of ruin.: . The Committee received, both from Germany and SOrtden, the•most satisfactorydoeuments, testifying that the vatious seats which bad been transmitted, had leeeu leaived and e'on-. scientionsly distributed:; but at no period sirwo the existence of this Committee, has the mass of every kind of inis,ry been so great, in the country to Which their atteiithot was, first di aected. Never hastle cry of the distressed Germans for help been so urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so.press ing, as"in the present liniment. Who could read the_ reports of-the dreadful conflicts which have taken place in Genitally, during the last eventful year-; of the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusistia„Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of-suffer ing almost unexampled in the annals of history, without the m , ist lively emotions? Who coati" hear of so many thousands llf faMilies barbarousla driven frain.klinnburgit, in the midst ak severe winter; of so many villages burnt, cities pillaged; whole principalities desolated, and not glow with ardent desire to, assist in relieving distress so multifarious and ex tensive ? To the alleviation of sufferings so dreadful ; to the rescue of our fellow-men, wino are literally ready to perish, the views of this Committee are exclusively directed. Many well-autlumticated afflicting details of the - present diStress haring been,_ on the 14th, on the 18th, on the 28th, ou the jlst of January, and on the Ist of February, 1814, laid before the Committee, it was immediately resolved, in're liance on the. liberality of the British Public, to remit by those Tufts Eleven Thousand Three Hundred Pounds, to respecta - - ble persons, with directions to form Committees of distribution. Amount already advertised • - L. 1,8,364 3 6 Subscriptions since received : •The Bank of England 1000 0 0 Sir L. 0 0 Miss E. It. Martin, H. W. - - - 015 0 Islington - - 2 2 9 iVilliainWatsou t Eici.,6o,, 0 ..1) lqico , Assurapce Richard Nilmes, Esq. Company - 315 0" 0 of .Oriclley House, • English Copper Com- ,Wottoli - under- 1),:ly - - 105 0 0 edge, GloCester - S 0 0 Miss M. Lowe Mau- Sirlienrly Mart"iii,„- s 3 0 _ rice _ _•_y__ - _ - 1 1 0 Mrs. Gillespie Prout -- SOulred Dean 0 0 Step. F. Philps, Esq. 3 3 - l 0 0 S. A., - - 2 0 - Palmer, Son, and De Geo. Wiltshire, Esq. 10- 0 0 tailtw3 • - RtruertWailiewright, William Edward * Esq. - - -1010 i) 13 - aitiard - Vau San- Benj. Starey, Esq. 55 0 . dau, Esq. - -20 0 0 R. Harris, and Sons po o 0 Joseph'Jaines, Esq. 5 5 0 .la:tit:Mauls, jun. - 0 AleX. Maitland, Esq. 5 5 0 Lewis and fiujihes '2l 00 - Schneider - 1 1 0 Cockes; and • Miss Thornton - 10 .0 Wailer - -1515 0 Mr, Downing - - 1 0 0 The Hon .East-india • • Stokes - 1 O . 0 -s0 00 - 1 0 0 .....- .....,......_ ... Contran y -. -. -525 0 p Rev. H. J. Hare - 5 0 0 Claude Scott, Esq. 100 0 0 . Mr. H. Morrell ,-- 1 0 0 E Goodhait 13rUce• 25 9 0 Mr. J,lgiugard - 1 0 0 Sikes, Snalth, f.c. Co-100, 0 0 G.A. - - -010 6 John Wines, Esq. - .50" 0 0 A Friend to the dis- ' Willi.auf Rixon, Esq. • • tressed - - 0 5 6 Blackheath - - 10 10 0 0. W. M. a Prussian 01 0 0 From,Lloy(l 7 i. Feb. 7. Horne and Smith 10 10 0. Edward Warner 10 10 0 Win. Steininetz,Esq. 10 0 0 l'llos.•C. Warner 10 , 10 0 - Rich• -6 mith 84 Sous 21 0 0. Edw. Warner, jun; 10 10 0 J.F.Eva us,Esq,West- G. H. B.' - ,59 0 ' ' bury ~ - . - 5 0. 0 Jain:Cl - nag. „.!; . ‘3 - i- , OG, Jacubllosanquet,Eso. 20 0 0 Gear-P G Lbili' • - " 1d 10 0 1 .-I ...thima - i ---- * 7 .3ercti, • - - - At%inSort,Withers&Cololo 0 Horton & Co. 01 0 0 Mr. T. Atkinson 00 0 0 Mr• Mackrell - 414 0 Mrs. Agnes Atkinson, A Servant, by T. . Gt.Orniond-street,2o 0 0 Tohelove - 1 1 0 ' Feb. - 0. Re-v.-Charles Jerram, . .. . . , . Robert Surridge,Esq. and a Friend 2 0 0 Romford . - 5 0 0 Veres, Smart,&Co. 100 0 0 'l'. Roberts& Sutton 21 0 0 Mi n - Rawson, Es q . 10 10 0 Jas. Cazenove & Co. 50 0 0 Rawson,. &c., Salt -X. Y. - - 5 0 0 marshes - 10 10 0 Mr. W. Paul - 1 0 0 J• P. S. - - 1 1 0 John Davidson 31 10 OM. S. - - 1 0 0 D. P. Watts, Esq. 50 0 0 T" Childr6o - 0 6 0 Feb. 9. • A Servant, - 0 3 0 Blanclienhagen, Vol_ Thomas Ryder, _Lsq. 30 0 0 I - • laston, and Elliott 21 0 0 Thomas Green a oud Charles Green 5 0 0 anti Sons - 30 0 0 Williain Fouling - 0 2 0 Three Childr en , 0 3 0 James Dunlop 2 5 0 0 N.Nl.ll;otlishild,Esq. 100, 0 6 Fra.John-Stnith Wil- J. Bra n ham, Esq. , 5 0 0 son . ' -. 10 10 0' Edmund Gouldsmith 5 0 0 • Edward Prosser -10 10 0 Rev. Herman Giuse 5 5 0 Francis Tandy, Esq. Mrs. Archibold, of of-Richmond Lodge Girone - 1 1 0 Belfast, per Mfsrs. David Pennant, Esq. ThOrley,ait C. 0.. 10 10 0 pier Mr. Samene 10 10 0 W. J. L... - 1 0 0 Messrs. 'fwinings & John, James, & Rob. . Co'. 1 , 30 0 0 mani.oess - 52 10 0 W Nunn and Co. 21 0 0 Miss Hempel .. - 2 0 0 Mrs. L. Schneiber, ' Feb. 10. • Denmark-hill 20 0 0 Govermir and Com- Collection at Clapham panv for •Smelting Church, after Sur- Lead with I'it and . Mun, by the Rev. Sea-Coal, per Dar- \Vna. Dealtry 123 5 0 clays • - - 105 0 0 ' Subscriptions recei% ed at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; Lloyd's Coffee-house; St.ock Exchange; and at all the l4ankcrs in town and country. _ _ - R. 11. Sl)flrlN, Secretaries. LUKE 110WARDJ BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VEGETABLE R.WfORA ' TWE TOOTH POWDER, So justly recommended' for Whitening the TEEM, Preserv ing the GUMS, and Preventing that dreadfuly malady the TOOTH-ACHE. .DAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of , Features, arc allowed to distinguish the Waist) Fair; -hut the Proprietor. of BUTLER's TOOTH POWDER would beg leave to remind his ConntrywoMen that the lustre of their Charms loses half its influence where the Teeth are disco lohred, cr shew a -rotten and unhealthy appearance—this Is the more inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords the infallible means of -removing every blemish of - the enamel, being composed of Vegetables.. It is recommended to the attention of all ranks, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the enamel of the ,Teeth, as rendering the breath sweet and 'delectil , le, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermilion .hueT and a. certain Preventative against the Tooth4che. No Composition of this. kind ever brought forward to public notice, has met such universal approba tion;" and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of RorAlty. . . BUTLER'S AROMATIC .. PECTORAL ,LOZENGES for -Coughs, Colds, ...kstlinras, and Sore Throats, price ls. lid. per liQx. ,Sold, wholesale and.retail, at Mr. Butlees Chemical, Drug, and Patent Medicine WarehouSe, 4; Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; 'Sharp and Belau), Ports month ; Jones,. Weston, Allnutt.„ and Mallory, Portsea ; Ilull and: , Johnston,. Gosport; Culeman • and. Jacob, .Sheerness Peck; _Ross, and Turner, Hull ; Ho , xrand - and Cool:worthy ; Granville, - Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and -Swinney and Co.. Birmingham ; Billinge, Ed wards and Penny, and Lathburv, Liverpool; Staines and. Lynch, Manchester; TreWmari, Exeter; Smith, Manderton. Raeburn, Sco2, and - Baxter, Edinburgh; 'Baxter and Mac dohald, Glasgow ; &tight and Barry - , Bristol ; -Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; : Dunn and Sutton, lint tingham ; and retail by most Country Venders ; in Boxes, at es. 32. and Os. each. VICTUA'LLING OFFICE', Fe.% ST " , 1344- 11HE OmmissroNEns fGr VICTUA4ING Hi 3 iILIJESTY .11tal/Y -do h i c,2-eby !-isie Notice, that on Thursday, the 17th Instant, 4 11 r. Iteehe, their .dgent at Portsmouth, will be 7' eaily to reeeiiO - 4 4 t : nde ' r.! ' sealed op, and treat for Fifteen Hundred Quart'er's of Neio Close Dried -Amber MALT, for the - servite-of ling'DC,4rAnent at-that Port, to be answerable to Sampleto be exhibited at this Office, to be delivered into au ~ said Stores in the spate ti One Month, and to be paid ji,r by ~13i11s, pa able with interest, Ninety Days after date: • - • ' .5o regard will be had to any Twitter the' PrlcT shall not be inserted in words at length, or thuthiftl vol be . delirered before Tvelve o'Clacl: on tYle said Thursday,Ahe• 17th Infant; nor unless the Person .who makes the Ten der, or some Person on h is behalf; aamts,' to answer ie/teit Called for. • 7'hc Conditions of the Contract may be seen at The Vic f ace at Yortamonth• OF ORDN2INCE, thzu.,3l,. THF) PRINCIPAL OFFICERS, of His::ll4- JESTY'S ORDiV.;INCE do here4y. Thci Proposals will be received at their Office in. Pall-31(41. 1 ., on or bejbreMonday,the , 2lstday of Febrnaryne:;:t, Persons as may be willing to undo-tithe the Sapp& of CAKE COPPER, for Service of this Department for a- periOcP Three Years, front the Ist May next, i determi . nable-ar the!c,2r-.- piratiun of one Year, upon Notice of three illont{p";:at z lAe option of either Party. A Specimen of the Copper to be supplied may be application at the Brass *Foundety in the lloyalA-4r-scact . at Woolwieh. • • • "Ind fartherParticulars,Ttog-ether with the Terny and Con ditions of the Contract, may be i hnown at. the Secretary's . Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any bply' between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clnch, where' tin' PrOposals- • waist be delivered, • sealed up and indorsed . " Proposals :for. . Cake Copper;" hut no Proposal can, be adln.ittel after the said fast of Ft \ 'bruary next, at at 2,T00n, of the same' day, neither wilt any Tender be Un2 . less th'e Party making it, or an' .4kent in 'his be . huff, shall attend. --• • • • . By Order the Board, I?. I?: (REIT', TILIN.S . P Oil T- OFFICE, Fi•b. 10, i 3 i T HE COMMI'S ,S'IONEPS C6l:tdviinghJis -VIM ESTI" S TR:INSPORT . SERVICE fn' hiking Care of Sick and ;Founded Seamen, and feir the , Citre rend Custody of Prisoners of IF - ter, do hereby give - Notice", .that the, will be ready at this tOce, on 7"a.e4llay, the Felt-a:1)y, 1314, to receive sealed Tender-s, (veil treat with sack Persons as, may be willing to Contract for PiCtu;illing . • the Prisoners War ill Health, at ralleyAld,- . .nihr Xnnycakh, NOrth Britain, for Sic Months .certaini from the •lst Ne Trader will k received alter. One .u!Clock .on g the Day of Lie.? ptesonally al!.end. _Each Tenter must be accompanied lip a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging- -to -become bound with tie Person teit ing,,iar the Sum of 20001. for the due Performestee of the CoutreTt. . Farther Particulars may be known by applying at this Office, or to Captain Brown, at the-said Depot. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in Chief's Office, Great George; street, Feb. I, .1814.- IVOTICE is • hereby given to all Persons ile sirous of contracting to supply FRESH BEEF to his Majesty's Land Forces in Ca utonnients, Quarters, and Bar- racks, in the under-mentioned Islands : Guernsey, Jersey, Ald cnkey, That the Deliveries are tc commence on and for the Ist day of April next; that Proposals in Writing, scaled up and marhed, " Tender for Arne* Supplies, will be,received at this Office, on or before Friday, the 25th day of February, (hut • none will be received after 12 o'clock on that day) aid if sent by post, the postage must be paid. - Proposals must be made for the whole of the Islands, and the Proposal must have the Letter which, is annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two Persons of known Pro perty, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated! i❑ the printed particulars for lire due performance of .the Contract ; and. , no he no ..tieed unless made on a printed Tender, and i..,e^Prices ex pressed in Words at length. • PartieulaVs of the Contracts may be had upon Application at this Office betweerram Jiours of Eleven turd Five; at the Office of Deputy Cuzumissary General Coope, Guernsey; acid at the Office of•Deputy•,Commissary.General Bent, Jersey. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 11;.1814. TUE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of 'ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES . having - received the fol lowing LETTER. from HUMPHREY HOWARTH, Esq. Chairman of the Select Committee appointed liy the enttral Court on the Gth Oct. last, viz. . "'l'o Zhe Chairman and Deputy Chairman of the Hon. the Court of Directors of the East India Company, &c. &c. &c. , eGENTTLExts,—In Compliance with a Resolution of the Select Committee appointed by the General Court 4'n the OM - October, 1313, passed on the 25th tilt. directing me to submit the whole of their proceedings to a Court of Proptitturs, I bare the ho s nout to request you will be pleased to cause a General Curt to be stimmoned fur tillrpUrpOse. t' I have the honour to he, " Gimtleinen, " Your most obedient,lumble servant, • " H. IIoWARTIT, • " Chairman of the Select 'Committee:. Berkeley-street, Feb. 11, 1314. • The Court of• Directors do herety give Notice, That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be accord. ingly held at their House; in Leadenhall-stret. on FRIDAY the 25th Instant, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purposes itatcd in the said Letter. JAMES COl3ll, Stcretary; . r- LrlitcE ArY444.444.1'-OFFICE i Pet). y (202;11M AND of the LORDS CUMKIS -4 SIO.NEttS tile' .ADAIIITALTY, I,l6t:ze is 'giro, that aR•OFFI . CERS.of HisN:kJESTYS' NAVY and .. , . ROYAL MARINES, addressing Letters to their Lordships Seeretary;are.tonote against their Signatures the RANT.; whieirtheyinay.hold..in-the Royal Nary or Marines, and the Ship to which th;:y may belong; and farther, that such OLE cers as maitre employed on shore; are alSo io'state the rimy— ture'of their appOintnkents, respectively, .as *etch inconve nienco has arisen to the Public Service from 011icers having failed in these necessary attentions. . J. W. CROKILIt. In the Press, and speedily will be published, in Three Vols, WA V . R r, 1,. ‘ SIXTY Yea r s __ • . - _ Printed lay J. tallantyne and Co. -fir Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ortne,•and Ittimn, London; and Arc-iiiiiald Coostablo and Co. Lilinbur.gli; • Spe'edily will be published . . ' . In Two Volumes Octavo, witb"a Portrait, • IQ OML ACCOUNT Of the: LIFE and WRIT ING::', of. Alii. TRINIMI,R, with Origin a l L e tt ers ani f , Al e ditatioris . and Prayers, selected-froin her Journal. Printed . fcir 1?: :C. and J.' Itivington, and J. Johnson and Co. St. Vaulli churph 7 yardi ,and l l y J. patchard, Piccadilly. LET'ihRS FROM BUONAPARTE'S GRAND OFFICERS ' • - , : OF STATE. . • - • Gn Tuesilay will be - pulelislied, witWa-Translation, price9s. et ONES of thcORIGINAL - LAMERS of Vl__l the GENERALS, MINISTERS, GRAND-OFFICERS of STATE, S:c..at Pails, to the EMPEROR NAPOLEON, at Dresden intercepted by the advanced Troops of the Allies in the North of Germany.. Arranged and Edited, witli Notes throughout, and atrappropriate and-eXeelient . Introduction. • . By .1. SQFILEGEL, Secretary to the . ercown Prinde. Printed for John Murray, 30 j Albemarle-street. This Day was publisha, in . l . , _iinc!.yriCe 6s. boards, --•- • • • AVIEW pf 'the PLEASURES arising from a LOVE of BOOKS ; in*Letterh ter a Lilly. By the Rev. EDWARD MANGIN, M.A. Anthbr bt the Lite - of Maleiherbes, from the French ; Od. dities and Outlines ;. George the Third, a N o v e l ; on Light Reading,; 5 2e. &c. • '• • • PrintAd..for . Longman, Hurst; Rees, Orme; and Brown,. PaterdoSter-row; - and at the British . Gallery, 54, New Bond street, London; and J. L'irliato . ; Bath.- WILLIAM B. MOUNIV-IN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, The best Accommodation for Travellers, god Bedc, choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. _ - - The following Post Coaches, Mail Coathel,4lke. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. X.ETER; Plymouth, Weyniolitli; Dorcb ester, ...EL2Zl. 7 ahnooth,.Dartmouth, and . Sll4bury,'New Post Coach ) ever y_lkiirmilfg •up ~„ BOSTON, Spalding, Pel4erhorougli, Stilton and fluMing don, new Royal Mail teach, sets out every Evening.—Coaches iron' Boston to Spilsby, Louth,•Gritnsby,fand. Hall. . • BATH and BILISTCIL .Post-Coaches, through Chippenham, Calrie; and Marlborough, every Afternoon arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lou. Thothas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater., Taunton, LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Morning.af Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and goes remarkably easy,,with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford; • Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and Ferry bridge,.to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not= withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Qtiach, it is allowed to be the must agreeable aini complete Public Con iyauce on the' North Road, being unequalled in aceouinui Nation by any other. _ . • ....K.-ENDA4, , ,:Lveastei*, Preston, Kirbv - Lonsdalc, Bolton, Choyley; Orlilskifk, and Garstan4 l'ost-dottches, every After noon; at - Five - o'clock. GOardee "GLASGOW,•Loqtown; Gretna-Green; Annan; Dumfries, Timrninll, Sanquhar-Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scbtland, Camper`down Coach (Daily) YORK,.. Newcastle: and .Edinburgh, aew.Coach, performed with a Guard throughdut, sets out every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by wa:y of Newark ; Retford, Tadcaster, Dar lington, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and" Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length. of the journey, may rest what- time they please, and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare. .1. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. lIRIDGENORTH - and Walsal new . -- Post-Coach, every Evening. LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides,. sets out every Morning, through Lntterwo'rth, High Cross, incklev, Atherstone, TannVorth, Litchfield,. (51lesthorp, Kuutsfora, Warrington, Northampton, and Dunstable; CARLISLE, Penrith„ and WhitehAven, PoF,t-Coach, goes with Font' Horses, and a Guard all the way. Passes thrMigh Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterieb, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aherford, Doncaster, and Gran , sthant (tile nearest 'way by 18 Miles),. sets out every Mormag, and performs thu journey with the greatest. acility. - .Pas- Seners detained on thejtoad by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the 'next CS NITAK-EFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. R, Newport, Whitchurel4Tarporicy, Nantwich, Nortilvvicli, and Nliddiewicli; Po-A-Coach, Evening, as Fire. o'cloek. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, 'newsiCoach, erery Morning, - to the George.lnn, Sunderland. '.,‘IANCI - lESTE.R, Winstor:, Cinigleton, Newcastle, Watsal, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. SHRE,WSBUKY, Wellington and Sillfinal, Post-Coach, the Prince of Wales, to. the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. - SI-IEFP1.14:1,1) and Rotherham Post-Coach; called the iNliam, every nothing. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Airesford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. BIRMINGHAM Mercury Post Coach, with a - Guard, sets out 'every Adernoon, and reaches Birmingham nest day at Noon: Passes by Oxford,- Enston and Shipstone, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and. Castle Inn, -Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, . Warwick, and 'Leamington; Nei; Post CoaCh, every norning. ' • • . HULL, Northcave, Howden, Thorn.; and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every. Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate; I till. HERTFORD, •Ware, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Qoach, very Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, klalf-past Two, 'Four,' and Half-past Seven o'clock. , WILLIAM Pa ISIONTAIN and Co-respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they_ gill not be account.* able for any-Writing, Parcels, or lAggage, &c. of more than Five Pounds Value, it lust or Atamaged, unless entered as such and paid, fur according - Iy,, at the-Saracen's Head Inn; Snow- Hill, Londau. Passengers and Parcels are booked for all the - abOvf, Coaches, at Hat,. lit At's New White II orl4 Cellax Co w;,h-Ot Piccadtaly.' ' • . r C OMPLAINTS OF THE :LUNGS, LIVER, . . t, JAMES'S ANAL ' EPIje . PILLS, from „ ,11; t t,„ their te n d e n cy to open thy plores; . and promote all the ver se s ecretions, are' the. best Remedy for Colds, slight Fe e Ith enmatis!us, and all an Disordurs occasioned by ob ;,l,tted Perspiration. They ate equally excellent for Liver t ir Ci "Ht y ; fOr Head-aches, Indigestions`, and tf.i. i ' , l6 laffecti ous o f the St omac h a nd B owe / s , too o f ten t h e "tlie,;,•Tillenee of free living. As a general. Family Medicine lil t ; 'arc no equal; they are mild iii their operation,- - and 4l'e recommended and .taYen .by Gentlemen of.the first . ne e in the Faculty. brP. Newbery and Sons, in St. Paul's Church-yarrl, ; • hitt as many persons mistake the liouse,they . am de trot; obseve, that the Nume is Forty-ve, four dors '`(-I)ea • r Also tube had b at r Dr. James' fi s' late trouse r in • . , t IO R --- D'S . ORIGINAL PECTORAL BALSAM 1. - 0 1.. ,, 13 1" HOREHOUND,m an elegant Preparation fro that Yr4id"Pwn,llerb ; it has obtained the pre-erninence (he hip:ecedent) for the. Curt, of the above . Complaints, of ks st authenticity can be.ascrrtained, by application at vesoectithle Venders of ..'qedieine, in 'all the prin ttim.'lt-iVs iind . Towns in the Kingdom ; the popularity' and .e N 4 : tr eets of this invaluable Medicine need no supertiu ous .as the extensive demand proves its superiority as Pha,"e Mediciiie to give immodiate reli e f. The Public Rill 11`!,to observe it cannot he germilie,- unlesseach . bottle is .C l ;': s ed in - an Attidavit, -- attested at the Nlansion-house r Lon k, i j "llqili -ilBO • 'ad signed in his own, hand. • • (1' e ' • ' in luittles at s 10s. n Gd. 4s.' lid. and I 9.1. each, .70C"ard.s, F. Newbery and SCP3 , 3, St. Paul's Church-ya - td ;. ." 11 1 1 t?P 3 liw.Cliurch-yard ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market.; v Lotig-lane; It.Jolinston, Greek street, Soho; 431 O ft2-, xford-street; Green, 'Barbican ; Weston and ''tll 0 h . the only Proprietor, R. Ford C l ''',l, *l ' rr '-tee, near Isliniton, from Barbican aid by R. But-