The Sun. — London, England, 1814-03-04 00:00:00

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Thresham, R. A. with short` Biograpiiical Notices, price 11. 55.; or Proof Impressions, in a superior wanner . ,:ti)n large paper, price 11. 16s. The Sixteenth Number will. be published on the Ist of Z,lny; and the Work will be regularly continued every two Months. rri PRINCIPAL OF 'WEDS of His MA JESZ'Y'S 014)X.:INCE do Areby Kier Notice, That Pi-oposats Will be received at their Wee in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday, the 11th of March next, from such Per sons as may be willing to•undertahe the Supply of WHEEI.- BARR9WS for Service tif this Department , for a period of Three-Years i determinable after the expiration of. the first Year, upon- Notice of thro Months,, at the option of either Party. This bay was published, in 3 vois; iftna. 15s, boards; triORASMIN; or, The Minister, eßommieo4 11i..? 14 the Autho'r of the SWISS.ENIIGRANTS. Printed tOr 'Longman, Hurst, Rees, 01'1,1C, and BrOtyti3 Paternoster the; and at the:British Galleiy, 54, Nev Boa. , street. now t ;t, THEATRE Ill)I-GARDEN• f ir o"A10 ItltO CV . EVEN] NG, March 5, will 6 " Performed the new cumie Opera of tift• THE FARNIEPI: WIVE. °l 'whic . .ii (6th tin a new Dramaticßomante, called pan • . THE WANDERING BUS. \ • ' r 44 4 13 day, A ta - xixes • with The Devil to Pay, and the t u . , r . , - 4.itr ke. -._ 4 v ice n rc. `Ad' "Printed for STOCKDALE, ju6 .: 41, Pail-111a11, via . i 0" it 'L~~ , af idr ei o f 111 t) o f :art • "3, 1 ,`io •:~ od.• Ji• ~ es. ,„ 1 . -s• "1 . ric e* „top' sva• • DISTRESS IN GERNANY. A b' -our Biglit Years ago, the CALAMITIES . li!,:barecagotied 'Li the War in different PROVINCES of lit, 'ANY gave - •to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the 14 - Orinto• ir of • _ , , Irl.. , ' 'q 11, LOAM' 1 ILL in -London, to 4 - elieve,t he Distresses rl y . t - , ontinelit. tO,p cji l ie generosity of the. British Public, the sum of nearly tr,, tii i , Was remitted, which rescued multitudes - froni the ex tlii,Y of want; but at no period since the existence of t,,grel. unuitte e , bas the mass of every kind of 'misery been tttt 4 ., 4t, in the country to which their - attention was first di -I,,tc. '4; where the many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lail t 4li4 s Bohemia, Saxony, Brawignburg, and other parts, ht%teritailed %ton the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings, al- Thliti,exampled in the.annals,of history. . tit t i; C giuniittee are ailxi , )tn; to impress upon the minds of t hei, r e `Hintrymen thatanticipation of British. support, •••re remitte ' d to different parts of Germany to the " 4t of near 40,0001 4 0unt already advertised - L. 36,676 16 8 A• t • Sub seri pt i ons since received : • Pt, •• - - - 5 0 0 Baptist Congregation, il" P riend s monthly - at Olney, by the ts);"'lg, Thaxted 97, 12 6 Rev. Mr. Sutcliff 18 10 0 ii It i nget, by Rev: T. Indepernlent Congre- I 'N L „ e - - 20 0 gatioi), at Olney, by - , hi ~""e German Charm the Rev:Thos. Hill- . ti v i l n- "udnian's-fields, yard - - 7 15. 0 Tli'.' s , e v•brticirivabe 83 9 6 G..Colquit, Esq. 2 2 0 t(a. .1) midi-en of the Lady Thompson and IS.'„4, by ditto 39 6 Family tit . , y ev.L. O. b dittO 10 0 Two Friends - al5 0 4,,." ,,, is - - - , , 0 0 .1. E. Wilmot - 10 0 0 4ti•Burder and Con- • Mrs. C. L. B. - , 2 0 0 It'• h' i s°; s tion, additional 4 0 0 L---- Morant, Esq. 1 0 0 C o jr• rridham - 10 0 A Lady - - 2 - 0 0 1 1 ,, t i ct iuli at the Cha- Mr. _\laveock - - •- 1 0 0 l'F o '; • , King - 41 ;1 nd 1.6 12 41 J. .H. iVackerbarth, r g ', 4l ll ; edforci, a first - E-q. - - 2.1 0 0 t o , 4 tauce of Collec- A Wal..x.r lost - 10 0 N ie l vhfter a General John Plower Esq. - 10 10 . 0 IA ° lng, Feb.9.l, W. Richard and George . ti, , • i r ,,. , ” Lag. Mayor, Hate - - 10 10 0 01 , ,,'" Chair - 156 0 0 Colleeted at Olney' I;,'.' u• Angerstein, Church, after a Pti,A - - 100 0 0 Sermon, by Rev. 4. , ;" s at Sunder- Henry Gauntlett 21 2 6 h n . fl, by Sol. Chap- Collection at, Ember . - 1 •''' 11 - -: 104 13 0 top Church, after a l en y ds at Newsastle, Sernmn, by the A II- Bra-g • - 4h-39 4 6 Rector - ' Rev. Thos. Pry, ' l4) ther qi Dau 9 11 0 ter a " _ - 1 1 0 'L l, ;;scriptions received at the Bars of the City of- London i i . s'rr t , Lloyd's Coffee4rouse; Stock Exchange; and at all t l iaaio:rs in tOwn and country, R. H. MARI7IN, Iscc retar i es. 't • k ~ .LUKE 1-10 WARD, J - II •tv. Dr. —, Bath, 51.;" read, " Rev. Dr. .11aweis, ~_ Bath, '5 1 .- c -Rork' Ae ‘DFAIV SOMERSE'F-PLACE. 1\ ~1 ' ' ? , lI Ck ' is hereby 'given, that all WORKS b - ' l ;l .v t d,, -4 \ T o nd ! d_ for the' FNAUING EXHIBITION ..., must he ih - NOM', the Fourth, or by Six o Clock, on TUES.- r-I ,4 l t ‘ e ' d . " e Fifth of April, after which time none can be ad -1105a1'l1) • . 'sible care will be taken . of such works, but the "I kceid ellc4tt lemy cannot hull.' themselves responsible in cases . HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretary. T ErtV L/SPuNSAILY, Great Alie-sireet, Goodman's t • Fields. 'ANNIVERSARY SEAMON will be 111 E Win) en SUNDAY NEXT, the eth Day of fo r 'h", 4 the ' Pa • Ch urc h '- of .Saint Am) Limehouse, be- Rovai Highness ns theDulie of Kent, the Patron, Vice ei,'-n,ta:Friends, and Govermos of the Institution, by the N• LE BAS, M.A. Prebendary Lincoln, hector of tii rm Shadwell and Professor of Mathematics and Na- I? r ,, uhilu iop b v , a; ' the East India College near Hertford.— to begin at Eleven o'Clock. '44.:fi1l WEDNESDAY the 9th day of MARCH, the AN -IiSARY FESTIVAL ' will he Caches . 1,., 4 ted at the City of tic—„ T'ivern, Bisliopsgate-strect. ' - ," ° Yal Highness %lie DUKE of KENT in the Chair i ) itin er on .table at Half-past 4 o'Clock precisely. Lar y at 13s. each, may be had of the Stewards and Se c re at the Dispensary and Tavern. SAM. WEGENER,, Sec. • CENTLEMEN' vho have been disappointed 4.0, " 4 G. FOX'S PATENT AQUATIC HAM, GAM teasC', hie respectfully informed, th at he has now an Ex q()\e„Vbaiety waking into. GREAT COATS dad AItMY tr At L•x,‘S,fibth plait; ' and ornamented, in a variety of novel. aided designs , and coetpleted in a superior style o f i tqt; c e - by the h es t workmen. Also Shooting Jackets, Driv- C a ts, and all Garments required tp repel wet weather ! t hr e S een every day making up to order for Gentlemen of to y e l ' t t distincti on . Lik ew i se Officers' much improved Mili livcr oaks of the sa m e arti c le, which is light, wears clean, pLidY d urable'and . not bulky, and far exceeds cloth, fustian, ar cut cata any blet, or thing ever manufactured in wool, silk, itie r , to h. • With conticience arising from experience, and the Atui V e d demand for them by the t.irst Officers of the Army it i s Y, and Ladies and Gentlemen who travel orgu alr:oad, st ole t ) , roved that the Aquatic :Hair Gambroon, for its soh c,`:, Possesses the must requisites against windand , rain:in G cu "thates, and can only be purchased of the Inventor, 1:1,,,g•1F0 .. , 28 King-sfre.l. Covent-garden. Likewise may i h t47.4 . G • 10 x: ' s Patent ' Es - cu ' rial Blue - and Black Cloth, Kerr Vi to! , sttperior to any ever made by the Fr'ench. ,Ser a„, Liveries made in -the best manner, much lower than house. GENUINE M LIE following MEI: cured genuine of E. ED w l'lßalsam o f tloneY e • , ence of Waterduck 3 6 • t u a Bilious Pill s 2 9 et ts Jesuits Dros . 2 ‘‘ p ' . 4es hall's C era t e I • 4 T'kltch's C oug h Drops 2 6 i.4ll)syna To o th P owder 2 6 ii'!lnv olell'sbrientalCord.4 qw Welch's Pills.. • 6 9 I,,Y,,er's Pills 3 11 ' - e1 46's Vegetable Pills 4 6 -,Nttat's lUoth Powder 2 9 „Vinir.ch's Pectoral Pills I 13 Antipertussis 2 9 ColLsfoot Loz— • 1 1 3 ,',Whoyna Lotion .-• § • 4 6 `Vsers Specificltem e dy 2 9 abov (those wh the drtss E, e Edwards, it • 66, t . 418 9 htay be Had every other Pa Liberal allowance to M EDICINES. MCINES may be pro- ARDS, 6ti, Paul's Church ,Juniper Ess, Peplftrm. 1 ltuclie's EmbroZn:tiou 4 0 Rottherds's Cough Dr. 2 9 Juniper Ess.Pennyroyal 1 li* Npeediman's pilsbury's Drops .... 6 0 * Gpeenougli's Lozenges 114* Inglis's Scott's Pills S4tt. of Lemons 1 0 Singletca's Eye Ong. Codbold's Balsam.... 18 0 *- Henry's Nho'nesia 2 :Norris's_ Drops... Essence of Spruce .2 9 * I)prable Ink British Oil .. Cheltenham Silts .... 2 9 r tar excepted) will have the ad- Paul's, on the stamp whore ,feat and Public Medicine. :ercibautb'tund Traders. 1 6 1 1r MM.) SERMONS on the THANSGIVING, 1. 13th Januhrrhst. Price 6d. A CHIIISTMAS PRESEN ; hoing Four Discourses on the Collects for the foal - Sundays its Advent. Price 6d. - . . . By the Rev. Sir :IDAM (.:ORPON, Bari. . Prebendary of Bristol, and Rector vt West Tilbury. NEW MUSIC. L' REGLtE~'S ; a. Dno for the I-Tarp and Pimo-frte, d.,,Scated-to tht M:nnory of J. L. Dussek, compose! "by - Naderiaan of Pans, pate 7s. lid. Le Tour a Bath, a Divertimento for the Piano-forte,' with Accompani ments fer the Harp, Fink., and Violoncello, composed by G. Kiallniark, price ss. Pile following Pieces may be had singly, from the favourite Opera of Narensky, composed and sung by Mr. Braliam; at thcTheatre Bova), Drury laAe : The cele brated Farewell sung, price 25.; Forget me not, price is. Bd. 0 thou art all to me, Love, price 25.; For Ever let ifs Pat t, Duct, price 2s. ; The Bird for Freedom pines, sung by Mrs. Dickons, price Is. fid. ; and the much admired Trio sungeby Mr. Brahain, Mrs. Dickons, and Miss Kelly, price 3s. Like wise the favourite.Opera of The Farmer's Wife, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Coventgarden, composed and arranged fur the Piano-forte by H. R. Bishop, price 10s. ad. Loudon : Published by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. 20, Soho-square; and No. 7, Westsuoreland-street, Dublin. • Just published, in Bvo. price los. 611. The Fourth Edition, with Additions highly interesting to Proprietors of Piantatiolis,' riCHE PROFITABLE PLANTER ; a Treatise on - the Theory and l'ractice of Fanting Forest Trees; in e i very description of Sod and Situation, more particularly on elevated Sites, barren Heaths, rocky Soils; &c. with use-, ful flints on Shelter and Ornaintnt. Ey'WM. PONTEY, Ornamental Gardener, and Planter and Forest Pruner, w the Duke of I edford. _ 4, „ 4, The Appe►idix'to this Edition is sold separate, for the accommodation, of tnose•who Qlready possess the Book. Printed for John Harding, 36, St. James's-street. • Were way he had, • Pontey's Forest-Pruner, and Timber-Owner's Assistant, a Loraplete Treatise on the Training and Management of Bri tish Timber Trees, whether intended for Use, Orname-at, or Shelter; a New Edition, price AIR. SINCLAIR. This Day was published, price 2s. . Embellished with a big-lily-finished Full-Length of Mr. Sinclair, as Apollo, in Midas, No. XIX. of THE- THEATRICAL INQUISITOR, and MONTHLY MIRIIO.II. . Cantainnig, amongst a great v:.riety of other intereslii,g .Articles, Original and Copious Memoirs of Mt. !';i ai r—A eedotcs of Tate Wilkinson,, writ ten by himself—The Collector, No. 10—An Essay on the Poetry and Character of Barns—Remarks on Hunt's " rea&t. of the Poets," and on our early Dramatists- , --Intelligence Ex traordinary, or a New Plan for a Fashionable Newspaper—An Appeal to the Public, by G. Lanza, reSpecting the Mtiical Education of Miss Stephens—i{cvnews of - Li' othey's Cartorn Triumph:fie, :hiss Edgeworth's Patronage, Lord Byron's Corsair, &c. &c.—Original and Selected Poetry—Dramatic Criticisms, including Strictures on Mr. bean's Performances — An Account of Rogues All and the Farmer's Wife—and a Iteriew of the Minor Theatres. , . • Published by C. Chapple Bot.liseller to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, GG, Sold by Sherwood And Co. Paternoster-roc; I. Chappell, 99, Cornbill; and all Venders of Periodicals. . The tlirce first Volumes of the above Work are now to be had, in boards, at the Publisher's. Also, The Spanish Gui tar, a Tale for Youth, by Elizabeth Isabella Spence, 3s. extra. boards. . , TO THOMAtitTAYI.OII., ESQ. No. 9,. New Bridge-street, London. TloNnuftEn tits, Edinlinrgh, March 18. I BEG leave to inform you, that ever since - the year 1790, I had been afflicted vaith the Lues Venerea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine prescrilead by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis charged Trom - the Hospital with little relief, would appear to be of the most-inveterate nature. In the spring of lost year ni , y disorder had got to stied), a head, as nearly to put a period to my exiStence—l had a large ulcer on the Cr4Wll of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were - broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been In a state of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on it, was very inticli discoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. Theinpsoe, (who received so gredt a cute by therraliere), to take your Leake's Patent Pills, which IL hegui to do on the 2Gth of Scliy. ; in the course of, a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly healed— soon after, the gores on my legs healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable-discs louration in the skin, and pain lathe bone of the left, which, by the blessing of Qud, and a little longer perseverance in your, iovakiable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes disPersing, t . ne skin regaining its !iatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually. going thus became, by your iiberyl advice and 'medicine, perfectly free from all my former complaiuts—bare recovered my 'former 'spirits and strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued many months to the astonishment of all who kite* me, I am at a loss in what terms to exPress my gratitude, but • beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every Deca -1 sicn; in so (laing you will greatly Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humbl servant, e ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, Iligli-street, Edinburgh. Witritsles to the above cure:— 3311 u Thonartor, No. :3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh; Joan Mklatosh, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. Preparce and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of tlPe Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; whet e, after a constant residence of more thb.n 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation; with that inviolable secrecy which mien of .his profession sbOuld always observe iu such cases, he Hatters himself the advice and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taking this Medicine, will be estegmeol, by a discerning Public, as an advantage seldom attainable, android of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perfnmer's, No. 35, St. Alban's street, Pall 7 mall; the Toysfop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Disborough's; No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, South bridge Edinburgh; Mr."M‘Dontild, Jeweller, Glasgow; Mr. Calkwell's, Dublin; and by onv person in every considerable town in Great ilritain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. &ten, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themselves with ease', speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissibners, is printed, at the Stamp °thee—T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge-street— , to imitate which is navvy, amt. all others are oettuterfpits. Patterns of the Articles may be vicwcd upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's-Office in the Tower.' , And ficrther Particulars, together with the Terki and 0,11.- d1ii.071.9 of the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall, aforesaid, any Day between the hours of Ten and Four' o'-Clock, where the PrOposals must be delivered, .sealed .up' 'and indin:sed " Proposals . •for Ineelbarrows;"• but no Proposal can be admitted alter the said 11th of March at Twelve o'Clock at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed, un less the Patti/ making it, or an Agent in his behalf, sl.all • attend. _ _ By Prder of th Board, R. H. Cl?Egr, Seerrtacy. ARMY CONTRACTS. .C9MMISS4RY IN . CHIEFS OFVICE, Great George-street, Fel?. 2G, 1814. NoTicE is hereby given to all Perspus desirous _ o f Contracting to Supply the followin ARTICLES for the USE of the ARMY,riz. BREAD to his Majesty's Land ForceS in Cantonments, Quarters and Barracks in the undermentionet Comities and ' Island :—Alderney, Anglesea, Bedford, Berks, (including tha Town of_ Hungerford), Ilerwick, Brecon, Bucks,Sambridge, (including the Town of Newmarket), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, -Chester; Covuwall, (including- &illy), Cumber land, Denbigh, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Durham, Essex, Flint, Giainorgan, Glimeest!or, ,(including :the City of Bristol), Gtternsey,.i Innis, - Hereford, Hertford, Hunts,Asle of• Man, Isle of Wight, Jersey, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester,- Lincoln, Merioneth, Middlesex, Moninouth, Montgomery, Norfolk, Northampton, Northumberland; Nottingham, -OxfOrd, Perh. broke, Radnor, Rutland, Salop, Somerset,Stafford, Suffolk, . Sturey„Sussex, Warwick Westmoreland, Wilts, Worcester, York. ,And in the several Counties in North Britain. -:, OATS, to his Majesty's Cavalry in CantonMents and Quar ters, in the undermentioned Counties and Island :---Anglesea, Bedford,Berwielt, Brecon, Bucks, Cambridge, Cardigan, Car marthen, Carnareon, Chester, Cumherland;Denbigh, Derby, Dothan', Flint, Glamorgan, Cilo'ster, Hereford, Hertford Hunts, Leicester, Lincoln, Merioneth, 'Monmouth, Montgo mery, Northumberland, Oxford; Pembroke, It'adniir, Rutland, Salop, Stafford, Westmorelatid, Wrocester.• , i FORAGE,siz. Oats, May and Straw, tb his Majesty's.Ca vairy in Barracks, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, in the undermentioned Counties in •South Britian :—Berks„ Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, • Essex, Hants (including the Isle of W'i ,, ) ht), Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Northamp tor., Nottingham,•. Somerset, Suffolk, Surrey, Sussex, War wick, Wilts, York: And in the several CountieS in North Britain.—As also Forage to all Horses kept for his Majesty's service in the Island of 'Jersey. That the . Deliveries are to commence on and fur the Twenty-fifth Lay. of. April next; , that Proposals in Writ ing, sealed tip and marked, " Tender - Lir Army Supplies,": ' "will be received , at this Office on or before' Thnrsdny the Twenty-fourth Day of March (but none will be received after TWelve o'clock on that Day), and, if sent by Post, the Poatage insist be paid. • - ' • . Propos:Cis /oust be made separately for each County and Island, except' for the COunties comprising North and South Wales, all of which most be included in One Tender, as also must the several Counties in - North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up, by 'IWO Persons of known Property engaging to be come imund, With the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the dde Performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length;. and should it so happen that during the Continuance of Xlie Contract no Troops Aould be stationed or supplied in the County, the Expeiace of the Contract and Bond, paid in the first instance by the Contractor, tube refunded to him by the Commissary in Chief. . Particulars of the Contracts may be had on application at , this Defies, between the Hours of Eleven and Frye; at the -office of Deputy-Commissary-Gel/mai Young, Edinburgh Deputy Cummissarv-General Coupe, Gmrusey ; - and at the - office of Deplty Commissary-General Bent, Jersey. • ANTI-IMIPE•I'IGINES THE celebrated ANTI -1M PETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without Mercury, or ally de leterious preparation), , - stand in the highest estimation for the cure of tke Scurvy, Scrofula,. Leprosy; and all _disorders originating in an impure state of the blood; bolo; gradua, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their operation—the best substitute that has eves ueea discovered for that dangerous mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and . stimtilating • it to; expel all noxions and impure giving strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and invigorating. both body - and mind. Sold by Mathews. and Leigh, 18, Strand; Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-street, London ; A. Smith, •North Bridge; Edin burgh ; Al, M'Ponald, _and .1. Baxter,_ Glasgow; and all Me dicine Venders; Price Is. each, or four in ode family bottle for 335. iry which one Ile. hot& is saved, with the words " Smut. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. Where may be bad, The celebrated ABSTERGENT LOTION, for removing all kinds of Pimples, 'Petters, Ring-Worms, CarbunelesAc.-froM the Face and tikin. . • " Brants . - "'flat steals so softly in. the stripling's heart,' • " And gives it a new pulse unknown before." Price' 4s. Gd. and 2s:9d. a bottle, Duty included.—Be yre ful to observe the words "-Saint. Solomon, en graved- in the Stamp, without which none are genuine. . • ".„. 4,- Dr, Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual eirmplinienfol a one pound note_ to be in6osed, ad dressed " Money Letter. Dr. Solomoni Gilead-Hose, near Liverpool. Paid double postage." BY THE KING'S ROYAL TATENT.-GODBOLD S GETABLE BALSAM, The greatest Discovery ever found out for Coughs, Consump. tions, and Asthmas. _ _ _ "THIS -MEDICINE has been established for nearly Thirty Years, and is allowed by many eminent Physicians to be the only efficacious remedy to be depended upon for curing the above complaints. The numerous cures that are daily perforrned;and which ai e attested by persOnt of the first rank in this hingdoui, would fill volumes.. • 1513. —Recent certificates of surprizing cures performed on the following personi, viz. Robert Davies, 9, Cumberland street, Citels.a.—William Stytch, and likewise.his sister, 213, Upper Thames-street.—Dorothy Gay, 116, Gray's-inn-lane. —Alexander Clink, Ickwell, Bury.—James Newell, Lewis ham,Rent.—William Shingler, Mitcham, Surrey.—Martha Bowbank, Park-Dead, Derbyshire, and numerous' others -- ; to be seen at 3, Bloomsbury-square. The Vegetable Balsam per forms snore cures in consumptive cases, trian all other medi cines iu the kingdom put together,4-certainly we•never hear of any other medicine so successful... N.B. Messrs. Godbold have established an institution for the benefit of the poor and others, who cannot affUrd to pay the full price for the medicine, and have, in consequence, ap pointed it to be sold by one respectable Vender in every prin cipal town iu England, agreeably to the terms of the charity, tts well as at 3, Bloomsbury-square, where advice may be had every day, (Sundays excepted by enclosing the regu lar f. This Day was published, Elegantly printed, in 5 vols: Sso. a New tdition„trith si Life of the Author, a General Index, &c. "price is board s, of . • AN HISTORICAL and _CRITICAL AC COUNT of the LIVES and WRITINGS of JAMES I: and CHARLES I. and of the' LIVES of, OLIVER CROM WELL and CHARLES H. after the manner of Bayle, front original Writers and State Papers. .- - By WILLIAM HARRIS,- D. D. To which is now added, to , complete the Collection of Dr. 'Harris's Works, THE LIFE . OF HUGH PETERS Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington ; T. Payne; G. Wilkie ; Longman ; Hurst, Rees, Ormu i and flfown; Cadell and Da.4 vies ; J. Murray; J.. Amman ; and R..Daldwin. SPANISH and PORTUGUESE‘PAPERSi CATALONIA FREE. Head-quarters at Vicb, Feb. 8. The enemy's army is retiring with the greatest precipitation. They blew up the bridge of Mo- lins del Rey to , retatd the march of gut. troops ; but the latter passed the river by swimming, and are pursuing them closely. In 'the forcesses the enemy has left such small garrisons, that they Can only serve to guard and deliver up the stores, when-our troops prcseat themselveS. MADRID, FEB. 9.—Yesterday, a letter was read in the- Cortes from General Copons, , commanding the Catalonian army, stating that ,the enemy was retiring into France, and that he had sent a letter to 'General Clinton, requesting his assistance in the siege of Lerida, the surrender of which NV as speedily expected. The resolution of the COrsican to evacuate ca tahmia, shows the difficulties he is under to collect troops to oppose the Allies. • lie has ,withdrawn the t.roops from the army of Soult, replacing them with . conscripts ; and now he is withdrawing thent from the army Of .Sott:diet, - the greater part of which is marching'towards Lyons. We live nit forgotten that Buonaparte's suc cess at Lu'zen was in a great measure °wine to the 30,000 troops which he marched from Spain to Saxony; but let us hope, that at this favour able moment he will not be permitted ,to render available against the Allies the troops which he has withdrawn from the -Pvrennees. If Catalo lonia is evacuated, 11.6uSillon and Languedo4l may be invaded, and the inhabitants assisted in rising against the Cor'.>ican. His attention would thu's be forcibly called to the Pyrennees, since it would appear he flatters himself that on that side he has nothing to fear, or at least nothing of much consequence. MADRID, FEB. 12.—The bad weather (and it has been the worst ever known) has retarded the operations on the Adour. But the return of good weather, the skill of Lord Weilingto — n, and the valour of the Allied - troops, are about to give us new days of glory. The accounts front Catalonia are very vague according to some the enemy has left several gar ' risons in the fortresses ; according to others, good garrisons have been left only in Barcelona and Figueras, and the other fortresses have been blown up. Suchet, it is said, marched into France with 8400 infantry, and 1870 horse. General Copons in his 'dispatel says, that 6000 men had been left in Barcelona ; that Suchet was march ing towards Lyons, and bad left only garrisons i the Ampurdan. SANTANDER, JAN. N.—The blockade of San tona is continued, and the force before it is aug mented to 7000 men. An assault is contemplat ed, and it is expected to be successful. LISBON:FEB. 10. 7 ----EXtraet of a Dispatch from his Excellency Marshal Duke of Vittoria, addresS ed to the Must Illustrious and Eiccellent D. Mi guel P. Forjaz, from Head-quarters; St. Jeati de Luz, Jan. 30, 1814 ‘-‘ The enemy, In .the cotnie of the week, has made different attacks upon' oar piquets‘stationo at Jayetix and Aron, which have had the same result as others of a similat kind ; hitherto,btith partigi occupying the ground' they before held, and little lOss bt.h sustained on either side.. In one of these conflicts ,at the Puerto de Macaye, on the 26th, the troops of General Morillo con ducted themselves admirably, and the loss of the enemy in consequence was less inconsiderable on that occasion. " The hitest communications that I have liad from Catalonia are of the 20th current, and by them 1 am informed, that Lieutenant-General Clinton, in concert with General, Copens, tootle a movement with a division ot General Sarsfiel‘l at tached to 'the 2d army, and with an Anglo-Sici lian division under his - own orders., Ai the same time that General Copens advanced a brigade ot' infantry of Colonel Manzo, and some other troops, with the view of cutting off a detachment of the enemy at Lobregat, near to . Molins del Rey, he was supported by General Clinton ; but, unfortunately, the bad state of the roads pre,- vented the advantage cbntemplated, and the enemy I was enabled to retire." [The Lisbon Gazette of the 9th Feb. contains an Order of the Day, dated from head-quarters at Ustaritz, and published by order of his Excel lency Marshal Beresford, in which are supplied two extracts from letters of D. M. P. Forjaz, in Which that Minister expresses his approbation 'of their Excellencies the Governors of the Kingdom, in the name of the Prince Regent, of the gallant conduct of the Allied Atuiy, and particularly of the Portuguese troops]. v ics litla► Oat • i• it t a ;,~r . ,ot aau t; ruts I'Vt}# 11.0 14 all j' ,r . J' } 1i tf~ Otis. lie ; 01- ~ ;s nn ,~r.. - , , ,1. ,3 1 ,~~tl~ J ~ de' ah on ' air , of e o ,c sedf OS el 14, vv, 11 till • ACP • ,~,a{t~ 310 " t })"1: 13:1"' .: ~~~ ~~~- • i la3t~ V" ( 14 - to t vo to „ C I Pit- citi