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~ , _. Pt s.e'"' ' e ` - :), ~~0~ ~;;I1~ •:.'" fr om tlo" . [3,}4P,; ,Ott JO i n n ~j • JOIO ..t . • 4 ; ;1 6 tt log ./..# . v e tt elt „ 3 ' of!, ik" to ,the l'f;1 Al I ' iii ,! 1. 14 to l'At' •O' ' ve t '.ssc 6820 .1 Tl.N.ight of the Company's performing this Season: • uts Iii)II..ATRE ROYAL, bItIIRY-LANE. RESENT EVENING, July 16, t lea 4jesties'strvants perform the Tragedy of 41 e eitees K t ING. RICH TYll , ' T ter, Mr. K ean Lady Annie, Miss Boyce. which will he added, tte Farce Of . . TUE MOCK DOCTOR. IT 4IDDRESS of CONGRATIJIATION . to ;,ZN,latl,eil:rl-„Nlarshal his ,Grace the DUKE of WIIILII`.:G n a Meeting of Merchants, .Bankers. ) ._ z d t Sth inst. will remain for SIGN A I t tif 1 . 'Jet, at the City of I ondon Tavern, 'between ,1 w,t v . • e 4tid Two o'Clock. ---....,...„........... (*On., — 77 - i.WIII. HOLDEN. ..i.i.o tt , . :. t elel l op THE AMICABLE SOCIETY ''ltti,i ll , „IN Sf: RAN C 7. ON LIVES. FOB.: T"' ''' u'.l Charter of Queen Anne, A a n n n iy o L7 1 0 , t 1.4. . - ' bl't i 1 b give Notice, :•• 'hitt .1,,.1 `CT()PS do iere y " : ""'";! ; 4"'lalice will he given at the Society': 11 \ ' 1 t '.: ( e i. t . . '' .• • ' - • n the four following ci _ i ~ • t•--- : , ti,,, , et-, , Tett, 0 . IV and the 30 and I .l 1,, a • n , •!, ltic i nth ;intl. 27i li of - , , ti I,„„sday nt each subse r)„"l'illth , al s" on the .I:'.A‘lrft' ;,‘ t h e Forenoon tin ( • : •,' ~, i irnin Eleven of the , -'o4m ..• - .. to 1 V "'e Afternoon•! f the said I)ays % paY , ,- (I u ed,...t 0 • i ~.,„c „ .t , ,, , in „ - :,,",5111)aths of Members of th e 6all t ' . 1 w ill b e , ' ',.•,4'; Pt Lide-ditv; I SI•I (f)l(l'itYle;' i '''.• ' ,, ' , "; e )f , ll' ,7 i e t t i l `'ei:g in ii i i , i e l l .. s :e .et s b , „ Ex ., e , e in ut t y : s 2 , 2,.t A i ( . l:l 6 c O .s l . l e ti f s n t r ra t to a r e x h , • 4 ,) •.,:,,,, a their respeezii-t• Lives. , '-- K----•._ 401-1 N I'ENSAM, Re;istrar. 4..-I.NIMAIt sciio()L, NEWARK. •,-. 0 - ri c . M:ks . i:Eit WANTI.A) P ;. ‘ that the MASTER- I'M 11? •-• ', ncrehy given. r-% NEWARIZ ( ~ ,IN: ,, tit „,4,91e PREF GitANimsAitr:CHO,,i,a . t. v A _ do, • , a ki N r, in the - 001.171r , Of NOtt:ll4;,llarn , 19 n u i ( - *. ,,adi _ ~• ilif [4ti4,1141. R pliliCitti ong for •that Sitn•-it . ion f ro 51N,,ti4ei.,.,1 c-tralnates oc one of the Kn A thsli I , ,Titi•it . er•dt , ie r _S) . o lef ttc::!bliyintl inrul ' i - ries answere.d.. n .., the fti r t. T r ‘ e n ,, d4 ; ' e l :- 41, 4 . of Eeetion will he gi v en 11 0 1' Order, , WM. EDW. TALLENTS, Town Clerk: i) . P. , , ••- , 11: 10, solrrii CRESCENT, STOR-STREET, 1 11 11; ~„. lIEDFORD -tiIr AREO , , „ tc, i'-'4\‘)IIN vrioN of th is AC. 1 DEMN -1 4.,i, ' P 46. - - - , ICIT,r.-:., of t7pr r k , r4, - str,„, -no tilr.!`-rist inr•t. uy r• --- Ai '',l•ztiq ``: allti the 'Rev 'Dr. 11USFIELD,' ,, f A - 1 - - ..._, P , trf,'‘fii ~,,('‘l'"r '-- : 11 t .. C11.1;11 - W. 40 w'we pleased ti! ~.,, , , ,. ,..a . !. , 1 :14• 11 f . et,44°4<ition i• , -• - th: progress of the I _.'Ll,l l . ll s i i 1 '6l4h . 11'n1°° P ' '''' .I VA and Greek 're, hitert,l , i),1t;4,1 I,ltil -"atl".'. '•" Ni t .. 11:Y...-kN riNr . , •!' di e ` e t o ~ ~ „In I,oilli-ii.);ition.. i)"‘ho,;•°,e"r`q:,';lllr,lt. i r n , '! 8 t"- , j e ls „f chw,:ical Etf,lctti,T.--,7 & F c r . icuds for the:: very 11 . - 4 %;kI A 4 2- 1 , t. ,. bi. N.c ) -: 1 -;, n11 11 he resumed, ou IV .F..1.3N ES- I'''''s"l i 'rt: , l)ecitl.C: to b'e hex 4 at tile Academy. . '' , ll l • ASl.: ' ,lt tr t ,i, Lut‘ tr) TtiHieEt P n .l l l ;i r m s r E v A T o i* f the 111' , istr . 4 . i t u o s_ lilli t - N. a im 41 ‘llO ilisttir,tl his ountry with 0.--o,t s.piri of N N. - p r `. • I i7ause of fferi , ,,z Iti.. l Tallit. 0 4tl. ' ' ' '' 'inal ed'• f 1 " ' I I ' le tt . e Froauciptt ht of h'-Tr"Pe , 4cltioo,clit,lial uhiond nf a i t •s " re l Ates ' t MouarChs for the pre !lt r ... lilt .I,;:l4(l,elhltdene d g i iiierty. 44.-I'' th, . 0 11 u • e 4 " ,e; a l ii . ••sf wits those who ye ,%.' l te. ' ‘'ile ' '' ''e'Pec—i• 1 " ' '1 -i,,,, prvoltition ; '1 , 4 tft tet ,,, Vf , lea l i,y which th i s gOl ii• wellurc .., 4( ' rq„;,(',,itt;, Alto wish to ptypet tiato t e . , r. ,, , u 1 l t 'ke 4 '. , •4'' I ' .. ' tiv"tarter that I ,e 11:43 succe- ca vd in i„. 1 1 : _. .fe 4 fr, ' - N--....,•4 , ; ,-;- LiNf;s .- 0:1 LOC, oE ... -4,,N,,t1 -,bi3 • , r ; for 5 ‘,.:!., - ' 'l f i -,t,.,, best Nu ' n 'N'S of ' " e relli 3 ust Wiiietv is e*tetoa, ~ ~,, 'NO, p i , thE Right liono ' uralile WILLI:k.I l'i i A. t %,, ‘cet- streo. 'IT A , 1 •711 p., , ---- N 1. • , ` 1 : 14,16 1..1.) E,•:" - rk CE, with tifylcious Mansion, t '. RE'',,',' W,),-idi Nil , i-r: ad Advoiv, , on. , 11 ~.AN\4,,,,)„,-,:u„Li) ,-;, ' PRIV - A rE. c()N ril ACT . , -4 1; ()%i,•,-,,`,-creell ..144Ectite of upwards of ONF, '..YHOL: ttllii,.°'y rk:;,'TNE)RF:.I) ' i ICES' in a beautiful Count!), i'd, I ,i.,'' ' , NI 2,-,•` cl-4 . Lie Nei:hb )Inho' ou dixtailt from London - t . ii:j't i •o( 4 . -..i11,11es frore 's il .'. ('oast, ' comprising a sntis.an- I' '' h 4'`. (")ii , . ' - 'Thsi.,, w II I .` - • t'qi 'exterv.ive attached . a n d Iti,tki I j l tl , , ,',,," ii a li, o 4 !' s evoi',.i e t l es s e ‘ i t . i • L p t t L id (- 1 ,: . i a - ge i•y.illed (.7art.en ded Park and Lawn ' ( 1 1 4' ." Pi" ,. .' ‘': "c* ""11-v.43 - / 1 .veil stocked 1411 ill. il l , , ;,.. ;- t .0 Vc ater, • extensive V 1 04) q, , '`dt.,,,.,g3 iil ~i (1 (.I'gihle rniQ, with requisite Yards a . nd . • I'' itild,reair A lso Two ",lanbrs and perpetual ) 11:,- 1 , Lo l d i''',' tteetor; V , i 4i l tion • . "ar!y afl i n -1 a d, and is in a high state of ' , it t , ''llit-,;,, 414 the 1. :It 1 1 ' n,,- lio ‘ i•nded in part, 11 Y• al\ a" It t l i 'W' k i i ,i.Whio, „ 1 ,2 ''' ?tin, ,•. 1/ 14 toi te , K intis , ',(IldS greatfacinty. in pr:ie . nLi ). n,g im. in in a•- 1., , t i,.. , :.,,. • ,triiin the Market ! Town,. an u • ••••• ' i ' l , l tir,Y-for 4" fitrinp' Husbandry, it IS a %!2' desi ra ble k,r4 - T kitl e r 'Y Ch it i n ' who wi . sh€s to Farm 00 an - 4,:• ) arti,', '' ex s,r ( iii'• l4l ts‘ , j , tate .14 s, 0 ,0 . , 7 1 : yi for 0 0ers to view the , rtrUiLd•Street o , , appl- to TAI -t, ft, • ...., yr Tr,,-,...„. . illiA• beg i ns Dr.twing Ist SEP ' TENIBE „•• R, 1814. '• • SeIiENIE. , • ' of =..**' • ....*" • • ..L.,10,un0 are L 40,000 ;& . ... , .. ." - 10 .o,oMq' ,ooo . . 4 0 . 00 0 lO,OOO '•• • . lit'... •'•' • • • • 0,000 . 4,000 9 Oil • 2 ,500 •., ••..., 200 2,000 "-' '•• • • . •••' • • - 100 1,500 54) l,OOO aj i ~,, ....... 20 ' &5,000 tio jets .. 1;o , s L. 146,000 r iXED PRIZES ! _ la l)„,. b AYs he DR . • ~ ~, . ~.. ~ AWING : .Ikr, , -, , u, b„, ...... , . Ist q:PTENIIIER. 1 ck,, •,,i 1 ) . • ,••• • ..... vitt •S - Tr NPIF I' i t (..; • , .r„ I N .iy..... . • 1 ..Lp ~ i ~. 'r ta 4 ild s u A ; • _•:.l7tli sEvrEm 3 i ,-- a. 1N,,. e tors, at ti ?iES are selling by SWITT and Co. 11, Ktlitr'eli* Offices; 1 1,ti 2 , eli arin ,.. I -Na., 31, Aldgate 11igh (444,,. i r,. cross ;. • s l reei. - • 1 ... r ice of a lick t leo .. • ..• L . ,„ e ...... L. 19 19 0 ..,• • .... '? 7 0 a I Eighth. L. 2 13 6 5 0 1 Sixteenth • 1 7 0 ,r ~,. IN R ow , GEN u / ik . i ., , .. `''lk.. t i•• (l it , '` litaty ••' " 1 -EDICIN,Es ; Ai l k ihes I\,- l'ii t d • 41/(1 S UNS, , "in - St . Paul's r, ,`t ab es , u i ti - i_ t i f r the :ilantieDrisili t.ile.Ptiblic that the Prices ( 4 .stile . ir r,44. 4tes _:, ;e :1 I,4,sll:tiehse, t ; i ir . e r fol lc A . ' : and that the on troth Cheap:ode. \,_ 411 '.11 ‘'der • ''' d * 14 . tkati l Pic Pip •• • 2 9 1 - 1) 4 41 . ;11 . 1,-„, •• 4 6 1,:lli y • s . ti c t,l ' i P .. ills 2 6 1,, x . le I , •,.' i a . rrt,ii li „.. ) l l l l '' , ate 4 ... tile i nct s t ..._.. L., • 1 1' 'VI I ,1,4 •• • 2 9 Zt, less ti le Attu}' • • 4 6 14 4) lPs ti , 4 e ea, ' " 1 1 i tl . 1.10,), e a o 1)0. - 1: .e ~ 1 ,. 7... i ` l, 4' s e i, tes p li t , ' ea ,i 1 ~, t• tr , 1 1,11 t, • ' • • - , sdi t i tt t Git ii . . 1 . ".! -.. • .f}' 'Magnesia Magnesia 2 9 :,tir 1,• 41 Oa i t : ll4 er ur e '' l ll I.ti s lits,, . ' '7 ••• • :•tir..s .1 it to cth(,l2„,„';(Ocirla : • :--- -•'-' i,.i•l' • ti • t "'"' ' 1 - •"l i ,C" `1•1 'i t , , ''• •1 i ~ ,- • h•• I.? - r t•ts • - li 1 hth il h L ni, (tAli :,, 2 , , , • :. , 4:l‘ s I ,r, - ,ps Ot t . 1-,. t ilAcs i '" • s.,,t:y's ;1,:to t i ge k ..o ii , . •..1. ;. ' ~,,, , t . , „, , ~ ~ t %. „ I , •14 L . 07 •-• . , ~?. ,- • . ~ ..,o, 0,1 4,1,L0 Yi,,, Ni ß i ia . t '' , l•l, , tl ,.'!i!ze, 1 , tt . ,‘ 1 , ,,, ~,,.,, , : ei•':: re.i . 2 9 .ti) .•,; , , f ~ .. , . . - .tes.: and all other s. d. Dr. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 --- Convulsion Oil 2 6 --- Ca n /1114 D 9 l':!:serite. of Citlr.f is 6 Mr. S. ncit's fdce 4 0 Lozenges of Blur, ) Coffee I:4e d e J u b u i io ..... 9 9 be engraved in the n;.i ;~ 1 75 1 / 4 -, 1 SATURDAY, I .JULYI6, 1814. QUARTERI aWI No. XXI. Was fiuMislted THIS DAY byJan MIE-ray, Albemarle s4tFet. INT RI: tSTING NOVELS ! t This Mr; was published, prke Bs*. in boards, - - - jC~4IA N FIELD I ' ARK 5 a NoN;ei, in Thtee Vq Innies, by titc. Author of '' Sense and Sensibility," .and and Pr,judice." Printed (or T. Eger on, 11i1 it ary Library, Whitehall ; where New Editems of the last-m9utionvd Werl:s may be had., EAST INI)IA HOUSE, July 13, 1814. T HE COttIiTof.6I4CCTORS of the UNITED . COMP.-INY of 1 1 .1E11. ( .:FIANFS of ENGLAND, trading to file EAST INIAES, do hereby give Notice That tfre COURT will be ready to receive PROPOSALS, in Wilting, on'', before Wednesthly, the 10th AlignSt next, from the Owners of such SHIPS ofAlhe 1 - ,tirthen 'nf about 1200 Tons, which arrived inthe year I9l3oaring_performed Six Voyage, in the (.:alipany's regular Service, specifying the rate of FitEIGS- IT at Which they may be Willing to let suck Ships for a seventh V,,yage in the Compani'S Regular Service. • The Tenders, with, the words "'Ship Tender" on the cover, to !.:c severally sealed op and left with the ',Secretary, at or before 7weive o'CLock at Noon; on the said 10th August neat; beyond which hour the COurt will not receive any Tender. JAMES ,COBB, Secretary., The Particulars of the Terms and onditions under which the Ships will be employed in the Conapany's Scrvice for a Seventh Voyve, may had upon applicatiou to Mr. Morice, Cirri; to thetommittee of Shipping, on or after Monday next, the 18th in,:taut. N ESSAY on . the N A LT II E and DISLASES Of the HAIR, Ono illustrative of-the virtues of ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, is wrapped round emich.genuine bottle, demonr.tyatinK the slipelior etEl cacyof the FLUI!) for re. eneratituf the Growth of I.lle Hair, attested by several respect:tole Persons who - experienced its titilitt, after trying all other means without effect. A perusal of this litticim , k will convince the most sceptic mind that there are few case's . 4.li:shines.; that this Vegetable prepara tion remedy: it is a most elegant substitute Lr Oils, &c. to iseep the flair moist; fi'res it from scarf, &c. keeps it soft as silk, give, it a most charming gloss amid appearance, conveys an inimitable beauty.and such - stragth to the curl as keeps it in form in the bill, Itromcnade, &c. Or in dsittp weather. Sold, pm'ece 3s. W. Gs. 10s. lid. and One , Gnine.i, by .names Atkinstme, Perfumner, 43, Gerrard street, Soha-Hpare, Loodofm, and by most Perfumers anti Hatr Cressers itm . Mao ATKINSON's 'VEGE TAIII.I: DYE, alto ~ .. . d o'y sine of the most scientific men to be the “ftiv prep:Aral toil in the universe which chaozes the coloitr,of the flair. on the Head,- 'Whiskers, Sic. from Red or Grey to a beaotitul and permanent ,auburn or Black. Price 7.5.,Gd. to,. i;d. and One .fluinea. _ . Easne; or Gentlemen sending n remittance by post, will • have au invite:hate s - ,:ppiy. • Cairtioa-.—A , ii. Is‘r .Atkiasn , ,'3 Fluid, or Atkinson's. Dye, as thercara various coutqerfeit imitatlons, L'FIUILE de RUSSIE a Londres, cdlel.ire, par PRINCE. 1 - Preserve e; fait Crnitre les' Cheveux, et les retaidie suit les I . places sont pelt. Le' seal qui est vi di trana Universe. , ri-i 'C' ri :ictr Ixt aints .dits and Gentlemen, II) .. , s. , st.:;:e t!.el'eace with Russia, and.as the i”riacipal in- gretheitt the ktibsia Oil is preparen with comes from l'eters , -' I iiiir,v,n, and has now fell near id per rent. -therefure,• to make • ' that valuable - article fur tile Hair in general use, the• Pro prietor will i» latore sell the nest ant genuine Russia Oil fur . Jialf-a-guinea per bottle, the same sized ',Ade as used to sell at one ;. and t,, prevent coon.erieits in future, there will !iv- ho other sized bottle saki of Prince's genuine Ittss:.a Oil, but the Half-ganea bottles. Babitess or Grey Hairs will not be seeti. Several ladies and geptienien wao flat! used Prnice's ltassia Oil. fur years, ; ,, a ii ..Ft& 4 - b soli, of th•o. alone not a hair fell off, be turned grey; out-being persuaded to use other oils fur the hair soon found the &ilk-fence, their hair fell gif,, or turned grey, have declared they will' use no other than Prince's Russia Oil in future. Is proved the best and most wholesome prepara- , tints in the universe, for- moistening the' Haiy, when dress ing real in . false hair, and is so great a noarisher, if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey; in short, where nair has got-thin or bald; and the leasi, roots remain, you may rely on its being restored by using it regularly. • Thonsands of gentlemen that. were bald have: declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regularly for six months, the bald places inceame covered w•th hair; promotes-eye..brows, whis kers, and will prevent whiskers tt.aning reddish •or'.grey.— Lade:s wilt" dud Prince's Russia Oil prcterahle to any article, when dressing real ar false hair, as. it not only Curls toe Flair which way-they like, al,o no damp or exercise will brjng it out of curlthe Whole day. - Genti,men wearing.power ought to use Prince's Russia Oil to moisten Unit. 1) it when dregsing, instead of :pomatum, or mixed with pool:it - am, as it is well known that powder makes hair dry, fall off, or turn grey; hut Prince's Russia Oil- is' such a nodrisher to the hair, if used - constant when dressing, not a - hair will fall off , or turn grey. is the best innocent Oil for lihildren's Hair, as it promotes and strengthens their, Hair, clearing their heads .of scurf, &c. . . Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish to preserve their Hair ought to refrain the ii, Of:coloured oils, as they are injurious to health, causes dryness to the hair, and occasions it to fall off, change colour, and oceanic grey-at an early age; that is • vasilYproved, as the French gentry, who are so partial to co loured oils for then hair, generally become grey before thirty. Princ'e's ltusiia Oil is pleasant to use, is warranted innocent,. a nourisher and preserver to the Hair. It is acknowledged by every anion, that England had a great.part in the downfall of Boonaparte, and in the restora tion of the Bourhonsand other Kayal blood to their rights; - with equal justice it it iicknowieuged the .liussia Oil Prince in London, is the' original Proprietor of that valuable article called ,Itussia'Oil, the only genuine in . the Universe. Even if they want the Prepared Russia Oil in ItliSSiil, or any-other fin eign p-irt,, they must send to Mr. Prince, Dentist, London, . far it; and :titer having spent thousands to make it known, a set of villains, envious and ill-disposed persons, regardless of the ininry they do, the Proprietor and the Public, aiming solely at their own pecuniary profit, have itn l ,osed, and call tinue attempting to name - their vile counterfeits as the ge nuine; therefore purchasers will be particular to.asking tor' Prince's Russia Oil, as all 'others are counterfeits, as can be proved by Ole i'roprictors of the prineiimi Newspapers in Lon don, and by the following Gentlemen,.• who have sold it these . ten years, that Mr. l'rilL.e's Ilassia Oil is the original and . only genuine. - i - Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince; John-street, Oxford-street, London ; ..also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond .street; liendrie, Perfumer to her• Majesty, Tiehborne-street ; Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prince and Princess, and Duke -and Duchess of York, Cocks.pur-street ; • Newberry, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; Dicey,- Bow Church-yard ; Barclay, -95, Fleet-rnarlik ; Butler, 4, ChCapsi . de ; Edwards, 66, St., Pail's Church-yard; Bacon, 160, Oxford-street; Berry, John son, Greve-street; Weston inn! t'n. 2-29, Strand ; . Davison,49, -Fl , :et-street ;: Rigge, 05, Cheapside ; • Bolton, Tat, Royal Exchange ; anti by most principal Perfumers and Medicine 'Venders, Therefore the first respectable Venders in _Londe'', who sell it, proves Mr. Prince to be the prig rial proprietor of the genuine Russia Oil', and all others ine'Cownterfeits ; awl any Druggists, 'Perfumers, Medicine Venders, Hair dressers, or Travellers, Who sell Ittiss i ot Oil, under any prc-I Uice whatever, ,that is not Prince's Russia Oil, are imposi tors, as they impose coanterfeits on their castorners. . IT SERVES THE IMPOATORS RIGHT.s--••Scverall2rug - 1 gists, Perfumers, and Hail -dressers "ii:•e lust customers by-, selling them counterfeit Russia - Oil, &c. , To accommodate 'Ladle's and Gentlemen that reside in country, be inclusing the amount ' for any quan tity to Mr. Prince, 9, :Jniiii-street, Oxford-street., London, will scud by . return or coach t.o any part of the kingdom. Prince's Russia Oil, and the other articles, -a rc so prepared, that it keeps in all climates, and the older the better. My r _ chants and Captains will find it a very a dvantageous article,; .as now most ports are open,.and it is in a very great demand' abroad. A gsod alluwauce .for exportation. . . . This Pay were published, price 18s. boards, i i , °MIME'S of the SIEGES undertaken by CP the ALLIES in SPAIN, in the rears 4811-42—and 13; illustrated hr Nine Plates, and copious Notes ; witll'two Dis courses on - the iiefects of the Service, anti ,ther Ca wi. s which prejudiced the Sieges undeilalien in 1811 at:.t IC ; with Sug gestions to Prevent their operating in future. By Lt.-Col. J. T. JONES, Royal Engineers. Printed for T. Egert,n Military Library, Whitehall; and may be had of all Boolksc11;2rs. , . . . . LONG MAN AND CO'S CATALOGIT.U. OF OLD BOOKS. This noy"was.pnblished, iii Svc. ; , rice Is. Gd. Part 11. of A . GENERAL CATALOGUE 6 . f Vakable rik. and Fare OLD BOOKS ; 'emrtatnite4 the Classes of Livres Francais: Libri Italiani; and - Mathematics with am extensice,Coll, , c;ion of Endisli Literatare; inelo , :ing Flis t:o- Bios:ropily opf*raphy, Voyages, Travels, itlu , trated Wnrlls, anti early Topm;riatir,._fruni - tits Presses of Caxton, Wynlicn '.le'Wortst, &e. which are now 00 Sale, by Longm o, T-1 urst, .)rme, and 13ro: a, Paternoster-Row; who pureitase uhmries to o.:ty extent. . - • 4 .'s" A few copies of Part 1. being the Classical Catalogue, remain unsold, price • This Day was published, In One Volume 12 no--price 4s. in boards, ALES •foI.cOTT AGERS—Acononodated to present condition of thr Iriih P,lsa itry. ' - By 'MARY I..%A.DpETTER and ELIZAaii CH 'SHAKLE- TON . . DUl,lin : Printed for John, Cummi.:g; and Oak, Curtis and Fenner, London -Of whom may be had, Mrs. Lrad4etter's Cottage Dialoglvs—Part First, price 2s. Fourth Edition. • , . Mrs. Leadhetter's Cottage DiAl , ;gies—Part Second, price 2s. ;Mrs. Leadhetter's Laudlord's Friend, being-a Sequel to the Cottage.Dialogues, price 2s. . • . " it would swell this article to a very disproporti,,natc'size, if we .WP,t to extract all the passage, apocar to tts to merit notice. Indeed there is Impart of it which does not reflect credit on the accuratenbservati justriews of the Author l'he .rich could scarcely oplot a more oeneficiad application of Weir bOonty. They would be conveyint• to lhe col—igse of 'the poor, in a shape that conk! hardly fail tonfix their attention, lesson: of inthistry, frugality, and virtue, which might produceflr hap::ier effects on their domestic enioynient , , than a direct gift of twenty times the sum which it would cost to do thi3."—Review of Mrs. Leadhetter's Cot tage Dialognrs, First Part—Christian Observer, April, ISII.. TAINS of R ED PORT WINE, 'TEA , FRUIT , M iLD,E , V, and every Vegetable Matter, arc entirelv re moved fioni Table-lint n, Leather Breeches, Cottons, ICltts 'this, Laces, and other Artielets:of Dress; ic y 1 - ItBiSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHING ; it also removes, the ahoy:. Stains fro'm Ladies', Bnct Dresses, without injuring the Ptlff Ct,tour,wal restores all Finris of Linen to their original Winteness, when discoloured by had washing, disuse, or long sea-voyages, without any Injury to the Textilee of the Cloth. Prepared and Sold by H n,:g6:t and Co: her Majesty's Che mists, 27, Haymarket, London ; sold also by most Nltalecine Venders, i'vrl:diers, and Stationers in the Milted KingdoM a in bottles at bs.'"3s."and 2s: each. DEBILITY, &c. VINCOURAGED iw the uniform Success at- tending - tat peculiar method of .Treatment in the Cw . e of a few prevalent Cnmplabits, which has been confirm d by the ex e rkerienCe of mute fears in a large and extensive pr ictiec ; ser:lbl - e also of the happy. effects resulting to the Public teem Men confiaing their attention to a cer tain class of Diseases, ilessrs. GOSS and CO. contiaue to di rect theirstudies 1., those Disorders arising Trout a secret de structire habit of inconsiderate Youth, 'Which not, only occas signs a numerees train of Nervous ‘tTeetions, but als., entails on its votaries all the enervating imbecilities of old age. In that . distressing state of Debility or Deficiemey, whether . the consequence of such baneful Habits, excessive drinking, long reside:ace in,hot climates, or any other cause, by which the poWers of the Constitutiou become enfeebled, as regularly educates! S : itit'rgeons of London, they oiler a firm, Life, and speedy Restoration to sound and vigorous Health. Wliere - an earls - application is uncle for the Cure of a CER TAIN DISOItDiA frequently contracted in .<e,-moment of inehri: , ty, the eradication is generally completed' its the short space of two . days ; anal in the more advanced anti,. inveterate stages of Venereal infection, characterised 'by a variety of painful and distreseing symptoms, a pers - eferance in their ,plan (without restraint. in diet or'exereise) will insure to the Patientat permanent and radical Core. The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently, connected with or arising *Om the above Complaint, have not escaped their attention; b). 4 an infallible and improved PIO, they' are en abled- to remove obstinate Gleets and Strictures, whether re cent or of long duration, without resoetine to the painful and dangeroui use of the . Caustic Bougie. Many instances can he adduced 'of very inveterate cases, of several ,years conti nuance, having yielded to then- method in a few days, after the Cure hod been attempted by other PraCtitioners without - effect ; and such has been the agreeable result of a 'Practice of Fourteen Years, that the'Mode of Treatment has not, in ope single instance, ever proved abortive, daring which pe riod many thousand persons, of befit sexes, have experienced tlis enjoyuaent of having been perfectly eared, after. se- . vete and injurious methods had been' persevered in to no purnosee MesSrs. GOSS, and Co. exclusively. professing- the Cure of these particular complaints, in order that they may not be, ' 'by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly att,,tiehu,d to - the ignorant - Empiric, think e it hut justice to themselves to state, that they have been peoperly edu cated and initiated into-every branch of the profession raw- , tificates Pfe - which, from different hospital's, and testimonials from the highest professional authorities, they have to con- . vineeanY inquirer)-. That ,a residence in the warmer he, misphere of our Eastern World, as well as in other parts, emboldens them to assert, that their research' having been confined to diseases already annawrated, they 'hold out a cer tainty of ceemeatioti to such as may labour n Ider the debili tAtin, cheers of a life passedamder the toreidzone. And .fur ther,Abol- having ba,i opportunities, in their professional ca- • paei ty, of foaming an intimate .acquaintance . with the consti tutional habits ot seafaring persons, t icy oiler 'to them the best assurances of immediate relief; that the success result in; Yrenn their endeavours first induced them to quit the peactiee of the general 'Practitioner, and they presume that their pretenjioas constitute a fair ground for the unprece dented confidence with - which die) , have, by the Public, beets so liberally honoured. To 'oe consulted at their house daily !personally, or by let ter) by Patients,ofeither.sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and at tention. Patients in the country wee requested to state the partico -lars of their - case, age, and manner of luring, inclosing a Re mittance for Advice and Medicines, and the: remedies will be given or forwarded to any part of the Kingdom. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, Id, Bourerit-strect, Fleet-street. 17' V Vli' lk, ;!: r' -, , MAZ . 0 . S^" . .- 4?' 1-.44; ~,..,. , r, , ~ti.'4'. yf t , l / 4 / [PRICE SIXPEkCF,'-r-TALPPEN'':Y. NAyA ,Ts; PORTSMOUTH, JULY 15. Yesterday, afte'r . , post, arils - en the .t7y;„;ne . t,,ot I)tindte ; she Was captured by-the Herald American privateer, on hei-Voyae. from Cadiz to ":Passages, and recap tured by !iis, Majesty's siiip Statira, and has Come into.harbour.. : : . Arrivo his Majesty's srdp Fores ter from the Downs ;'Pincher,. Redbreast, and froth ditto. The whole of the , trans ports froth the'Mediterraneah •are released frOch. • • , - • • quarantine.—Wind S. W. , PLYmouTH-,„JULY 14.—Cvne Despe rate:gun-brig; from -Gibraltar, last from Milford, and the Bittern"sloop of war froth' a . cruize.— Sailed the President . 6•iiate and Fly :sloop-of. %car to the Westward.-HWind S. W. • . . . FALMOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived- his Majesty's schooner Pioneer, of 14 guts, froth th East ward: Sailed the Fokhound -sloop Of war,_;xitii the following transports under - convoy, for Pas sages, vii,—Unity, concord, _Benevolence, Staf ford, Fame, •Mars, and Televiachus. Also sailed his Majesty's ship Pioneer for Cork.— Wind N. • HARWICH, JULY . .,IS —Arrived the Alliance, with -a -mail and passerigers.from Ctrxl;aven, 'and the SitecesS, with passengers from Ostend. LIVERPOOL, JULY 14. Arrived •the Paris, HARRISON, from Mararnichi,- whence she saPed on the Bth of June, a single slip ; on the 20th of June, fell in with a fleet, under convoy of a fri gate and sloop of war, in, lat. 47.37. Ion: 58. 13. steering- up. the Gulph of St. Lawrence ; the Jane, spoke his Majesty's ship Royal Oak, , 'in lat. 46. 44: long,. 53. 30; hound Co Quebec, with 1000 troops on hoard. DEAL, JULY the John Bushman transport '' with a detachment uf the German Le gion, forOstend.-Irrived the Eclipse. transport from Ramsgate, and remains with his Majesty's ships as. per last.—Wind S. The Robert Hornell, ALBUOY, from Antitltm ; the Vittoria, PENTBERTON, from dittO;' the Fun chall,.CoopEß, from Birbadoes ; cud ,thy Con tract, SPENCER, from Airco,. were captured °if Bermuda, about the 20th May, by the Hero American privateer. •The Contract was pltrn dered, given op to the crews, and arrived at Bur inttda ; the rust were sent for 'A werira.' The Hero . sailed from L'Orfent the 12th April, aw.i had taken.] G or 18 vessels. r • ~.' ). i . '',' '' ' 17 d* ... , , ..e.p9F7 . 77 4 . --,._ 'Ett' . ; • ' :,,......, „ A: . 1 %'.::„ t'.: C.:-'''''ll6- ''4,t'. .)1,---it-.4) i . i . .vPyc1rf , ... , ,..,,::: :! ',, 4.11 —*-.....,v,.. „, r , t 4.4 : 4. - „..,. :J 4 .v:, ''',; -7 ,7tlifi p ictr:..> • 0'.... - 7 i ' J -' "t4i , .. '‘F‘`•,,,,... .i;; . " .:x: ..,,‘ , •--. MR. SADLER'S BALLOON. Public curiosity was strongly excited yesterday .. to view the ascent of Mr. Sm.LEn,antl- his son from Burlington-court-yard. ,As early us nine o'clock some applications were made for admit tance. At half past nine the pi-Cages§ commenced for filling- the balloon. This, as we have tin new infOrmatidn to lay before our scientific readers, it would be a waste' of time to describe. The Balloon contains about three thousand yards of •the finest double wove silk, and is 74 feet in height frdin the bottom of the car to -the top of the -Balloon ; it is varnished, and. Most beautifully painted to - represent a superb tem ple, supported on the sides by eighteen Corin thian pillars, between each Of which were the following full length statues :—Mercy, Lihcra lity, Hibernia, Britannia, Justice, Fortune, Hely, Liberty, Victory; Ceres, Amphitrite, Hope, Diana, Terra, Prudence, Wisdom From the top of each pillar to the other there is a crimson curtain, fes tooned, and along the cornice a range-of hiero glyphics, the tilp part painted to represent a large pompion, and the lower' part a range of clouds ; the appearance had a very grand effect : the whole was covered over with a net made by ?dr. SAD-. LEIt himself.' The. Cnr is superb in the extreme ; on each' end -was painted, the IMperial, German, and Russian-Eagles, the Crown tit Great Britain on one side, and the Prince's Plume on, the other side, the whole in silver on a pink ground, a gold border all round, which gave a insist da;zzling Tearance. - The Balloon being sufficiently filled, and the Car attached to it, shOrtly after three o'clock, it was- moved to the centre of the Court-yard. — There the arrangethents were completed by half past tin , c.e o'clock, instead of one as announced, and 'Mr. SADLER took his seat in the Car, with his son, Mr. WYNDHAM SADCEit, who had en tered it a short time before.' The machine was removed from the centre of the yard to the south side, that it might effectual ly clear the northern wing Of the house. At. 25 minutes past three, it rose in the finest style.— The Aerouants took off their hats, waved them, and bowed to the spectators, who greeted them with loud huzzas. After waving their hats for they displ aye d t h e i r flags . , which s w?e m re e i v n i i s t ibt s iill the Balloon itself disappeared. Do ascent was one of the noblest we have ever witnessed. Though the day ‘vas not very favour able, it yemained in sight about.eleven minutes, when it became enveloped in a cloud, anl was seen no more. The Messrs. SADLERS arrived _at Burlington House last night about 11 o'clock, after safe Journey, having travelled about 47 lailes, They went as far as Gravesend, and were in sight of Margate, but meeting with contrary cu rrents of air they, returned; am'de'scentied in a grass field, in the ,parish of Great Warley, in Essex, about 18 miles from . London, - at 35 minutes past four o'clock, without experieniog the slightest acci dent.