The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-12 00:00:00

_ .%'•‘. 0 / **' , ;.".T l 7 - , • . t. . • fre itt • ' 41 9 . 4.44 . 1 ' ~i '' o S ift% tt F .47 f r --. " 4 - 1-1 1 6 19 1 1 / 1 1 1131:11. 6i THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. S PRESENT EVENING, March 12, their. Nlaje'sties Servants will perform the Tragedy Of , . . HAMLET. 'Hamlet,Oph ilia, Miss Smith. •" will lie acldeil the Muzre.,l Entertainment of . , t 14 , 1, THE PRI4 E. 1 ) - um day, King Itiellaid the Third ; with ThtThree and ouce.. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. lIIS PRESENT EAT4NING, March 12, will Ire performed • THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. pta:n Maclicath, Mr. Inciccicin ;. Polly, Miss Stephens. After which the Comedy - of THE PANNEL. . 7 0 which will b - e-mled the new .Dramatic Romance of yy THE IVANDERING BOYS. ' onday, King Richard the Third ; with Turn Out. • THE GOVERNORS; AND SUBSCRIBERS OF THE MIDDLESr,X HOSPITAL. ;Ni l , 1 '°l4llll, LADIES, AND Gt:,:xt.rzttr:, VACANCY. having been declared, for the 1 11 . 1 OFFICE of SURGEON to the MIDDLESEX HOS v.pon th e D ea th o f Mr..Wi THAm, I splicil the I I- °I your ar Vote and Support to Succeed him. , ‘;'as upwds of Ll even Year3.SargeOn. to the - York Hos -1,,,"" a Chels ea , an d have been fer the last Fifteen Years-a ei s r a eller of Surgery: and Anatomy in this Metropolis; which tr„" lst ancescouibined, I hope I may vitli propriety as kensions to )our Salfrage upon the piesent Occasion. I have the honour to be, My Lords; Ladies and Gentlemen, 'Your very oLkedieut.and devoted Servant, • .1. C. CARPUE, 40 TN Member of the Ltoyal College of burgeons. • , ean-street, Soho, March 8, 1314. • rs , "IX ONE rIAY TO DRAW.—RICH WHEEL. and Co. the Contraclors; respectfully i u , the Public that the LorrEßy will finish Draw " MONDAY NEXT. TheAVheel is very Rich; and contains 2 Prizes of L.20,000 1 . 2,000 11 N , 3 l,OOO Il t i,'`'eg others of 5001: :3001. 2001. &c, &c.—The first-drawn ~4 e ; , bov e 171 will rretive, in addition, 20,0001. ,l ( . • ot 41 ,:i\l'. rs and SHARES, wart anted .undrawn, are seßifl; lII' and Co.'s Offices, N(I. 11, l'oulti y; ' _ 1 N 0.31, Aldgate High- A _ , 12, Cliarin-4-cross ; I street. . IC 3 the D raw i ng beg,iris at a very early hour -on Monday 44 it,. 'ling, it is necessary that all. Purchases should l e r- wade ou i s ~. .._ ' No. 292, .STRAND. PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TILUSSE.S. • rifiEsEt instruments are upon :an entire new ns Principle, the Springs are so ctinctrolt ,A . as to whnit increase or decrease in : size and force;e , iii ansvvcr fur 'l4'l"ft \6 . 11 '"ur s'rap whatever. 8.-ILNION, ODY, and Co.c.cli-d -111 e iilv recommend atrial to 111 those w h o prefer perfect 0-,:e; .4 security to the gailin.;: N , l , lication of the c Oilt nisi, their usual - liberal terms, viz. that ti:c . -etu ery rned to all pur thasers, if not found • effect in ev kitzther in vent i on, gaiter an< tt•': ' " datmige. c The' Mare rece i ve d the t . o l lowittg ' appointnients :—The Florpitds - and Irotli.--va - i - 4 . 5; the Ord ,,reenwich Ilaspitat, the Hon. East - Company, • tt • :X 4ert:;l',t;Tek-,..;ns residing in the country, sending the cireum 41,va I, e l the body, iai ne just above ma) . depend aoc aratelj• fitted- L( This This Day was published, 1p prhited in 'FWD Vols. fwAscap Svo, price 'Gs. boards, the Third Edition of INALABA the DESTROYER.' -A Metrical P.oitialice,. with . c,opiorts Note:. .1 • By 11,013ERT SOUTHEY, Esq. • • .I: ) . lint td for I,toignian; Hurst, !tees, Orme, and Brown, Pa tirx:ti:ttei,-1.9w-; anti at the, pritish Gallery, 54, Now-Ltond • (2,,,,,` 11 whom itiav be. had, by the satue Author, 2 vol . : )i "l Triuinpliale, for the Year 1814, 3s. Gd. Owniana, t tir :* 12 s• Matliie, 2 vols. lt:s. .louji of Are, 2 vols., 1.65. 4114.„-"f Kehanta, • 0 vols.' I , ls. ro. , i)3s, 2 vols. 19.5. Speci t.f-i',' ° I the Later English Poets, 3 vols. 11.11 s. Gd. History 11 Ss e Brazils, 4to. 2s. Paltnerin of England, 4 vols. lit er uiele Lett of 8 frotu )ainl.l and Portugal, vols. 10s. Gil. of th e Cid, 4t i u. 15,' NEW FI.U.TE MUSIC. This Day was pu;ilishcd, - • 0 . L of ELEGANT EXTRACTS, for' the ii(„ „ s ' 3 ERMAN FLUTE, cOnsisting of Airs, with Varia t..,4;l, Rond os , M arches, \Valtzs, Duetts, &c.&c. selected Cl MpoSitions o f the most favourite Authors, • some titilich• are com Used, and ;the whole arrangeil by L. GIA- Aft L l. Profess or p of the Gerinan Flute, price 3s.- the munerous Selections alre.idy compiled and ar t," tor the Flute, it. may be considered unnecessar t:.. 14it.the Public with a new work ; the Publishers ofll., " .° doing, have only comlied with the , wishes of . a ot Amateurs for somethin p g modern. 'I be Beauties faveurites of the present day being Private could not he introductd 'in the 'Works already tion Iq t,I e!' ta - render this Collection a truly valnable acquisi ,:4? m erforeis oil thi s e l egan t an d f as hi ona bl e Instrn d fee It will contain the most favourite Compositions : of Sir ~lai e n%On, M essrs. Bralmin„Shield, Bishop, Davy, King, il„ it '; 4''gbi; and likewise e celebrated Foreign Consposers, Pt to been putlorchased at the expense' of many Thousand wiinspecth manyu o othfeL.r pGianella roduetiona of merit, under the "Niate . t 1 ' . 'This Day was published-, 'A Edition, pri ce fi ve Shilli ng:, illustrated with Cases, P RACTICAL TREATISE on the it VENTION anti CURE o f th e VT,NEREAL DISEA,SE co mlqunce:, ;ks Strictures, (fleets, &e. includin Di g C . ; "• 4 1 Observations ou Tabes Dorsalis, Nlucal s-. " • • - Lat By T. M. CATON , . Snrc.reon, eof the Unittd flu . t. Is of St. Thomas% and Guy's. spt a . DC„, i %.`!• ,i '-- se " f or Messrs. Sherwood and Ci. 20, Paternoster-row, it 4n "- J• :Ilartin frollei-street, CarendiAi-square, Lundor;— !, ,11 4 Y be bud Cat.o . n On Female Diseu.se, :is. 6d ; Astluna ~....._........._''-• ,l'iter Cough, 2s ; Inligesth,n, &c. :3s. . . 1-iI LBLAINS, SPRAINS, ItHEITMA'rISMS, &c• 1 .1) ( - it. BTEEItS'S OPODELI)OU lia - s beets long 5i established, from its superior excellence in the alotre ti, other external Complaints, and its celebrity : has given ~,,le , .t . n a variety of Counterfeits, which are ` non ` orYcred for , re t .n. almost every Street and Town in the Kingdom. They liter q,eneral composed of ingredients so base, as to proolice d e o ''' . no -s; l 'ect, theieby deceiving those who expect relief ; ~f :ley ayt, wrapped up in Ilircetions nearly copics of , those ~t . iji, Uennine Opodrlutic, in which the names of Dr. Steer, (21 1 : '4 ' l "g - cross, and Mr. Newbery, Booliseller, oj St. Paul s th..l.vell-yard, persons not in existence, are made use of with , i, snZtelit. of more readily defrauding unwary Purchasers. As N..t:iel,llerefore become ne c essary to ohvitte such impositions, %, l l ,' are prtt,tiscd evto in houses of at etiting respectability, d i I3Le w ill be careful to Isk for the Genuine Opodelduc, s . lute 1., , ;,: ( 1 .) , 1d - Y F. Newbery and Sans, in St. Paul' CI • I ard iv _ on; and they dill observe, as the only marl; of anihen "tY, that like words, " Newbery, Nu. 45, St. Paul's," are etterav U ' --., e in. the Stauw. • ring this: ' i t 01' c~iitl~ , i a bl 4 . ed )tl• veiv vini l Hitt' - L) b le li e ; di 0'1" 5 .11 C , 11! . 105 .r .~ - ti'7 r ~_r ;~ n `` 1% s, V r d 4: 6 4 03- ° Lei' ttl Jo o c ' s 0 Fe° i of r cf / • 1f is ~ ,i ~ ~i. art: O kotor'' )0) 11101 robbe 1 e to ,tall ) tp ll c!;::-. Oct Ci f 11" I I iil WiPPI: e 4 e r) ri3 ~.---' . s 1. • ; t ;e .0t • - • ;OP P DO"' seoc to" vld' i i i "r ,I ; sr•-` ti . e! d ;a' ,;I• • "lf 1 7 ' f ';?i e f e ,oi 14 7".1 SATURDAY, MAUI H 12, 1814. DISTRESS IN GERMXNY. BOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES occasioned by the War in different PROVINCES of GERMANY gave rise to a SIMSCRIPTION, and the Forma-. tikt of a COMMITTEE in London, to relieve the Distresses o❑ the Continent.' •By the generositrof the British Public, the sum of nearly 50,001-was remitted, which-rescued multitudes front the ex tremity of want ; 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-. rested ; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al most unexampled in the annals of history. The Committee are anxiPrus to s impreis upon the minds of their 'countrymen, that in anticipation of British support, they Cave remitted to .different parts of Germany to the amount of near 40,0001 - • • Amottut already advertised £.43,1335 15 is • Subscriptions since received : • Collection at Royston, Gowen Bull - 2 2 per Ole Rev. William Joseph Brown - 1 .0 Pendell:Ws Coagre- • At Down's & Co. "g,atiin, - l7 /.6 Collection at Penton- Jos. F. Barham, Esq. ville• Chapel• 73 12 M.Y. - _ 50 0 Collected at St. James's Collection by the Rev.. Cierlzenwell, addl.. John West, Citrate of •tional , - - Stebbiug 331. 10s:3d. Wm. Hughes, Hewitt, Mr. Lees , Camberwell 1 1 - Esq. - - l 1 Mr..l. Lees, ditto I 1 Mrs. Mary Smith, Hot- Mr. Mtritagne, ditto 2 2 Wells, Bristol 40 0 Mrs. Montague 1 1 Rich. Arkwright, Es q . Friend of Mr. Hentsch 1 , • 0 ' Cromford, Derby.. Coll..c!isiti at Huthicrs- .shire - -.. 100 0 nei.:, per Friends • 42 0 Collection at Crawcott - Henry Schmidt, per Chapel, Bucks, per Rev..] HOW 1 0 , Rev. Thus. Scott 13 0 Sir Robt. Preston, )3t. 21 0 Nathaniel Pearce, Esq. - T. P. Maftin,Esq, 10 10 by ditto, - 3 0 Hannah Si, arp 0 '6 1 • 4 Subscriptions r:Teive4 at the Bars of the City of London 'Favern ; Lloyd's COliee-Louse; Stock Exclianse; and at all the BankerA in town and country. R. H. NI AIL i'EN, 1 LUKE ISecretaries. This Day was publisikcd, in Two Volumes Bro. Price 11. Is. Boards, the 2d Edition of EL E M - EN TSof C H-E MIST 11 Y. By JOHN, MURRAY, P.R. S. E. Lecturer on.Cbeiuistry and nn Materia Medica and Phar macy, EdinbUrgh. Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon; al:11.10bn Anderson and Co. Edinburgh; of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. A System ut Materia Medica and Pharmacy, in 2 Vols. syn. the 2d Edition, price 11. is. Boards. 2. A System of Chemistry, the ;;(1 Edition, in 4 Vols. aro. 'price 21. Bs. Boards. CONTRACT FOR COALS FOR GIBRALTAR. Commissary in Chiefs Office, March 10, 1-614. B UTCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Commissaryin.Chief to supply COALS, to be delivered at Gibraltar, may receive Particulars of the Con tracts at this Office, bettv'een the hours of Eleveti and Fite, and deliver their Tenders sealed up, and directertto the Commissary in Chief, niarking thereon " Tender for Coals for Gibraltar ;'? on or before Wednesday, the 28d. instant, (Cut none will be received after Twelve .0%1°04 on that day), nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on M. annexed to a printed Particular, and the prices inserted in words at length ; nor unless a Lettet v be subjoined, to such Proposal signed by Two Persons of known property, engaging to become bound ,witli the Party tendering in the sum ex pressed 'in the .Particulars fur the 'due performance of the Contract. Acltniraltyollice, March 10, 1314. W4DOW'S , P§NSIONS. NOTICE is hereby given, That all WidOWS who receive Pensions from the Charity established for the Relief of poor Widows of Commission and Warrant Officers of the Royal Navy, must send or bring tothis Office, between the 17th and 31st of this Month, the Affidavits required by the Rules of the Charity,,in order to their being inserted on the Pension List, which will be immediately prepared and paid in May next. All Letters from Widows must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy: WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London, The best Accommodation for Travellers, goimi Beds,. choice Liquors, and moderate Charges. The following Post Coaches,' Mail Coaches, &c. set out from the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. FAXETER, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, falmanth, Darteso.uth, and Salisbury,Neiv Post'Coach, every Morning at half past. Six o'clock, through Honiton,, Axminster. iiridport, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding,_Peterborougli, Stilton and Hunling, don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coach e s from Boston to Sailsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. BATH and BRISTOL- Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine, anti Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound inn, Bath, aod the Lon don-Taveru, .Thomas-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morning.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets out every Nloruing at 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 withstaading the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is allowed *to be the most agreeable and complete Public Con. yeyance on the North Road, being unequalled in accommo sititiors by any other. - KENOAL, I..aucaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Orin-kirk, and Garstatn; Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'cloek. Guarded. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan - , Dumfries, Brownhill, Thorn hill Shinto ha r-Kil , Catnnock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland,Camperdown Coach (Daily) YORK, Newcastle and EditiOurgh, new Coach, performed with a-Guard throughout, seta. out every Morning at half past Six o'clock, by way of Newark, Bettor(); Tadeaster, Dar- Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengerl tiudia“kuntselves fatigued from the length of - the journey, may rest what -time they pleaq ! , an t i th en pro ceed on without any 'additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, Yock, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull, Scarborough, Whit:iy, and other places. BRIDGEN9ItTH and . Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening . . LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out every Burning, through 4.utterwortb, MO Cross, Hinckley, Atherstoue, Tamworth, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Warrington Northampton, and Dunstable. CARLISLE, Peorith, and Whitehayen, Post-Coach, goes with Four FlOrses,,and a Guard all the way. Passes through Brought Appleby, Greatahridge, Richmond, Catteriek, Borougbhridge, Wet herby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Gran tham tthe nearest way by 18 Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs thu journey with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the ItAd by business or pleasure, hare the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the next. Coach. . WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o?cloc!i. CHF.SCER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tnrporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewiih, Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and•Yartn, " new Coach, every Morning„to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, - Winslow, Congletim, Newca9tle, and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Aft ertioon. Guarded. SHREWSBURY, Weliitn,tton and Shillual, Post=Coach, the Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, eery Evening at Five o'clock, Guarded. SHEFFIELI) and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rock : ingharn;every Morning. SOU I'HASIPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, eVery Evening. DIRMINGHAM Mercury cost -Coach, with a Guard, sets out ever. , Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. Passes by Oxford, Edston and Shipstone, •to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Rimini:haul. BIRMINGHAM,' Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morning. HULL, Northcave, llowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to the BuiJ and Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hull. liEwrFoßn,. Warn, Hoddesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, very M6rning. TO'rfENFIAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, 1-411-past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will.not be =omit able far any Writing, Parcels, or Luggage, &e. of mere than Five Pounds Value, if lost or damaged, nnless entered as such and, paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow- Hill, *.,,* Passengers cud Parcels are booked for all the above Coaches, at Hats hett's New White Horse Cellar Coach-Orlice, GENUINE '.;IFJ)ICINES.. TIE following MEDICINES . may be pro cured genuine of E.EDWARDS, 66, St. 'Nut's Church yard.. Hill's Balsam of Honey 8 6 Juniper Ess. Pepperm. l l 1 Es...tice of Watertiock.. 3 6 Roche's Embroaatioh: .4 0 11 ,illiuu's Bilious Pills.. 2 9 Robberds's Cough Dr. 9 9 Wessel's Jesuits Drops 2 9 JursiperESs.Pennyroyzil 1 ll* Marshall's Cerate 1 li Speediinan'sPills 2 0 * Church's CoUgh Drops 2 6 Spilsbury's Drops .... 60 * Aniboyna Tooth Powder 2 6 CiFeenon4.ll's Lo4.enges 1 li* Cornwell'sOrientalCord.4 6 Inglis's Scott's Pills .. 1 ie Widow Welch's Pills.,. - 2 9 f Salt „of I,.,emons .. . 1 0. Keyser's. Pills ....., ~ 6 3 :i . .:agleton's Eye Oint. 2 - Q * Vetwe's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Godbold's Bal•:atn.... 18 0 * Newton's Tooth Powder .2 9 1-101ry's Megoesia.... 2 9 Church's Pectoral Pills I.li I Norris's Drops ' 2 9' • Walsh's Atityertossis.. 2 9 I Essence of Spruce .... :3 G Coltsiciot Loz... 1 IVI Durable ink Atzdkov na Lot ion 4 6 British 011 • 114 Wessei'sSpeciticitem l edy 29- Cheltenham Salts 2 9 The'above (those with the star excepted; trill have the dress of E. Edwards, '66. St. Paul's, on the s*.amp Wi , ere also way be had every other Patelit - and Public -Modziae. Likewise sold by Mr. ! Sanger (late Bacon's), 150, Ox(urd street. • . Liberal 1.10-tvance to ISlerellants and Traders. To the NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in GENERAL. 9111 E COMMSRCIAL HALL WINE' CCM PATSY, No. 10, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, feel happy tl:e rfitvnow, ff.:t them, of ;n6Artning. their nu merous c riends, that they 'have, for the accom•nod,itinu of the Nobility, Genth, and Puhlic in general, opened a [louse, No. :340, OXFORD-STREET, Where a large assortment of Samples of the choicest WINKS are kept, which the Company can safely recom:nend„ as being of a peculiar fine flavour and quality, than are generally sub mated to the taste and judgment of a discerning Public; the Prices of which are as follows: Per Dozp. Fine Cape 11Iadeiras . • L.l 16 0 Good Port Wine, Vintage 1812 •.2 0 0 First quality ditto 2 4 0 Good, Port, old in wood, new iu Males . • .2 6 0 *Choice Old Port, not crusted .. 213 Curious Old Port, warranted to have been three years is bottle • • *Also ISO-VVintag,e, 10 months in bottle *Very strong old norm Port, warranted to keep sound and fine 58 years ' 3 3 0 *Very Fine Old Sherry, warranted to have been eight years in the butt Fine Tenerife , 2 6 0' *Fine Old Branti Madeira *Finest Old West India Ditto *Curiously Fine East India Madeira, warranted . fo be 12. years old ~ • 4 4 0. *EastlattiN Lisbon 3 0 'O. *East-India Sherry ' :3 0 0 Fine Lisbon. 2 6 0 *Ditto ditto Mountain 2 6 .0 *Finest White Noyeau *Ditto Pink Ditto . Ditto Old Rum Shrub . . *Fine Port, per Pipe . Half Pip e 54 0 0 Quarter Pipe *Curious Old Port, of the Vinta,7e of 1808, of the Most exquisite flavour.. Half Pipe Quarter Pipe . *Very - fine Old Sherry, six years in the wood, 'per Butt llB .0 • 0 Half Mitt k Quarter Batt Bl 0 0 *Fine Old West India Madeira, per Pipe Half Pipe Quarter Pipe 3O 0 0 Per Liallon. Fine Flavoured Geneva Ditto Old Strong Ditto 0 12 6 *Ditto very Strong ' *Ditto ditto Jamaica Ruin 0 19 ' 6 Rotteidam Hollands, of the purest quality 1 8 0 *Very Curious Coniae Brandy, warranted to be ten 1 12 0 1 0 v i e tf old *OFine Flavoured Old Ruin *Fine old B. Brandy. 0 16 0 0 _ *Fine old 'British Ilullands . .. 1 9 0 Per Dozen. •'*Finc flavoured Vin de Grave 4 5 Q *Ditto Saturn, ditto . .4 15 0 hock, *Obi ditto 2 17 0 2 17 .0 !24 0 9" 63 0 0 33 0 0 *Ripe Champagne *Noyeau Martinique, ditto 6lO 0 • *Claret, - ditto 5 10 0 *Frontigniac . . • 6 6 0 For the conveniencv of thsse Families who prefer their Wines in . Pints, and for Connoisseiirs in 'superior Articles, the Company have seleete_d .the most Curious Wines, &c. and offer the following as the most choice that can be pro duced . Per (toren, *Fine West India Madeira, in Pints *Old East India.ditto, of the most exquisite flavour • and quality •... . 0 5 0 .*Ditto Malmsey *Old East Irtdia Sherry, of the most curious and scarce quAlity *Fine OW Dr. , Lisbon " 1 12 0 *Ditto Caleavella.. , *Ditto Coustantia, very rare quality *Port Wine, newly bottled, irons the finest selected Pipes of the favourite vintage of 1806 *Ditto, ,of the ni , Nt rare sort, bottled from the most curious Old Wine iu the kingdom *Pine Apple Shrub, maafrom the finest flavoured . OW Ruin .. 1 10 0 Those ,i‘rticles marked* are what the Company recommend as being of the finest flavour, uud of a .more suptria quality than What is geQurally sold, ' , [lißict St.tNtfi-ktAi,P.l,.tt:Z4l.4.l'. . , This Dar rras . publiilied; Bvó. prig Us; t3c.iiiis; THE LEGEND of It NA xtrith dthei Pdef2l3. By WALTER i'.1.TER. 4 30 N. Printed foi. Lorigman Flu'rSt, Rees, Orme; alid 13rovitii Paternoster-m*3 and Constable and Co. Edinbiil.gb. This Dar was pitbliebcd, in Co. Price 11: 111. 6d. Boards, arid do fine thick paper, price 2i. 2s. Beifds, DLEASURES of PITY, and other po,tgs, By FERDINAND FULLERTON WE.'4TON,'-' Es 4; Printed for Longtnaa, Hurst, Rees, Orme, And Brown, Paternoster-Row ; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond= street, London; and J: Upham, Bath. --- Early in the next Month will he publi3hed, in One Vol. Bvo. ,k N ESSAY on the PREVENTION and CURE P.. or INS A NITY:. With A.MNArratiout on the Miles fot the detection of Pretenders to Madness. • Ily GEORGE -NESSE HILL. Medical Surgeon, and surgeon to the neutron& Institution for the Delivery of Poor Married Women in Chester. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and nrovhi, Pam ternoster-row, London. . . . . . • • SCARPA ON HERNIA: This Day was published, In Bro. with I.lplates,, price 16s. boaioS, AL TREATISE ON HERNIA. By ANTONIO SCARPA, Professor of Clinical Surgery in the University of Pavia. Translated from the Italian, with Notes and an Appendix ) By JOHN HENRY OiTISHART, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,, and one °Nile Surgeons to the Public Dispensary tit' Editittutgli. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, atkd Brosvii, Lon - don ; and T. Bryce and Co. Edinharghi AMERICAN PAPERS, A letter from the Yost-master at Warren tO 3. Johnson, Esq Post master, l'ittsburz,b, dated Warren, January 3, says ; " I am informed by the Postmaster at Lower Sandusky, a party of 40 men, commended by Lients: Lar;Vell, Fisk, awl Davies, who were sent by Gen. Cass to reconnoi. tre-on the river De Trench, were attacked by the British, 3 killed, 2 made their-escape, and the rest taken, prisoners." Efttr, FLEET SAFE.—An alarming account *ai received at Pittsburg on the s.th inst. by a Gentle man who left Erie on tide 3lst of December, on which day intelligence had been received from I.3otEdo of the destruction of that place,, and .the _ _ _ _ march or the British and Indians eight or ten miles tin the Lake towards the town of Erie, where Commodore Perry'sfleet were posted, 91 •iniles from Buffalo; spreading terror tbro4lgh the coun try, &c. A subsequent rumour from LanCaster mentioned the destruction of Erie and the fivet.- o,•ruppreivensions, however, are abated, by the following article from the National Intelligencer of Thursday, which apj►ears to he the latest au thentic news from the scene of danger .--- WASHINGTON, JAN. 13.—By' private letters which have been received from Erie, dated on the 4th instant, we learn., that the fears. of the im mediate approach of the enemy bad in a great. measure subsided.. .13y the last information re- , ceived ,at that place tro'n persons sent out to reconnoitre, it appears the enemy do not de sign to attempt to _approach that harbour before the ice on the lakes becomes hard enough to bear them. It is the opinion of every person there, that. the fleet 'is perfectly safe I and, in addition to the obstacles to their proceeding to Presque Isle, the enemy, if they attempt to destroy the town, according.to their late incendiary mode of Warfare, wilt find it defended by a large body of militia, who have repaired thither in a spirited Manner for its defence. Many volunteers were on - the pOint of proceeding from Ohio, but were turned back, their services being ,deemed unue ces3ary, It is our opinion that both the WWII and. the fleet are safe. DgrEsca of ER/E.—Gcneral Meade has order ed out the first brigade of Pennsylvania militia, en masse, and 1000 men from the second, to march immediately for Erie, to perform a tour of thirty days ; and Governor Snyder, in a letter to the Se cretary at War, has suggested the necessity of a farther requisition (as the first can be held in set vice 30 days only), for the purpose of protecting that part .of our frontier against an apprehended attack from the enemy. His Excellency observes, c‘ I deem it but necessary to express my with that some measures may be adopted by the United States' Government,.as, added to the efforts there making, under the state authority, will afford the all-important service which the exigence Of the country demands." Our Plattsburgh Correspondent writes thus, Jan. 12 : " Night before last General Wilkinson arrived here from Malone, reviewed the troops yesterday, and starts this morning- for Albany ; he will probably be back in a few days." A detachment of about. 1000 men have arrived at PlattsbUrgh from the French and ail the troops at Burlington have been ordered thither. The object of the enemy-appears to be to divert the attention of our torces in that quarter while they are transporting their military stores to Kingston, We have it from good atit4ority that 100 yoke of oxen have geneover the lines for this and other purposes.----Burtington Centinet, Jan. 14., ENBRGUIC TLOCTEDINGS.-- , -TIIC House .of Re presentatives yesterday passed, after a warm de bate, arcs unusually late sitting, the bill to en .courage -the. recruiting service, by .fitcreased.houtim &c. We sincerely congratulate our readers on the deterdiination at length evinced by tho. majority to adopt decisive measures, and on the zeal which they display in the prosecution of them. A spirit of unanimity now pervading the republiCan ,ranks, will secure, perfect harmony in. the policy obviously enforced by the present as pect of our atfairs:—.Nettional. batelligencer. d 111;_. or the'; Ca- NO' ) ertf