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THE TRI A L of COLONEL 'QUINTINI of the I nth Hussars, by Court Alarti:il, at Whitehall, oh. the 17th October, 1814, and'subiecitient:Days. • Taken iu Short-bawl by Air.. W. 13. GUR N.,EY, Short-hand Writer to b o th Houses of - Parliament. London : Published hs Cale; eiiri is, and !elide, ;-Pater notter- row , and Egerton; : -LIFE ...k,N15 . :0,151141105S (}P-/3PONAPARTE. ' . - ~ , •.• .viri 5 4 !,D4.i : ,:0. re_ • 1 ),ill is L.M - , , • HanilsarnCly ' , ,, , TA4d,:i;t‘ , l- - witetoturget, Xktaro, price 11. 6'4. ••• •', th 01411 yiktb 1194;vr0.i.1 .I.faigrayiiig:,,, ‘-litArE4toitts... of' .. 1 ire LI ~ ,, t1 nii , CA, li PA IGNS , l• .. . ),,14V2i,. Of . '''';;:iyol.i . , % oN 1.:0•1‘;41 3 21 0 1i-I,E. . - 111 Frqfp,-- .itaiy, .. Germatly,..kigYVt , '/lii , ,•;tipAin, Zul34d;•turttigaltTs k a4d Russla, • • ciiive,l'opii?g: tin? C a sq;;lri'et '-p`pc.6lar . tilig t r:c Coque.mcet :01' tho.e stiiptil49l,l3 •01*"urri'lict[i; il:Aft*te.;(l .. by -proiev , stonal and7blnraybi4lAlircd44es' 0t evp4tt 4; pu ri: ry leadiui• • . •.„ ... - charecters.‘, •:•- ,- •'. .• • . • '' ~.....-..,-;.;.- : . Ry F.A:CI;;;,70R1), Esl. Pub. l- 4.shed:bi'J:fiild'J...clitideu - ;Tryy-lan c , .Pati v rp o s t er -r ow i -sold by-all EjokiiAlers. I,lc to s .1 0 1 4,. r:9 ) .4v 'p i )S• 6 • ' 10 ; 1)1 111311 e, t ri OCI k "I : g C"1 li s ‘co 15t '$ ` I` ° CJ° CROKF,R. - - This Day was published,.i n 4 vo l s . price.s.los. boartls, , TIM A MED—NOT MATCHED; or_, . ilfiitri 'il. - ninny in the 'Nineteenth Century; by Mri. Rd.'es. Author of " The Cousins,". " Strangers -of L 4144004" " Modern Calypso,",&e. &c. . . Printed for A: K. Newman and Co. Le d.enbalkstreet. Int be Press, and speedily will b e iblishect, ... 1' .. Spanish Campaign ; or, The Jew, by Mrs. leeke, :3 rots. Miseriesand Pleasnries of Matrimony. ; •or,'The First fitls band and the Second, 3 vols.. .• Children of the Abbey; by R. M, Roche, seventh Edition, 4 Vols. WAREHOUSING AND BPNDING SYSTEM. THE MEMORIAL agreed to by the pEN.p. R4L 'MEETING of MERCHANTS, held on the lOt)► of November inst. to be Presented to.the Lords Commissio . ners of his Majesty's Treasury, will lay for Signatures at the fol, lowing Coffee 7 houses, until T►velve o'Clock on SATURDAY NEXT:—, r• r ` ~~1 Lloyd's, Royal Exchange; Tom's, Cornbill ; .John's, Conlin11; 13atson's, ditto ; And at the City'of London Tavern. Nov. 10, 1814 111, THEI 41 8 ph ' lritE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.. Ilaitst•lESENT EVENING, Nov. I I, their 1 ,41, ph, ' :.7.isi'i:ci.lnts tail perform. the Comic Opera of '. la !la n, „ CASTLE We' ANDALUSIA. /iti ( clo, AilLs`ir. traham Don Ca!sar, Mr. Bellamy ; Don 1 ' vr ger ; 1 • I 'Yne ;. Pedrillo, Mr. Lovegrove ; Victoria, ktiol Iviii''ellzo, Mrs. ~tenons. be added, a Comic Drama, in Two Acts, taken I*, 4 ka 4 frtiiii the. French, called ),'4l ( , e Pa • JEAN I).F. PARIS. , Prix iv, , , V, l t t l ' i teif 'fir. 1 .1 ,,r i• Ellis:ton ; Seneschal, Mr. Lovegrove ; k \a ••• 'all"cit; Larry 11‘Gulihins, Mr. Johnstone; '441:5.' 0 '''re, Mrs. Edwin; Olivier, ..Miss Kelly ; Lo lls tlt v FRe . r. 1. '4, 1,11 4 4i t r i 01, , : ° . 111 1, Le Drama of Jean de Paris will be repeated 11,Pe.1400,,fae.b.eth : Macbeth, Mr: Kean.—On Monday, I V v, 4 "le I hird: Gloucester,. Mr. Kean.—On 'f nes- V)los..,ir l'eniletit wl • Visa Walstein, from the t l k, t 4 " i:4 t ". 41)11,1 , ' will it ti l :alie .I.ler first appearance at \' 4 4, i , sw, ~ ,pe c,'haraeter of Calista. :Itrei.'"u. Afterpiece has been long in active prepara -111,\: ~AJreapir,,oduceil in a few days. Ttip -- : - .. --.--_____________l. . ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. PRPSy Are"-- le" - "N 1' EVENING, Nov. 11, will ' 4t4,lN'ed u • • ... 'llt t i, / : . , U. Oh, of . 1 •,. 4 1,1, .• - 3 .; Oh, Tl.-IE FATAL MARRIAGE. i tt 'ai i tt. , 4 ) ,!", Mr. Morrav • lii con, Mr. Yoling ; Carlos,. '' st ' v" ll3 ' .o Y, Mr. Ic:e ' rton ; Isabella,• •Mis.,s O'Neill . , .td iippNirazice'in chat Character. Irl Act 111 all t' 'thalatninni. ) NI , AD- U. —PI , . oitt.:!.,- which, the new MeTo-Dra ma of AN 'I OF BONDY : OR, TEM. DOQ QFM°IC". Olt." % tit TARGIS. ti 4 l,: tie,, rlrn, Mr. Parryilmre; Captain .Aubri, Mr. p i iiip,„,:,,,e2-,,!: ,Itt.caire,Nli..Farley; Lieutenant Landry, \f l ' l lklia), 6_ t•J e `seerieschal of Llori,ly,. M I . 11:!;..1 - toti ! • Fro )kq,r,,FP\liiku , Misi S. Blot h ; Blai,e, ?dr. , Liston ; i,i'•' L' rs• Davenport ; Lucille, Mks .h . a . ote. ).14.4t,t. cAstoral Pas de Deus, is 414, Will 4 l it by . M.ous..Soissons and a oink to,,tlv Q , ) e Performed, for the first lime, C , . -.4,11•111,. 4 os, e.illei Join fPi i. • with . Day alter „,:•-•, iod :. -, o o- s , V"irt : '-i . 1 n'a(%br the -4 P2trtar.--gn .MAnclaV, 4141. n 'k)si t ~ "91;e4, Nils:: O'Neill.--On 'ruesday, will .1): t :‘, 4l ity l ,' 7 \ ; t '' ' 'Pl•,7 of a, A New Wav to . Pac , Olit Diiiits'..— I I '4.4y, 0 ., "Ice •Preserv.rl:.Belviileri.,.:Clis,4-(-VNOli.""- "e Revenge : Zanga, Mr. Kemblc., 1 fi t \ 1 7 11 ,..k‘‘- P -' 1 ( AL s• t i, h Etts MEETING 'of IVEST INDIA h;.1(1-,[1,4411,- .I,(ll‘lEitcti vs. 'rs rviil be held at the 14).::.'11..1.16''eTrn..f0n W.EfiNESDAY, the i6lll4;tani, s ' N E&S.—The Chair 'will he taken at Oac itO ~ WILLIAM HOLDEN, Secretary IPAT"'NT it , --- t.t 41 14 al,, i •,. 13 A . P.TS AND PLOWMAN. . t,NltiiT i t i tce t, :', I A NDA LL have the honour to 'k''Pl' ed hr l i sr,'.e NAII4 and Gentry, they have the . t t:11, 1 ,: 18 1h,, ( r 'gored Silks and 'Tissues Velvets, Satins, 'l;'licirkbaz':i'd Tabinetts IVellin , tort ' Poplins - , Merino - Ll . l t .' it t i i, , i ' tilt , t r t , C l lSic a '41;(1 Cottage NttlITS, &c.. P. 4n4 .. 11 4 - , 44 th,,,. -e c r)t ioll 'of Ladies purelia:siiia he - above " I t , 'j,. confident they will be 'found on in - i 1 it . 1 . 4 h:!_sfo rielmesa of -. textur'e, and' 15 to 20 4 i Y opg• ' 4 . 0 I,)6ces.-20, Bedford-street, CikrAmt. 1. 1 4 4. 1 ,, , .tte l ienrietta:street. • ... 11, , -c• Lot t , . y,.K.lti ty t NI, 0 ,,„ , _. , j r -q c i ti , ' I , • .' r ILE, Iso. I, Holborn Airs.: „kik ; , q)uhile-Nle(li.villy• informs his Friends y o 4 , g„ C : tka he.is "now selling TICKETS and ;. 4 e t. ' to b e . l 3'. l'ariety of- 'Numbers, .for the NEW ra Wn t 4 '3oth of tire present Month of ~ t..‘'s•ot Tile Scheme contains '- • - .'" „. ......,C, 1G.000 1 2. .. . o f , . • 2,000 °1 ' 3 ' °°° 1 4 ,:. ~ 1,000 k‘l ', b , 4, l n .Y 8 n , „. &:c. &c. &c. - - - . • l , r.kr,s „}'"'°.-ticliets.—. owest Prize ,£.IC. - rt, ,%-, • - ciutt:ind, ~ p'- _ sold by BRANSCOMB 111. 1 ' t 4 . th " I4 o the ll.e L n :tter t i zt , ' 'a re ~quescd .t . O .. rinl; t), , elcha,, Office, where the - v wiil bet paul P-V d 7 'led for Tickets autCS - liares in the pre l lent IQ , • 41 4. li a ItThesi ,tlO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. - I . Th,.t.,!! of tike Aged is te.:tored; 1 r ' wei-.lt Sight strenoihened; 4 l'' 4 ' ''be Pe f" . -.• t- , ' 1., Ab it,. Is pt.t. , IguL preserved,' \ 4 t1,, f, , 14 i ll? Y's PATENT SPECTA 't:k ti tlll .)l3 a '-r•,S s :3;32, Oxford -street. Y. ° butPP4lntroent, he particular in observing it tve t - , ~Private House, next door to the } iSkt -iwidlovr-street,• and Argyle-street. Tlt . tir , ,AL HIS Ni l A , ,; .1... : 110\i ANT - 4 ''''''' ' ' a's - PATENT. • • , v h , k inst„, 1-ArriliTlON CMIPOSI op 1,, c , hitt; °f Tallow 0 . 1 (--, „1„ I li. . 1: 4 _ . . gem i n ..... • 1 . ,or Grease, to prevent . ~i r v lr.. bui,eoht.,., klia.,,uNct.t/111:EngineS, Machinery, Mills, fo r ~.ths, , z2z_ ,-, P) Carts. &c. ;• instead of Copper' Ai lf t ti er , abi es . r• •Yareeline and service for Itio'ging 14te,illith t i ode%L 4 , l P l '_,..serre polished Steel or Iron front -' o ti p le p n b t . ' i clings from the dry rot, and by the , 4. h.. ,11,. lie save in all -3. - 4. h.. l'• exci asi ,_ .. cases not less than tl - iree k it tv 'll e r, a '`u of sa%•mg wear and tear, time, I:l44lltt'l.:4lleLt:tlthle°9llte;'esiiitai t i\:0.40, Charing-Cross, near the •,., y their appointment, at most et t l, f'lliel.--!inters p ii ..,4, 01. co l , wa; I,Sookseders, Libraries. Stationers, N r tlit t plit ("'aker s . i, e ' -° uses• Perfumers, ironmongers, NVi ' l k . "lour SI ) ' l4 'eePers, Coach - and Waggon OE : , 4 e.4 ,;: i gdo ll ., i ~.Ps• addlers, .and • Shopkeepers, in v'h 4'pmr,cili) (Z1?""' Price 2s. ed. ; ss. tbil; 103. Cd• ; tit, ,,, 1t., 4 %,, ed neas each. k ikkrd Whe,i Ca -4)X• contains aquantity sufficient to -. th 'Of s rri a ,, ; "•-• e itli ,. KY 7 . 86 4 , Poor times, with which it will (~ ,i.• ' L .Prop ort . , l '- `AND MILES, and it will an p,, .t•ofor all other kiwis of work. I NO &V ' -• \i'll ON , S., b _giij r ri, i.... t • tr . ) - WU ,tti t h i ito bi -LI I e l aic , 4 to .1 - IEALTII . is 1(1- .1 ty 14, heat . , tt:d with Nervous Disorders, to those •444, 4 ', tv e , h °I ._ellati,e of '. i . yi. to.)ler. eat - ilt ss es _I, c inite; and to those who ~ ._ l,4 , l l,t i,o uvi ises, this relaxations , originating iii a. '' i ,:, e l Ily Beet .!!. 'York is particularly recommend ‘..,o). y, a _ , ea the .Pe:illte.growit old before .their time, . : ,.4 to ti . iia ex.0.,....,L0ta0s of recoyeiy of the mind as well I • . i t .,teri tat „ f ' ‘egi them f old' P1i. ° , 11 44, . ile'alth , . ram' a tate of melancholy and Iv i,„ tj _ dtt end , 1, Pt"stte, '.ancl - happiness. - All such ncv , 11, er f• Nolotn Ob servation s and II .C- - de ' t l*ood, N °4 b C ° ; . ,, le to Ilealili " price 3s sea - rely and Jones, Paternoster- row ; and ' ) 14 1 ;:t° Q1c... • - • . ... - . 11•1-4-1.1 Th sr , i,,10r1,t1,, f ltie,, t r; i t: r., 1 4";:( :AL DISPENSARY. if f ; ll MlTtei,,, 10 tvii1., 4 , ( . I l4 1 ".: 01. YOlt,K, ,l'resident an d , ei lti.l ) 11t • ,onaatittee of Corerii(U-s .--' e lt,' 01 11, s i, -• . , ' C() 1. -7 - .W. J. jOncs, NI. P. .• . . 411, .. 4 ,4 4 , r .r r i tia:l ~.. , . Joh•a: Latoliche; - Esq. M. P. c .k i, . Y, Ni ./ ,! 4L 1• .(:04. H. elements; m. P. 11, 4 ,1 4 : : rl4 h, N, ('apt. J. E-11 • 1. I. Suter ]: • • • ')• • • ~. k il l , t'l4t gun . etolk r ' - t ) N• 1 , ot tt , q %, ~, . of the Koval College London. t , k 4i li itc : il i: (1 ft,it, pfjArLAB,LE.S 11.1.1EN' . .. 1.'..--unites lthe v k,,,i, i1l Iti,:i'il,e).ey, th,,,li\.s'..raurlom, \\Jib a Deliac, k,1q,: . ) . 4 . 1/ 1 , 1 !..1.14,-„,...1q!!1()IgS to Private Pnictice, :mei, hA‘,„ 4 le ti. tri et ' i t . en s i . ,,t' sr l . t . Is conducted by such Profcs- Ait t, . ~f i t t e, , bekr:t.detice, that the worst Cases of ok l 4 l, iii i ,,ll ) ,, t Jung st,,, ,li ra „ • L lceratio LAS &C. - 110%rt• 4' e r li;k,t•Ni.r, th..1)_er4,,,,:,2.1.1.;• experience a c ' oniplete Cure, itet.,iv.ll42l _evnt.,sl7..o.e•nt of the •Gettei•ative Organs, .t i •: ( itr it , 4 f it 'ttly .1 ,,. Yitton and shortens L' f.• • . k i ` 1 ::,, t 11 02.1 1 ? \ ,.e. t 4 r 5 .. e, .I\`'„,(.e).otts,t;•lted by Patient:o ' f - both sexes, t, v t ,j?,, L , y rn. ‘tl,', ! ~,,,,'!.` ~,-,Olva• Charluttc-stryet,..l,fed, ', :),..4tit,„.,t ;11,.,.`i . ,,, t . rY ~•.d vice and Meilk.ilites will tieiks,%:''• p r i e ',l ',r s t of t•he •Uniteti Kingtlenn.:" t ty1. 1. , ,.. i • . 01,1 .L.".•• Practical Observations on the 4 .1,31,1 e , ,, ,;,:loierwood a nc1(.:o. '2O, Pitteraoster : 0 . 24, Fleet• -street. d ice .r tbe I. f° POST HORSE DUTIES Stamp-Office, London,. Oct. 22, 1814. • xTuricz is hereby given, that, by virtue of an ALt, passed in the last Session of .Parliament, intituled " An..3ct: for letting to farm the .Post Horse nu- the Commisiioncrs of §tauips, duty, authorised by the L9rdi Commissioners of his Majesty's Treasury, put up the duties therein mentioned to be payable for horses; uka'rCs, and geldings, hired by the Mile or stage to be used iu tra yelling, or hired for aless period of time than twenty-eigh t Succ,..;SsivC days, for drawiug any coach carriag,:',used in travelling post-or otherwise (e‘ be exceptions therein specified),.at. the .Cerm n and Anolkur 'ravel - 11,. ;in 'the ,Strond, on Wednesla . y, the 23d day of November next, atttieven o:cloch in the forenoon prce;sely, to_ be ict to "farm at.yearly rents; .for the-term of three yeas. Lc::: the Ist nett indinsiveilu the 'several districts or lots following-, viz. Annual Rents at Whien they will be put up. - 41,3,000 11,000 J 3.- Yorkshire - 4. Lancashire - - - Cheshire - - - bethishire -• _ ,•• - 19,000 Statroidshire; with the whole Of Toilworn • 5. Lincolnshire - - Nottinghamshire - - • -- 12,000 Leicestersh4.e - 6. Northarnptonshire - - -Rutlandsitire - . - - Warwickshire - - - - }lB,OOO Oxforitshire„exsOptTamworth and Wands- j ford Inn - - - • 19,000 1.18,500 No. DISTRICTS. 1. North nritaiu • 2. Nortlrtimherland . Cumberiaud Westmorlayl Durham ID,OOO 7, Wiltihire Worcestershire Gloucestershire 8. Norfolk :- Suffolk": Es.kh ambridgeshire 9. Bedfordibire Buckinghamshire 10. Huntingdonshire - - Hertfordshire, with IVa.ndsfortlnn 11. Surrey - _ _ t. _ _ 12.• Middlesex, including London and IVest- 2.9,000 Llinster - - - - - } '21,000 1 - 18 ? 0 00 } 13. Devonshire - - Dorsetshire - - - - - • Cornwall - - - - Souiersetshire, including the Town . and L'26,000 ' • , County of Poole, in the C oun t y o f Dorset, r the City and County of Exeter, in the . County of Devon, and the City ,and Conu- . I ty of Bristol- • - - _ _• _ j . 16. Noatn WA-LES, ViZ. Anglesea - - _ Carnarvonshire - - _ _ _ Denbighshire • - 7 _ - - - - - 5000 Merionethshire and - _ _ Montgomeryshire, with - - _ Shropshire - - - - - • 37. SOUTH WALES, VIZ. Brecknockshire - Carmarthenshire Cardiganshire Glatuorganshire Radnorshire. and Pembrokeshire, with Herefordshire and Monmouthshire 13. Kent Sussex . - g 9000 13,000 15,000 14. Hampshire Berkshire ?. 7000 Each district will he put up at the sum abOve set opposite thereto, which, if there be no bidding, will be gradually abated down to a certain point, or till a bidding shall be made. The highest bidder will be declared the farmer, and will be required to pay down immediately, in Bank notes, one eight part of the annual rent as'a deposit ; but if no suf ficient biddi'ng 'shall be made . for any district, it • will be withdrawn. • The farmer of each district will, be required to give bond , with three or more sureties, in the penalty of half the an nual rent, for securing the payment of the rent and the per formance of his contract. And it is intended, that the distrfcts shall not be ptit up in the order above stated, but in any - other which tin.; Cons; missiouers of Stamps may think fit, and Which will not be do dared before the of letting. ' All persons intending to bid for any of the said duties, arc to deliver•in their proposals, addressed to the Commissioners at thetiiarup-Oilice, Somerset-place, at least three days Pre vious to the' said '23d day of November next, signed with their names, stating the places of their abode, and specify ing the _district or districts for which. they intend to bid, otherwise their proposals cannot be proceeded 'spins. And uLS persons licensed to let horses for the purpose of travelling post, nor anyone -for their use, can be admitted te:contract for.. Any of the said duties. By Artier of the Coulmissioners of Stamps, K APPEN, Srcretary. The Bachelor's Journal; inscrilktl,,to. the Girls of Eng land, 2 vols. . " - 'Emmeline; or, The Orphan of the 'Castle, by-Charlotte Nmitb, new Edition, 4 vols Treachery, a Romance; .by LonisaSidney Stanhope, 4 vols. A Father as he, should tt or,. Obedience, by Mrs. Hoff- - land, 4 vols. The Baron of Falconberg; or, Chiltle Harolde , in prose, a Romance; by Bridg e t Bluernantle, . vols.- INDEX TO THE EDINBURGI-I REVIEW. This Day was published, price 13s. boards, • A COMPLETE GENERAL. ANALYTICAL . ...Cll.' INDEX to the EDINBURGH REVIEW, from October I so-2 to November 1812; coniprehending, in one AlPhab. tioa/ Set ies, distinct References to all the Naines. of Authors re ewed Olt les of Books - re Viewed. Authorities cited or quoted,'. Public Questions diseusied, and all incidental Matter. • To Wrtiai are prefixed,:for greater facility and promptitude of reference to the seVeral Articles, a separate Index of Books Reviewed, and another of Authors Reviewed. Edinburgh: Printed for Archibald Constable and Co.;' and LOngatan, Burst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, I .ondon: • This Work, which was undertaken at the concurrertt st4,,gestion of a veryy - considerable class of Readets, :has,tupen. ciecuted in conforinity to the best preced en t s itt'ancient•anC modern Literature', and on a plan h i s ome res p et t s i mprove d . Ti:c Whole is comprised in One 'Volume, printed taniformly and of equal size with any of the Volumes of 'the Edinffiligh Review, to the' multifarious and important contents 4-Wl - I , ch• it is intended to afford the readiest and most satisfactory access... FRENCH DELECTE. • This Day was published, in , l2rno. price 4s. bound, A VII ENCI:I DELECTUS ; or, SENTENCES, and PAASAGES collected from the most esteemed FRENCH AUTT - 10itS; design ed . to facilitate a Knowledge, of the FrenCh Tongu. Arranged under the several Heads of the Pats of Speech; together with prpriiseunas Pas4agi!s and Idioms. By the Rev. ISRAEL WORSLEY. Printed for Longman, Hurst. Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-Aow. = 7 -- • • Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • Pules for Pronouncing and Reading the French -Language, in 12n o. price es. bound. • " Tnis- little - volume, with a title so unassuming ' has the . rare merit of performing mor e th a n it promises. We hope that thisJittle.work-.mili: meet what it deserves, extensive ap probation and adoption:"-=Eclectic Review, Nov. 1814. For COUGHS, COLDS, &c. riIHE ,61 - 4..,(3ealibie'::-.UECTORAL BALSAM of-410N- inventaa by Sir JOHN HILL, M. D 'The Linnxus of Britain, lecoldmends this excellent prer.ra tion as the most salutary and effectual 'fteinedy for all Disor ders u. the breast and Lungs, Congealed Phlegm, Acrimonr in the Fhilds; anb Obstructions in - the Glands, are gently and safely discharged by easy Expectoratia,n, Vb heezings and Un easiness in Breathing are speedily removed by a few doses.— It takes off the irritation, opens _tire Thoractic Ducts, and heals the Soreness ot Breass and Lungs. Thirty years e*perience has confirmed the recommendation in the imme - dial& relief and g adual cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, and 'Coniumptions. It isibe greatest Preserver - u:•the Ltingse‘'er discovered, and contains; all the, healing,softening, and sou ing qualities . of that salubrious extract" of Flowers called Honey; it is as restorative as Asses' Milk, and never disa grees with the stomach; a,soinintni Cold yieids to its benign influence in a few h “ aoursnd when resorted to before tne complaint is far advanced, all danger of Consumption is cer tainly prevented.—Price Ss. (Id. per bottle, or-7 in one large for 225. TO guard against imposition, observe the names of Shaw and Edwards, 66, St: Pikul:s ciinrchlard, is .engraved on the GoVernmentStamp accompanying each bottle. All others are counterfeits.—Sold (by app..intinent) by. Sanger, Oxford street ; Tutt, Exchange; ,Ward,,l-lolborn. . . The only Preparation that really prevents the 7 •Hair turning Grey, produces a LUXURIANT GROWFH on BALD PLACES, and-BEAU TIFUL FLOItiiiNG CURLS, Is RO LAND's M` UASSAR 'OIL. ITS Virtues, produced front astern'Sta, Poi sess salubrious, fragrant, and efficacious- 'Properties, winch never tail in preserving and beautifying the Hair of La dies, Gentlemen, 'and - Children{. Produces Whiskerg,'Eye-, brows, &c. Its pre-eminence has gained the august and be nisi' Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Princesiof Wales and Duke of Sussex,;•.'bis imperial Majesty the-Empe-. . ror of Russia; hiSSerene Highness the Duke of Brunswick ; his Excellency the Duke del EdfaUtado ;. the' Right Huh. the _ Earl and Countess of Oxford, and', the Nobility throughout Europe. ROWLAND's Treatise' on the Nature' and Pre'ser ration of the Huthan Hair, 'enclosed with each, genuine •BOt.- tie, signed on the label, in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son," price 3s. 6e1.--105..(.1. and One Chu nea. per bdttle.., ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; .. '.or; IMPERIAL DYE. Which never fails to produce, in a few minutes, a perfect Change in Red or - Grey Hair; Whiskers, Eyebrows, &t. to a beautiful Brown or Black, and that glossy, which renders the appearance of the colour natural. The Dye is so durable that it cannot he removed by Washing, &c. It is perfectly in nocent, and Ladies and Gentleman may dye their own Hair • with 'ease and; secrecy', 7s. 6d. -per bottle.' ' Ask for Row land's Essence of Tyre. Sold by the sole Proprietors, ROWLAND and SON, corner of Kirby-street, !Tatou- Garden, the first turning on the right from Holborn,.and by_appointment, by Messrs. Hendries, perfumers to her Ma jesty, Titehhorne-stre'et; Mr. SMytb, perfumer to his Majesty, 117, Galtie and Pearce, 57, Rigge, 35, Overton, 47, Turner, 'Ntat• Boild - -Street ; Thevenot and - Co. Old Bond-street ; . Bayley' and Blew, perfumers to the Duke 'and Duchess of York, , Cockspur-street ; S. Berry, 17, Johnson, 15, Greek street, Soli(); Lowe, :330, Strand; B.atler, 4, Rigge, 65, Clw.ap side, and 52, Park-street; Burgess, 63, Holborn-hill; Barclay and Sotis, 95, Fleet:market ; Newb'ery add Sons, 45,•EdWards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Rowney, 106, Hatton-Garden; W. Sutton and Co. Bow Charchvard ; Talt, 4,1, Cornhill ; Weston an . 4 Co. 229; Strand ; Weflt, Gracechureb-street , T. Paine and Co-. 25, Kiik-street ; Bolton and Tutt, Royal Ex- change; 'Sanger, 150, Grange, 115, Thorn, .45, Turner, -132, , Oxford-street ; Sizelaud, X'cre-street; Ambridge, 30, Lett cliarS,. 47: Piccadilly; Mattrass, 86, D'aViion and Son, 59, Fleet-street; Marquis, Coleman-street; Keith and Cu. 30, Collycr, 53, Huguenin, 33, Hay-market; Day 7, Varvell,' es, Vickery, 6, Tavistock-street ; Holmes, St. James's-street; Overton, 117, Borough; Swift, 29, Ward, 321, High Hol born ; Harris, Ntwgate-street ; and by all' Perfnun.rs and Nedicine . Vendersin London, and in every Town throughout the Empire.—The above BQOli; and the Label on each bottle are entered 'at Stationers' Hall.--Worthy the attentiou of Merchituts,C4.lptalnS4.4‘.' ' " • In a-few :`he pnblkhad, in One Volume, Otay - o o 'with 143-0 , CI IICTI;41.-1.7..ANTI,N,L M:COUNT of the _La rAMPAI(N in, Itr feitelytAliSlled With Plans of the Battles of 7YlosOwvid of Nialo-JarOslo'vitz. 43_,Y EUGENE LABACTME, N Captain of.theoyalllelAgraplikarEilkineers, Ex-Officer of ttfe OrdnatfcP of •Prine Chernr(tr• of the begidu of Honniir; and'of the troll (Town, Arglior of au Abritkged : History of the. Attu-W.)4c of Vcnice. Chia ip.fc ip'se'iniserrifna N. Work: Las excited an extraordinary sensation i-u France. t is..aiot ntcr(;lya Ifr.rriarratii.e'vi ',Ades, hut abounds with the.rgolt beautiftilllescriptitius of aff e cting . ud i interestinscoiesc was an eye-witness - ; therefore, -we pi ekinie, it cannOt-fail to interest ail classes of . readers: • Printed for Salnel Lei Th 18 .4, 1 grand; - and Basan&e' and Masson, Great . • , . ILES. This painfid and . e . vOltuaily danger ous Complaiint"may' be assuaged and•safelY removed, by having recourse to the Medieine prepared by Vv. N. id, thanes-street, Co'vent-garden. ;It is Sold .there,ln paekets.aos. each, or three for 11. In each packet is con tained very full and ample-printed Directions; Cautions, so that ally one suffering under .this 'painful diS order, may have the satisfaction of judging,of, tin& pursuing the most likely and safe mode of effecting relief,'Or of g.p..re jug.. against, ire prerenting the -clanger t'istuki, springs from. neglected or ill-lounaged , Biles. ,, 2 , :kon , other names great in medical scien c e, wbo have approved of the Mode,Of relief suggested by the . presetit'inediciue (or of the ingredients which eurtipose it, and•the Mode of mlininistering them), may• be mentioned. the celehrated Stahl, 'Hutlanan, CulleiiMarwin, and John ft : When the . Piles ;tie laid „attention to in their early stage, the be:ilia:7, art has resourcessuilickoit, not only to relieve, The,e resources are pointed ont:in tfic above printed ections. Allay be had also from Randall, Royal ,Exchange; Maude, An dover.; Crutwell, Eecne,,Meyler, liath•; Tyler, Brent- Wood ; 13ulgin, Mills, Bristol ; —Seeley,-Ruckinglawi; Town son, ‘Chatham ; Marsden;.ColeYester.;•Jrilliffe, Crewkerne ; Clneenborougli, - Dunsta - ule; .Trewtnitn, or.Woolnmr, Exeter; Blake, hailstone; Harold, Marlborough ; Inwood, Newport Pagnoll ; Dicey, or 3 4!.f.., ..T;ints, 'Oxford ; Rochester; Brodie, Salisbury; Crutwell i or Lang-don, Sli , :rborne; Jog et, .Wells; Edeb Wick ham. TO THE FSOPRIETORS OF THE AMERICAN SOOll - SY11111): - - - - 7 1ATAD AM,—About two Months since my Child Lv -. wits . taken with thont violent screamings, night and day. We knew it proceeded front, the Teeth. I immediately purchased a bottle of your American Soothing Split); when to toy great snyprise y in a (ea' minutes after the e-nuts were rubbed, the - child Went oil in a comfortable sleep ii'or several hours. In about a - Week, two teeth came through; in a very short time afterwards, to our utter astonishment, six more made their appearance, without the child's sliewing the least symptowi of uneasiness. He 1, , ; now cutting two double-teeth with apparent ease. I administmed souse to a neighbour's child, who was nut expected to survive through the agonies of its teeth, when, to the joy of its mother, he immediately re vived, and shortly after four teeth made their appearance. Any Lady, whO may has e their doubts of its wonderful elTe,et had myself before: applied it), shallbe satis,ied bye:1;1- 'llg , at my hoose,,NO..a, Crosby-row, King-street, Borough. I ani, Madam, - yours respectfully, April 29. 1814. R. FRF,AKES. .To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson .and Williamc„ No. 94, Newman-street, Oxford-street; and by their appoint ment, ofNeiviiery, Churth-yard, tinrl Damr-street, Du!,lin; Barclay, Fleet-market; Dicey - and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Shaw and Edwards,. St.• Paul's Church-yard ; Butier, 4, Cheapside ; LonOtirte, Smithfield ; ,and by all the principal . Medicine yenders in Town and' Country i at 2s. 9d. a bottle. • '7. Caution.—Be sure ,to ask for._!‘ Johnson and Williams's American Soothing syrup," as' there are 'several spurious sorts.' N. B. Mrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor es usual., at her .hOuse, everiTtiesdayy. and Satni - day mor:►iug, from "Nine to Ten o'Clock, on bringing a letter from a respetitable hou*e keeper, to certify that they arc real oh.jects of charity. MA numoN Y TTO Disorders .have contributed more essen -111 tially to destroy Hymeneal • Happiness than thoto • which are the ..consequence. of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of Wedlock.; but where the• Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a 'retie vation of stability is indispensably requisite. • Twenty years have we 'devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of the following Disorders; and the sucerssinl result of our plan gives us additional ardourtd oppose, as far as.'we are able, the ravages of those Complaints, witc.:li are the' most iMportant in the catalogue of Human Infirmities. The Disorders to the cure . of which we have devoted cur attention,- coniprise - cvery species"of Nreilereal Infection ; a;1 kinds of Dchility, whether arising .from the habits of scha;- , `boys, or the indulgences of maturer age; that derangement ..of the system in Women, which is called Barrenness or Stet lity;' Seminal Weakness, Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures; ivbether recent -or of long duration, cad which have baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our .present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient suli'rring the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage, which frequently •follows the application - of the lunar caustic. In the course of - our exten sive practice in this Metropolis, - numerous cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication of which is effected by a•safe, certain, and expeditious nitice of cure, superior to any other yet adopted, The rdlaxation,:and debility, proceeding from this complaint, afro • speedily reuzovcd, and the patient restored to sound aacl vi gorous health. But where the debility has for years exist e d, a proper perseverance in our restorative remedies is• indispen sably requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of life, add to reitAinsate the eLmstitotion. Numerous Diseases are the result of it,•nrtrance or ha..ltc s in the treatment of a simple Gonorrinea; and it not mitre quently-happeo,s that the seeds of Hie are_poisoned by the in discretion of :in ll:igl:Med hour. a superiorinethoci, such complaintC are easily cured ;. and even where other's have failed, wce trust that we may presume to offer a radical en.a blisliment. Few, however, are the cases of complicated distress of this disorder', compared with the calamitous situation .of men, who, front an indulgence in a snlitory vice, or the preva:ent gaieties of afasttionahle life, acquire that state of Dch:lity which is the unavoidable consequence of such pernieions ha bits. Where the Unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortunes, - it. may. be souse con solation for.hirn to know, that although it be an object of doubter uncertainty with other Practitioners, the remorq of these deficiencies, by the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acquirement of our experience. If the fites of nacelins or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxietv will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid state, and in those caaes tri great difficulty trill occur., • Patients in the - country arc requested to state the pat - tint lots of their base, age, and general habit of living, and in closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be giveni or sent to any pzirt of the kingdom. CVRRLE and Co. Sargoon4 c N0..107, liattot-garden.