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; - ..) 1 aw.. ..... . . ... . ' '14 . 4 ~ • , . I . llor . • —P k • 1 , , , 4V, 02.- , %.5.‘,,..--i- 1 T ,•5= 2 .' ,•,„ . i; 1 . -„, . . . .. . . ~.1 F...,./4..(MP • - j ' ' '' 'E:7::: II ',.. • , 4 • 7 “ t ,' . '-i el,* . . tr; \.' ...;', 4. .-e '':l „,--......, ~..,,,,,,.. k.... I qt.,. N ill \ . . /....... '''' ' Z .1 , -, ••: 4". ! gi ~,,.- , : 1 . ~ . ' , ~ . tityintEß 6729.] FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1814. [PRIG V SiXTIF,TiCP,- . PTAL r r :-T . o .ai.s.e. - 4age010ma,,,.. - "-7;= Last Night al performing before the Holidays. crTHEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 6 -MORROW EVENING, April 2, will IS perforuivd the Tragedy of HAMLET. Hamlet, Mr. Young Ophelia, Miss Stephens. To which will bet welded, . THE WANDERING BOYS. Ti - fl BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THIB GALtsay, for the EXHIBITION' and i,„„sALF, of the WORKS of BRITISH ARTISTS, will be t h''' 4 ED on SATURDAY, the 9th 'of April ; and will be q fpr after Re-opened with an EXHIBITION af the Works u GARTH, WILSON, and GAINSBOROUOH. Admittance , s.—Catalegue is. By Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Zo the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. lAlt t „,, . ,_, „ . , r AND I..fiNTLE:4LN, till: 'ELECTION . of "SIX DIRECTORS of W EI) „,the EAST INDtA COMPANY being appointed for h ili , "EqM.Y., the. itah APRIL next, the FAVOUR of VOTE and INTEREST is requested' for the .folbayttkg ' 44tie luvia. viz. ROBERT CLERK, 'Esq. SAMUEL DAVIS, Esq. Vli is • WILLIAM • WIGRAM, Esq. 'e,. :.. Ladies and Gentlemen, , • Your most humble Servants, 4 • „, o bert Thornton - Campbell 51arjoribaztirg, `‘'. Full er t on Elphinstont s Charles Mills, William Astell, Edward Parry, • ' 1 " 41 ,1 Alex. Bannerman, James Pattison, , 7' ) hn Babb, 34 iv. Chichely Plowden, ",aQbb Bosanquet, T. - ,inas Reid, '°seph Cotton, Abraham Robarts, James Daniell, G. Abercrombie Robinson, Charles Grant, Georg e Smith, , :oho H u dl es t an , • Jolinßladen Taylor, . ' J ohn Inglis,. Swell y Toon, , mJohn Jackson, Richard Twining. att India-frouse, March 30, 1814, . NEW, SCHEME.—DPUBLE 'CHANCE. Vrjr , n • 8 „ k C . and CO. the Contractors, beg leave to ki o „Press ,the. gratibcation they ciperience in the unrini : te nt o' l4 decided approbation which the Scheme of the pre %ill OTTERY has received. It contains 11,000 Tickets; thi s i i ! addition tO the full amount Of the Priies belonging to i4 ll °lt rY, the Purchasers, have the Chance of all the Prizes ,Itiz.'," n ext Lottery, there being in the present Scheme Extra Ilittß ' ," bue Thousand Tickets in the following Lottery ; t< 'ev ery Purchaser, adventures with the Chance of the ' ' , I Tw o separate Lotteries, Viz. - 2 • • —U....L.20,1;00 10.... 0f.... L. 1,000 I ...... ~.. , 15,000 12 - 500 3 ••.... . 10 • , ,300 1 . 5,000 *2l OOO * 2 ..... " ....... 3000, 39 lOO Th ti c : full Scheme, with every particular, may be had by ap -",,i at SWIFT and Co.'s Oakes, u• u• 11, Poultiy; NO. 81, Aldgate High 'fli l2 Charing-cross; . street., e-e AICIeETS and SHARES are on Sale in great variety. ''',....: The Drawing begins on the 3d MAY. _____. -VALUABLE BREWERY. To BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CON TRACT, , Say considerable . ALE . and P ORTER 4ly ~,uREWERY and MALTING BUSINESS, most desira- . ti t ,; Lu ated in a populous MarUet Town, at a distan ce of lit ‘4, ° re than thirty wiles from London, with the advantages tr n ' sacellent Navigation to London, and surrounded by the tw t f 11( 'atis• The t;oncern is a long-established one, has p di- rseven Freeholds, eleven Leaseholds, six as Tenant at ti c a ;, l pd other oc casional Peblic Houses, attached to it , a nd trez,r ml e, by an addition of Capital, of being increased to a 11 , 1 ;land profitable extent. The Brewery and Buildings, Ithi hea v ,erY excellent Dwelling-house adjoining , ar e F reehold. 14 0. la te Possessiyii may be had, and, upon the whole , such the fiPortunity is offered to any Person disposed to engage in F u 4s iness of a Brewer as may not sptedily again occur. *44-lieft?...rt6r particulars apply to Mr. r loreneeYoung. Bock kit! norourjr, Southwark ;or Messrs.Debary, Scudaragre, SOlieitors, Gate-street, Lincolres-inn-fields. • Easy Practical Means . of rectifying and e mpltting the resource. 3 of our National Wealth in titittreatest possible increase of our Agriculture,. Mann fa_c efts:,! a nd Commerce , of rectifying and completing all the tt r•'ire esseatials of sir P'ulitical Grandeur, whether we re ta4ote2,be House of Bohrbon, or thus make a durable and ad °fre.-c.Z.e°!ls Peace with the present.Sovereip of France, an d , _ eesi de !!Ymg and completing at 'the same time all the real 'oar : I4 ta of individual huManity with the actual removal of Str,, erdens and grievances. Soldll, Arundel-siieet, litn, 4 „ d .,,' London, price ss. Letters post-paid, to defray the ex- of tti; 44 their introduction, through the patriotic exertions Pas t iettopoli,, otherwise of the Kingdom at . large, pdro 'Nate ° be made at this titre upon a regular design and ae the co mmencement, now announced for the purpose. , For 4 ddr.. " ! Means are'contained in what is called- A Final ~ fere n i SS : &C• and in accompanying printed papers, with P"ms for their introduction, by the Author of the Ir?- ( liscoy ur P r°PeTty Tax, whose life has been devoted to their dr ao d ac C ry arid perfection. Hitherto we have tailed to der ' e !'lain the means, frOm not accustoming ourselves iscos to Executive Plans and Measures whereon the Means de er %and from lik ew i sq bein henco.unable t.o know and pro 1-cori: co ncurrence with t he Original Scheme of Human . iy~ all of which are brought to light in the Pinal Ad "'le the proiecution'of detached views of policy And of charity and philanthropy, and of moral and dud s refo rms, can never rectify and comp l ete our public Pr event interest s , an d i s a t r ifli ng t o h e lamented ;s it l'elid e d . " kens effectually meeting our very exigt:,. :•.s, and 14 iati i ,„.1% . the present eventful period the means of consam -I„,_:_Perits„ oof ti‘liiatilluksinetiviews, and the future happiness and pro- . . C HING's PATENT NORM LOZENGES .A:KE Patronized by the First Noblemen in. the 1., (1 . Kingdom , : as well as by the - following Honourabl e , tte,„ l ", who hire given this • ICledicine to their own tin.: 1),,,,4 and also to ihe ?oor of their respective Neighhout tier s, with unparalleled success : : • i . Grace the Duchess of. The Hon. Lady Say and-Sete. .. er ' 11- '" 1 The Right Hon. the Countess , Grace the Duchess of of Shaftesbury.. . IC-Itland, •*. • The Right Hon. the Countess Itight Hon. the Countess of Monntnorris. A be 'Janney. - • The Right Hon. the Countess 'll9 Right Hon. Lady Caro- of or;;.. 1 1 , 14 ,, e( ja•Pel. - • The Right .Hon. Lady Lucy teethi,ight Hon. Lady Eliza- Bridgernan. • . 1.,_ Spencer. Lady Page Turner. ._ • -r H .. 4 44 11- Lady Boston, Lady Loret. •-• 'llan) , other Ladies of the -first rank acid character,: too sold f n numerous to insert. th ea „ ILl...Butt er ' s Chemical and Medicine Warehou se , 4, rft st r S iue-, corn'er of St. P au l' s Ch u r c h-y a rd, L on d on, an d .9d• tuts 4‘ c "ntrY Medi c i ne V en d ers i n every town, us Ilexes, at • DISTRESS IN GERMANY. THOUGH tht COMMITTEE for relieving the, Distress, occasioned by the ra.vages of War in Germany, has been enabled by British benevolence to reniit about 50,0091. for the alleviation of the woes of suffering humanity, yet; such has been the extent . of the devastations, such the depth of miseryinto which whole Districts have been plum ed, and so numerous and urgent are the new applications for Relief from various quarters', that t heromMittee can on no ac count think of relaxing its efforts. Details of Ciese Distresses will be found in the Reports of the Cuininittee, which, as well as Papers for Churches and Congregations, may he had at the London Tavern ; and at Ackermanns, Strand.. . Amount already advertised - - L. 0,330 17 7 'lice received : B. and M. Friedeberg L. 3 3 E. J. tivnions - 3 3 E. J. gerse.r - - 2 2 Samuel Samuel - 2 2 Nathaniel Joseph - 2 ' Isaac Levi - 2 2 J. L. Gold - mid -• 2 . J. L. Moses • • - 2 2 Moses Zantz - 2 2 Solomon Cohen - 2 2 'Michael Oppenh6irn 2 2 Isaac Keyser • - 2 Silo. Samuel - 2 2 Abraham Hart - 2 2 Solomon Keyser. - 2 2 .1. Van Oven -' = 1 1 Isaac Levi - - 1 1 Solomon Davis - 1 1 Isaac Isaacs - I Solomon Levi 1 1 M. Myers - - I I Sundry donations 7: 7 4 From Mr. R. - Ackerinann's. A. Royalist and aloyalist 6 A. B. - - • - 1 0 Dr. L. F. Nagley Dr. ltumsey . - 2 2 Chas-CArtt . r,Worthing 2 2 Rev. Mr. ChauVeli - and -- Congregation, at Stan- • .more Church, after a , , Sermon by the Rev. Win. Gurney, Rec tor of St. Clements, London - 171. Gd. Miss F., M. P. - , 1 1 At the Bar of the City of London Tavern. AMite from a small Fund, named the Treasury 1 0 Mr. Sam. Key, Cheshunt, erts - . - 2 0 M. L.N. Rig - • 2 2 Rev. Dr. Conybeare 5 0 e Bars of the. City of London ; Stock Exchange; and! at all . MAR ITN, • Secretaries. HOWARD, f r • Subscriptions s At the Committee ROOM. g. A. Hackney - L.l .0 Rev. Mr. Curtis - • 2 0 Henry Blaxland - 10 0 Hicks Wells, Eoq. Horn ton-Ground, nearßan bury, Oxfordshire • 5 0 Anonymous - - 1 0 Sorsbie and Co., Nese castle-upon-Tyne 26 5 E. H. Campbell, ditto 96 5 Wm. Redhead &Co. 40. 26 5 Losh,Wilson,& Bell, do.lo 10 Seweßs &Donkin, do. 5 5 J. P. Gold - 1 1 A SubsciVtion at Bar nard-Cestle, perAnth. Harrison, Esq., 40 0 Collected by the Wardens of the Great Synagogue, Duke's -place, viz. Samuel Joseph Barnet Phillips - Judah Cohen Nati. Nathan, Leman Hart - 10 10 Asper Golds mid - A Friend to the dis- BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL' PATENT. ANTI-ArrßrrloN. rrEIE PATENT, ANTI,ATITUTION COM- A POSITION is the cheapest and best thing ever yet disc cOvered for Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Tables from being rubbed in the Hawse-Holes, instead of -a Plat, Service, or Rounding; the ltigg ng of Strips from the Weather, and from being chafed, instead of Tar, " Parcelhie, and Service ;" for the Slides and Carriages of Guns: to ren- Effects of Friction iti sireeeut the Threshing Mills, (Or other Implements of Hustrindry gene. rally uset by Farmers,) - Carriages, Cc aches, Waggons, Carts, and Machinery of every . Description.—lt is also the best thing to preserve the Blades of Swords, and all kinds of Polished Steel Articles from Rust .—lt will likewise preserve I roil Hoops, Water-Butts, Casks, Tubs, Spouts,' Posts, Rails, Gates, Park Pi Barn Floorings, and every triad of Wood and Wooden Buildings, from the Weather, Worm and Dry rot, either in the East - or West Indies, or in any Climate ; it will not 'only preserve. Iron Rail-Ways from corroding and wearing out, but also render the Drailght so light, that one Horse will do the Work of Two. One Priming of the Composition is, in some Cases, equal to One Hundred Applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other kind of Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public sate by its Use from Three Hundred to Four Thousand per Cent., exclusive of pr e venting the wear and tear in Machinery, ,Wheels, &c. &C., which is a saving of expense more than that of saving nine parts out of ten, and nothing can be so clean in its working, or give so little trouble. Sold, for the PATENTEES, at No. 40, CI 4 ARINC - CROSS , near the Admiralty, Lo ndon ; and, by their aprintment, at most ship-chandlers, printers, booksellers, libraries, sta tioners, druggists, medicine warehouses, perfumers, -iron mongers, cutlers, coachmakers , ittn-keepers, coach anti wag gon of fi ces, oil and colour-s h ops,. saddlers, and shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, •in boxes; price es. 6d., ss. Gd., 105. 6d., one guinea, and two guineas each. • - - The smallest size Box contains a quantity sufficient to Prime a Four-wheel Carriage four times, with which it will run up. , wards of Six Thousand Miles, without avplying anything else to tne Axletrees; arid One Half:Guinea, Box contains a suf ficient quantity for a Stas.e.:Waggvn to travel Thirty-three Thousand Miles; and it will work, with Wood Axletrees, or with common Boxes and Axletrees of any Kind.—The most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this Discovery may be seen at the Patentees' Otfice, and also at their'Agents. The Public must be on theirguard against a spurious Compo sition which is sometimes - attempted to be foisted upon them to prevent the Effects of FriCtion, instead of which it is injurious to Machinery, &c. and none is genuine but that for which a Patent has been obtained. To prevent imposition, the Directions given with each Box are signed "IV. D. Bellamy,7 and have the King's Arms on thetn—to counterfeit which is forgery; and any person malting use of a Composition by which the Patentees are defrauded will be prosecuted, One Hundred Guineas Reward having been offered by them to detect frauds on the Patent right. 10 10 - 10 10 - 5 5 - 5 5 10 10 ti essed - - 15 15 Isaac Seleg -, - 10 10 Peter Salon?ons - 10 10 Daniel Elia:son S & Hymen Cohen 5 5 Jos. Cohen - 5 5 Aaron Joseph "Joel Emanuel A Friend San~ucl DI. Samuel L. M. Fles - 5 5 - 5 5 - 5 6 6 5 5 5 P. Levi and Son - 5 5 Joseph Levien - 5 5 Alexander Levi - • 5 5 Lyon Saninel - - 5 0 Jos: &Soloninn Spyers 3 3, • Subsciiptions receivc:d at thi Tavern . • Lloyd's Coffee-liouse; thz - .6aners in town and count, LUK ANTI-IMPETIGINES. THE celebrated' ANTI -IMPETIGINES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, (without Mercury, or any de leterious preparation), stand in the highest estimation for the cure of the Scurry, Scrofula ' 'Leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, and almost imperceptible, in their 'operation- 7 411e best substitute that has ever been discovered for that dangerous -mineral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to exp?l 'all noiinus and impure juices, giving-strength and tone to the nerves, enlivening and , invigorating. both body and mind. Sold by Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 159, 'Oxford-street,' London ; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edin burgh ; A. M'Donald, and J. Baxter, Glasgow; aud'all Me eicine "enders; priee 11 s. each, or our in one family bottle fot Ss. isy uhich one 11s. battle is saved, with the words i`Satul. Solomon, Liverpool," Lngraved on the Stamp. • Where may he had, • ' The celebrated AMTERGENT LOTION, for removing all kinds of Pimples; Tetters, Ring-Worms, Carbuncles, &c. from the Face and Skin. ' • " Beauty . " That steals so softly in the stripling's heart, • " And gives it a new pulse unknown before." Price.4s. O. and Qs. Dd. a bottle, Duty included,--Be care ful_ to observe the w S }words '6 mul.'Solomon, Liverpool," en-: graved in the Stamp, without which none are genuine. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the - usual compliment of a one pound note to be inclos6l, ad dressed ." Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, ne;:r 'Liverpool. Paid double postage.". OFFICE OF 01117.V.,-INGE, : Marefi 180314. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of . His' MA- J.E.SfY'S ORDNANCE' do hereby Notiee, rhat Proposals will be received at Ha*, Office, in Pall • Mall, on ,or Wore Eridayi the Bth day of April, from such Persons as may be willing to underiake the Supply of COPPERSMITH'S for .service of this.rnpart went, for a period Thrce Kars, deter:ainable after the ex- . piralion of fist rear, upon Notice of Vete:Months, at the Option of either Party. Patterns of th'e Articles nay be viewed upon application at the Principal Storekeeper's Office . in the Tower, and farther particula}s, together with the Ternu and Conditions Of the eNaract, may be kmoten at the Secretary's Office, in. Po li,l - all aforesaid, any day betaken the hOurs . tf' Ten • and' . .'Four o'Clock, Where the :Proposals must be. delivered, sealed up, .and ludas ed, " Proposals for Coppersmith's Articles ;" but po'Pro-_ posed can kr• adnatted after the said sdh day of at Twelve o'Clock at NOOI4 e!f . the .F.C . CIiCe 44, neither v 'stony Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, or.an Agent on his- ltehalf, shall attend. ~,By Order of the Board, • • R. H. CREW, Secretary. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, March 19, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His MAJESTY 's TRANSPORT SERVICE; for taping Care of . Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody of Prisoners of War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be ready r at this Office, on Thursday, the' : 2Bth 1814, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as nay be willing to contract for amplifying, for - Twelve Months. certain, Flannel Shirts, ") • Flannel Waistcoats, I Flannel Dresses Tid Sheets, > For Sick Seamen and Prisoners. Dutch Caps, i - Flottnel, . , Cois..slets, Stockings, `No Tender will he received after One eCkek on Me Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or. an "Igent for him, personally attend. Each, Tender must be accompanied by a Letter from tiro respectable Per.yons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Sum of 3001. for the due perjormance of the Contract: • Farther Partien:lars may be known by applyink at -this ()Ace, and Samples seen at the Storekeeper-General's, Duke street, Teestviinster. • ROMAN DU CELEBRE PICARD. Eu 4 vols. prix 21s. A VENTURES di EU GEN E . de SENN EVILLE et de GUILLAUME DELORNIE. ,Ecrites par EUGENE; et Publiees par L. B. PICARD, Mem • bre de l'lnstitnt. Chez Colburn, Libraire, 50, Conduit-street ; Ou l'on trouve anssi, Mademoiselle de la Fayette, on la Oeur de Lviii's XIII. par • Mad., de vp l s. : ~ .eertett er . iNonvenes„ ZUIMa, pzir Med. - de Staa Holstein . , 2 vols. 10s. (.41.--- - 4:Euvres Choisies de Madame de Ger;ll9, precedes de sa Vie, 14 vols. 31. 35.--(Eames Completes .de Madame Cottin, precedes de 14 vols. 31. 3s,—Et plusieurs uouveautes iuteres sautes. • , • • IMPORTANCE OF BRITISH' AMERICA. This Day was published, Id Orli Vol. Odtavo, price lOs. 6i: in boards, • dri AN AD A ; or, a VIEW of the IMPORTANCE J of tke BRITISH AMERICAN COLONIES; skewing their Adeqtricy to supply the West Indies with Lumber and Fish ; also, that, under proper regulations, they can be ren dered. capable of supplying Great Britain with Hemp and Max, and her Colonies with Wheat, Flour, Provisions, &c. and . p o inting-ont the objects necessary to he kept in view in any future Treat:- witll.the United States,. by which the In terests of those valuable Colonies may be upheld and inain 7 tairted, British Shipping receive Encouragement and Protec tion, and the COMmerce of Great Britain and - her North Atne ridaii Colonies be no-longer sacrificed to that of the United States. • • " By DAVID ANDERSON. - Printed . for J. M: Richardson. 2:3i Cornhill. This work is of the utmost importance at the present period, and should be perused by every person desirous of in formation respecting British North America, - particularly as Lonnected with any future arrangement between Great Bri tain and the United states. P.ORTER'S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN. , . We insert in Our 'Journal, and not without some exulta tion., an authentic detail of the mortification, dispersion, and effectual defeat of trre most lawless and sanguinary ambition which ever afflicted or disgraced suffering humauity. d The circumstances are re►ated in this volume from authority which cannot be disputed. It will be perused by all with an eager and an anxious interest."—British Critic, Aug. 1813. _ _ _ This Day NVQ,S published,' In Octavo (the Third Edition), price 16s. boards, A NARRATIVE of the late CAMPAIGN in IX RUSSIA; containing Information drawn from official Sources, and from intercepted French Documents, hitherto unkpown to the British Public. By Slit ROBERT KER PORTER. Illustrated with Plans, &c. of the gencVal Movements of both Armies, during their Advance and Retreat—and a Por trait of the late General Koutonsoff. .Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orine, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. FAMILY BIBLE. On the lst of March was published, No. I. price 6d. to be continued every Saturday; and Part I. -price 45., or, on boperfine Royal Paper, price Bs. (each Part containing eight Numbers) to be continued every se cond' Month, • THE, HOLY . BIBLE and the APOCRYPHA ; with Notes explanatory and practical, and with' appro propriate Introductions, Tables, and Indexes ; also .with Maps, drawn for-the Work, by Arrowsnsith ; and with Plans anti Copper-plate Engravings, by the best Artists ; the whole to be completed _in Two Quarto Volume,s, being arranged under the sanctioq of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and iledicated, by permission, to the Most Re verend the Lord Archbishop of Canterbp. By the Rev. dE i ORGE D'OYLSZY, .1). and the Rev. RICHARD MANT, M.A. His Grace's Doluestic Chaplains. • • Messrs. Rivingtons beg leave to inform the Public, that as the Copies of the First Part, on Royal Paper, are out of print, in Consequence of the very unusual demand, the Society have ordered a New Edition of it to be, printed, 'which will be prepared for distribution to the Booksellers with all possible dispatch. • They also take this opportnhity of giving notice, that the Part.: and Numbers of this Family ,Bible are supplied to the Trade with the usual allowances. Li 6t pu rrRAVELS at HOME, and VOYA.C.-1P,5 1) 4 .7 t11.r.3 FIRE-SIIIE, for the Instriictios Aid I c.f 'Young . Peraons. Neatly printed , in VS s. Jiuni,..z, Price cf. bound. ; Printed for Richard Rees, No. 0, 1 5 ,-,11 Mall: • In a few Days wilpie publisl4-0, ••- - %- tegantly'printrd iu Oneuolvmu, small LETT.6IIS - ADDRESSED to 'IWO:ABSENT • DAuGHTERs. • , _ By Mrs. RUN:DELL. • Printed for Richard Rees, No. 6e, Pall Mall, Thii Day was published, In Two large Volumes, 12mo. printed on the best paper, price I2s: boards, LA FONTAINE'S .TALES, imitated in Engl.' lisp Vee,e. ,„,, London Printed fur C. Chppple, Pall Mall. Fur snore than a century the Spori f ive Tales of La tontaine have been the delight of the French `Youth of both Sexes 1 some of these have been occasionally 4ranslated by Prior and ()thud, but tht whole, fur the first time, isuow pre tented to the Public in English. • This bay was published, Handsomely printed, in Two large VolutieS duodecim*, Price 12s. in boards, - ZENOBIA, QITEEN of PALMYRA, a Nat.- , rative founded on History. • .13y the AUTHOR of PATRIARCHAL TIMES. Printed for F. C. and J. Riving - ton, No. St. Paul's Church • Yard; sold also by J. ftatChard, 199, Piccadilly. 'Of whom may he had, lately puhlislied, a Second Edition of Patriarchal Times •, or, the Land of Canari:i ; in',Seven. books. Founded on the Holy Scriptures. By Miss O'H.eelre. 'irk,: 10s. This Day were puttlished, in One Volume, Octavo, price Is. in hoards, (To be continued Annually), TVISTORICAL SKETCHES of POLITICS and . PUBLT . 3 MEN, for the Year 13)3. Principal Subjects :—Ministerial and Party Chances during the Tear.—Princess of Wales.-The 'Catholic Question.—Riv• neiral of the cast India Charter,—Finunco i7 -canipaign in thePeninsula.. 7 —Carnpai4a in the North and in -Gerinany.--•, America. " This writer, whoever lie be, brings to his task a much larger share of information, retteetion, and calm• temper, than generally belongs to the authors • of teinporary produo tions.—S. spirit of deliberate inquiry and a col Judgment are conspicuous, not on some merry, but ,on all the topics discussed?'—Monihly Review, August, 1813., Printed for Lv.iginan, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and at the British . Gallerv, 54, New Pond stret. Of whom may be had, Volume I. fur Is!!, price 7s. in boards. - To EAST and WEST-INDIA, AMERICAN, and RUSSIA. ' MtRCHANTS. ir PI HEATH, of Nottingham, inforMs the at, • Merchants of England., zind Traders in - general, that fur the convenience of ••;:ila. he has placed ids JUNIPER ESSENCE_of PEPPERMPNT, and other Medicines, in the bands of E. EDWARDS', 66, St. Pa ul?,1 CI in tv i ti-Y8 .“,1 , ..A3V14,./., 4,1 3 a a Z..t"; Bowels. Inaligestion, Hysterics, Sea-sickness. Nausea astr,t-- ant on Pregnanc, „Relaxation and Laesitode arising from At mospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries from 'permed; Weather, the abuse of spirituous Liquors, and in the spas modic affection of the Stomach and Bowels, so common to Infants,-,atlapting the dose to the urgency of the ease. As a Family Medicine, or for the Army or Navy, it will be found a valuable ac9uisition. Juniper Essence of Peppermint is-so wellknown as a vain., able Family Medicine, .that' the principal object or; this ad vertiseinent is to guard purchasers against the 'numerous Counterfeits which are prepared by Druggists, &c. especially if the order is for Exportation. The only Caution J. P. Heath can g lee, 4; to see that. J. P. Heath, Nottingham, is engraved thein Government stamp. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by E. Edwards, N 0.66, St. Paul's Church-Yard, iu Bottles ss. and l's. lid. To 211emi., Ross;I„AND and Son', Ploprietors of the celebrated Maca-isrir on witAessing inestimable Virtues. Go on - and - prosper ! your labours justly clairis• I . The well-carn'd weed (Wan immortal name. . . From Hindostan trunsplanted now we see-7 • The great effects produced by that tree, Which, planted on Micassar's . fruitful soil, Produced your famous - , ever fainous,.Oit; . • A preparation singularly rare To make the growth and . beantify the Hair; 'Where. Nature sparing in her gifts has been, . ,A growing Crop is very shortly.setn ; While •the lov'd Princess of our favowr'd Isle Greets your Disco; cry with a gracious simile. W. C. Boston, Lincoln, Nov. t 7, 1813. FASHION'S FOR. APRIL. PROMENADE DRESS.—A fine cambric round robe, with high bodice and long sleeves, not so full as of late; embi:didergd stomacher front and high collar, trimmed wi:11 'muslin or lace; a Tuscan Corder of iteedle-work at the feet. Cossa.cir mantle of pale ruby, or blossom-coloured velvet. • - - - MonNING Ditees.—A petticoat and .bodice of ..fine jacolot inuslia, finished round the bottom in vandykes and .small but tons. The Rochelle spencer composed of the satrir material, appliqued with footing lace down the.sleeve, and trimmed' at each edge with a narrow, but full border of musliti.—.lcBist- Dsann's Repositorf. The Chapeau Bras is now perfectly tlse rage with Ladies of taste, wlid eagerly patronize it The Chapeau Bras is made in 'different coloured satins, but blue, pink, peach-blossom; cream -colour, and the palest sa:ze green, are the predominant colours; it is also very much worn in white satin. It is likeWiSe a most curious and ser. viceable head-dress, as it answers the following important and useful purposes :-1, - a preserver of ladies' tica&dresses ;-2. a preventive against colds ;-3, a substitute fur a bonnet;-- 4, a convenience to citrry a pocket handkerchief, fan, &c.;•. and when throWn on the back of the head, forms one of the most elegant hoods that can be conceived; and is still it la. dy's Chapeau Bras. The frock which accompanies the Chapeau Bras is of white lace over white_ satin.. Waists continue as short as ever;. bat the backs of dresses, instead of being made tight to the shape, have a fulness which is drawn in at the bottom of the waist,. and confined .by a silk cord, and a casing goes between the shoulders; the bosoth rounded instead of,square, and dis plays the , slape to ,the greatest advantage. • - - EVENIIG DRESS, WITII THE NtlV INVENTED PGATOFF CAr.—Frock of the finest India •muslin, made a walking l e ngth ; the body and sleeve are composed of white lace. and are made in a manner equally novel and elegant; the lace is guaged at rekular distances, each gouging - is finished by ,a' trimming of narrow Mechlin laCe, which has au uncommonly elegant effect ; these sleeves are quite original,•and never be fore introduced. Over this dress a robe of pale pink •China crape is worn. • The Platoff Cap of pale pink satin, to correspond in colour kith the robe; the small scollops round the front are, as well as the c rown, finished with a row of . pearls, and a superb tag . - sel of the same materials oruaments it cu cue side.—La Bag' Astemblee, To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. • LAntes AND GENTLEMEN', , tir AV.ING the honour of being Nicomniended k 4 ~ A to -reu by the Directors of the East India Company, )t.,' : 'INDIDA'I'ES for the DIRECTION, to be chosen this V4 , ,.‘'t talie the liberty of requesting.the FAW Mt of your Ap r; f• (" 3 `n the DAY oi ELEcTICIS, Wednesday, the t3th ' Ileat.We are, Ladies and Gentlemen, „ - 'Your most obedient and most humble servants, ii.OBERI' . CLERK, 44' :' t - I ndia House, . SA'AItTEL DAVIS, , ` ° -tell ••••,' 39, 18'1 4. WILLIAM WIGRAM.