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Resolved, That, as a Testimony of the high Sense enter tained by the Proprietors of East India Stock of the eminent and essential Services rendered by the late Viscount- Melville to the East India Company for 1 Years, during which Pe riod he discharged the Duties of Presidsnt of the Hoard of Commissioners, a Sum of 200001. be granted to his Executors, at. the rate of . 20(101. per Annum, until the said Sum of 20,0001. liedischarged; the same to. be applied towards the liquida tion of his Lordship's Debts. p 11.117,41. TY-OFFICE, 27ik,ilirw, ISI4. THE ILLtLUiNR'TIONS. flna • :i 01 T THURSDAY, JuvE 9, 1814. i•ar)tig been found by experience,. at great % , n,,,"2 .. u5i0n, attend e d w i t h d anger to the Publ i c; has ar i sen hi 6 1 ; 1 .1 the Theatres have been openetfon Night s of (sene .T.ll,;t"lo the PubL c are respect f u ll y i n f orine d, th a t ue CLOSED until NIONDAY NEXT, Sercants will perform (19th tiine at t his h acact, 'IY rs asa.•ed e Of .KING RICHARD THE f ore. • N OTICE ,is fierretiy given, that a Session of .oyel and Terminer and Gaol De&cry, for the Trial of Of fenecs coinmitted.on the IKArk Seas; znithin the Jurisdiction of the .Idmirally Le held at Justice Hall,i!t the Old Baily, London, on Friday, lice Ist of July: nevl, al Eight o'clock iic!he Ataruing• _ , t .lutP- CARLTON lIOUSV...—The screen.in. front 'or thin edifice teas exquisitely ornamented. The design was nearly the sanie as, on the first night. In 4 deed, it were nupossibl - e for taste tO add to the former display ; lwt upon the present . oceasion - a greater flow of light burst nponthe eyes anti were it not for the a4mitable arrangement of tii6 varieti lines J the senses would have been, bewildered' in the survey of this enchanting SCellet. Witinitnt; the l initiatklt. A. P. laurel wreaths united the co—, lutunS,, and \ pillars of rich light divided the contr. vartments, and gave a fairy grandeur Ili the dis play., The splendour was indescribable. [;t , t'<<'~~ J. Ire CROICFR. This-boy I'vaq puMislted, , In Octavo, price S;:illings and Sitpence,•boards, CtIILDE ALA RIQUE, a Poet's Vetere ; WALLAC, a Fragment; VARIA, the Exile; and other Poems. By R. P. GILLMS, Printed for Longman, Hurst', Rees; Orme, and Drawn, Pa ternoster-row; and John Anderson and. Co. . _ The Houses of. Loaps and COMMON: presented' an extremely brilliant appearance. The Gothic windows and towers of the former were neatly edged with small pale lights ; the front of thi.t., latter displayed a triumphal arch of variegateil ; lamps, with a laurel wreath, entwining the propriate motto,'" Victory crowned with Peace." Mr. Roses House was extremely striking; the window casements were neatly lined with wreaths, surmounting '' liownpe United." , Viscount CASTLEREAQH'S OFFICE.—Irs the. mos prominent situation appeared the word " Peace," in large capitals. On the right. G. It , on. the left G. P. R. above the British Star, (uneolimucti!v beautiful), surmounted by the Imperial Crown Britain, and two plumes of ostrich feathers ;, vel branches encircled Peace, and variegated laiuf encircled the columns. The of the troni i; from' the pediment to the basement, gas covered with lamps. _ col a! ' ;od ° ' nr~e. In .a few Days, will, be pUblished, by the same Author, The Confessions of Sir 'Thomas Longueville, in 2 Vol's. 12mo. JAMES COBB, Secretary. MRS. WE`T'S NEW NOVEL. This Day was published, • In 4 Vols. Wino. price 14. .A . 83. boards, LICIA DE ' LACY, HIS TORICAL RO , M ANCE. Ev the AUTHOR of the LOYALISTS, &c.' &e. Printed for Longman, Hum. Ree§, 0 - rme, and Brown, Pa ternoster-row; and at 'the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street.. 14 )Y AL ACADI;MY, SONIERSET , PLACE. ee iiittatke : F;t l lox is "NOW OPEN from in the NI gue .caini.; tiit Seven in the Even- It Catalo is. , • HENRY HO•:VARD, R. A. Sec. PUBLIC RECORDS 03 id 4 13 t 1 11 , 055 10 wale HIS MAJES'I'Y's COMMISSIONERS on PUBJAC JtECOILDS have, udder the Authority of the t.ords Con Driers of the Treasury, appointed Messrs. Longman, Hurst,- Rees, ("Mee, and Brown, Paternoster-row, and Messrs. Rhyne acid Foss, Pall-mall, to sell such Copies of the following Waits, ,printml under- their direction, as are not appropriated to public uses:— " . , -it ` Jn • It Y AL PATRIOTIC CONCER TS. KIN G'S : THEATRE, HATNIARKET. Je on:i • .. Admission try 'l' ickets only. —and of his ti r it - i •th PRINCE REGENT. - ...oya. ..igairess. e , 'Li u. ., Artd also under the Auspices , of . \ I , l 'la!th Duke of 101 Ah .? , _, .„.; a , An; okess e 'l9lal' I - li'. , lin . ess the I hike of CLAR , k , .NcE ll's n cil.-,''‘„(nal liiktitis.tlie Duke of KE ,'., ._ I_, ... N 11 ; "tiai Highness the Puke of SUS SE X. • LPti - i'ptICIAV JUNE 17, and MONDAY, ;st.:lN,,i—Ati,rt! Cieletivat‘!,! of the DELIVERANCP.; . of N, , oca relye. I tjGAI A , by ' t i :ln , - it. D es ß tu l e T a l t S k l ) i n •A oi ß F .N r l a S t , we w , 'h a r n ch si iii ( 1 1 :4„ e i latidn ntrin uteo to-t b i v e. our „Magnanimous --Allies, Ll'ii , I ' ,. .tima i 'd i ! sirl, ". N r ; Pei - cusrriNlA tABERTAut . ks : 41f r', ':rit a i, 1 ; () (il t ,. l r - o - - 1 , ,, - ;:u - c l eeerle'r! by a GRA TN 0 C .. A1._ eMILN , ei)iii. • • the Ode written, and the who le 1 • In hi . lius tl i -• 1 •,._ • the t ir etic e ... win 7 , , - Great .- Occasion. Each Concert to ti t 1 4 0i. 1N .'" -i.oil save the I(.irig," newly arranged and hi ''Y 1 4 ,4141 thewh o le to be executed upon a plan en fic'tYtt 1"... i• 0 Y lr' e , n . n1,t,.. and . distinct Orchestras- tits "ret 4. , ..e.vi. !::e - , °--3 .'"--e'fleece Orearis and inure than 4 11 0 '' •' y eomprrsing is . ' I llkl i flC: l ii r ti a lid..Fift,y Performers, for which -t( xte,. .I.,rcliitectural Structure, to'be erected over tee t ;44,... 1t , ( : . t't Stag e . ',-eati r :. n',.'4e4irst Band, Mr. SAL OII 9,N. . A 44 4; l' , ll be Second Baud, Mr. SPAGNOLETTi. 11;* i .lon e fi u .' lie T'dtd Band :qr. MORALT. k'''' ("s ' '''' V.,. i performer s ' alread y engaged , are, Ma- I , .rastibi t. -,•1 . __ ,:s _ . _,__ _ , Dirt'. 11 1 .1". Ir. v ' t, Igrror. Traniezzaiii, m .A r l x • i,. .i d -Zr i. n i s i.. c 1,„,, Thir'i'''"):'ir'll ' "*Nirs.V."gi W utt ' l l ' ilani ' s „lid Mr. Br:h i aril. 1 .14. 6,* ( -•.tl t . erf . i •- Crofts, Nla.ster -l i t Ont ' o'clock, when the t • We r t °f .11'5 T i u iza h tye i Vi a l c i l : e d : l L,didly.illuminated. , - ss 1 1 4 ' 111 '; , ' Ils , b uilt expressly for. these Concert s by ate rs. C ar e f,?,P.Th IL '''' )l' ' ' '' ...°l "i "l " . " 4B (and Boxes to be taken)' at the e Opera 1 . ..,,' - '' ~..x-,,7• Tickets frir the Pit and Gallery Flight i 11 '. 1' 14. 1 • ) ::,,.....W, 1 : , , Old, Bon i tl . -s ß tr i e „ et h .; all 'aN , lessrs Neer Bond g - i street 'd ; /1 t. , c6 •• • ''''{. ''"' *. " 1.(1‘ i '- a l l7 ; ISle:s ' rs. C . letrienti and Cu. Cheap -7.-......... " 01 liit - 'll-tlf-a,Guinea. • ..------.......: r. ' ll f . • Guin t a ; G a lle r y , '. Of whom may be had, by the' same Autfx)r, 1. The Loyalists, 3.v015. Wino. 2a Edit. 11. Is. hoards. 2. The RefuSal, 3 vols. 12nio. price 11. Is. boards. 3. Letters to a Young Lady, 3 vols. the •ith Edit. price 11. is: hoards. Calelidariinn Untolotniu Patentitn,. f01i0.... .. .: .. L.l 16 0 7 axatici Ecclesiastica P. Nicholai 2 2 0 Catalogue of the Coitoniau MSS , Calendarium Itotoloruin Chartarnm .. 2 0 0. Rot ttlorunt Urigitialium Abbreviatio, i Vols. . ... Calendarium.lnquisitionum Post Mortem, 2 V<;l, 3lO 0 Testa de Neyil Nonarum Inquisitiottes Valor Et:elesiastiens, Vol. 1 2 10 0 Statutes of the Realm,. Vol. 1. Plaeitortim in DomoCapitulari Weltm. Althreviatio ... 1 16 0 lialtiatr•Catalogue, and Indexes, 4 Vols. • 8 8 0 Indexes to ditto, separate, being the 4th V 01......, 2 4 2 0 Inquisitiones Retornatarum Stotite, 2 Vois' ' Rotuli Hundreciorunt,' Vol. 1. ' 2 2 0 a q ~;'~4. 55'lk ireiv ll OA' bg •c(I e On , 4. Letters . to a Young Man, 3 vols. the sth Edit. price H. Ti. boards. 5. Poems and Plays, 4 vols. H. 3s. boards. This Day were published, . . ! • Elegantly printed in Octavo, ;out/Jot-pressed, price 2s. Gd. k ' N ATIONAL 'I'II.JUAIPHS.—By Mrs. - 'i , ..1... . COCKLE. "We retrace with ineio'ry's pointing bound, _ That calls the past to Our exact review,. The dangers we have '.:l:aped, the brojcen snare, The disappointed foe dalir'rance found ' .. tintooled for, life preserv'd, and peace restor'd."—CowPra. Also,. by 'nie same Author, lately ,pulilished, t. An tlighle•Tribute- to the Memory.df General Sir John Moore, ‘lto. iti. 2. Simple Minstrelsy, a collection of original Poems, post Bvo. neatly printed and hot-pres.ed, 103. extra boards.. 3. toportant• Studies for the Female Sex, in. reference to. Modena Alanners ‘ 1 , 21n0. 73. extra boards. ' ' , I. 11 or,al Malts, and Studies from Natural Ilislory, 12rn0.. ... 7s. extra hoards. " • . . . ... • S. The Juvenile Journal; or, Tales of Truth, 12tuo. 3st 6d. i . extra hoard-, 3d edition. 6. Time Fishes Grand Gala; in... Two Parts, 12 plates, Is'., - , . s each prain, or Is. Gil. coloured, • . . • i 7. 'Fite Three Gifts.; or'',. th*: History of Young •Farmvr i. Guliblos, 6 plates, Is. plain,- or. Is. Gd. coloured, . i Yuldislted by C. Chapple, Pal.kiViall ; and. Sherwood and Co. Pateraoster<row. • . , . :. . The FOREIGN OFFICE.—" The Peace of Eu rope," surrounded by braaclies of laurel, occupicvl the central space in front the laurel arose on( of a vase at the base,- , on a parallel line with which was written A' May_ 30, 1814. - Oa the right was the left G. P. ,brilliant stars Aecorattl the parapet,..and in the centre was the British . Crown.. - 101 09 . : 00 ; Y t i ( l e 1. • - LINN/BAN SYSTEM OF BOTANY. . . This Day wag published, Price 6s. coloured, 4s. plain, Part I. of TUB CLASSES' and ORDERS of the LIN- N.EAN SYSTEM of 'BOTANY.. Illustrated by'select Specimens of foreign and indi;conus Plants. To be publish ed in Monthly Parts...lbis Work will contain a Series of Plants, with appropriate Botanical Descriptions, illustrative of the Twenty-four Classes. and Orders of Linnmus ; with 'a clear Elucidation of his System. The whole Work will be Qom ['llse& ill e2g Numbers,•contaiuing 240 Plates. Corr NIL R.l inret .brtanc,hes, lestoBns,_ and the crown likewise "the windows encircled by.lanip3. Tkut TREASURY. --'s Ships, Colo:lies, and Com merce," in large•capitals. SECRETARY OF STATE'S Orrice.—A magnificent scene. 1-I..tre was exhibited the first.specinten.of the flyvid Gothic we even.saw pourtrayed in 13inpF, u .different triumphal arches were placed—" " Prima," `f- Sweden," "•Anetrig." Tate central, space was occupied by G. P. H. a..crown, a British Lion, &c. spiral temporary 0r04.-, mentirliad a Eine effect. The eagres, and other heraldic ornaments,- were introduced. Nos. 2.5 ani 26 will contaiu a Pict'acc,.and a Dictionary of Botanical Terms. Ltmdoir:' Printed for Longmai, Hurst, Reel, Or me, and Brown, • Pateruoster-row ; and at the Briti,ll Gallery, 54, Ncw.Bond-st rect. Thia Day Is-as published, price Ss. rffiIit.REDGCTION of the. FORCES,• with . the Foil and Half.te, ci I y and politically considered, in a. LETTER to LORI) PALMERSIONE ; in lihich will be kubmitted..a periniutent Pian for the immediate eaipl;iyment of tlie disbanded Trooo ; at the same time distinctly demon strating the dang,erons extensire•lteciuctiou. - • - -By-Captain VAIRMAN. Author of a 'Pamphlet ou the expedience of allowing Wine to the Araiy, and 474 the neeessi - y of increasing the Alilitzwy Subsistanceo&c. - 'Ate HORSL , GVARD,S..^,—"- Every Man has done bis. Ditty," iii lamps. The cnpol.i•illiiunnated to its suunmit.• nrttuche4; a trbwn, 4c. Every window W:l3 studded/with humps; .othed th similarly : lighted up. On the ri ltc 6'. it. and on the left G. P.: R'. 1110 the pedilnk: ut and.architraves ilinrk.ed-out With lamps. The . PAY..0FF15..:4.-7—" Europe saved by ',he Grand Alliance." !ow, VHAPttL ItOir-AI" WHITEHALL , . ~ for A . .- ‘) ~N ')- 110 i NT INC'. coNcm{rs...., , .51AN,e 11.4x c i,.:c, • ,;;;F,...1,„it5, 1 7 , T WAR in ( 7F ,, • ••- t 4 , 4 0 . , it 1al -oi‘'l'ttli4', gi . re 4 n I ° l the immediate I a h, 44 0 A ,f • • rrl4ll Potentales, under . . i ' he ' , ...,Y1:1 • Ctiap;;l shortie :.!" . ter t , tie conducted .ti i (. 'lls-tweal 9"zi • site Prince Regent, i. tojeltl.,2. th'4e'lltriti,.i,tte' of t T he '- ‘s 7ln e t s s t;:xii nster A , SOCl:ki ton , t...e.. Music . tr"' Mu,i ) * *l and Noble Diree-tqrs of tht . • 11 the prine4pal ofv s ,-, c• 'Mrs— BILLING - UON, and a i - Intetr COncerts of ~.a.n-04 0 4 '' ) oal T. 1 ' ' - i • -untentiu, N oi. . 1,3r,4i%. , a ents i, , tt r Vociti and nsti . ' t '' (''S.Oll. ' . T ; . '.• • f ....is Fete will be tright . e .i n - - t Ntl Ile Reet) . " gi al°e"r u *' Q een his Royal Hit, 1 1( 4 , .. , k N it . ye-of her Mztjesty the a., 1. 4 , 31 a,'1 he 1,.. Regent, th e Emperor of ' Illustrious Itlo 'nerß "..ln:: of Prussia, itact ivany otoei '1'1,,, • - 'Roal Farni y e 44 1 t ' Pric e of Ticket f Ida• is Two Guineas, and they b (7 , d 4 t ne Vers ' s 'l. 4 .l eac ' ': ..eanle. • . i .,., 4 erA. f ~,, . n. and are II 'IWO g';Fo tn ,'. i tekets are I •eired at the. Committee Rooms, tiiin i U rc a l t , th, Z e ll ;:-',"' Tavern; G t.t C.ll •en.street, Lincoln s tn . at Niessrs. eity of London Tavern, Bishops . gate-street , 3 ti !ltei tt • an T e l s Nlti,sie Shop, New Buttd-s ik tr c t; s e e t nn , Zid 0. s Lheapiiile ; and zit Mr. ann's, 101, b r . , duly a i -r i l , l . e _ _9 6 . a!r! of Performance and delivery of Tickets will littr.rt ea, _ • tIST I "I, ‘Voit,,,.ALLERY of PICTUR ES. and REPOSITORY " in.th e FINF . APTs No. 54, New Bond-street. 1 _ .....tioul I. '-' l l'.l i likl blie are respect ' fidly informed, that the T s_"f the.abere Estahliihment for . t i ti t„ e d EXIIIIII- Ni.,?!lei ,:i:11,1_,Y.-I,INISHEI? COP , I ES ? panus ofs nibeWaotehir w a ' t 4 .. rlit , ' at ! . 4 from thr Finest Specnne . c the a NI F , r k:•ol our ',( l of tb(. Beautiful Mtniature s nun's. M AG f,„ ,“:EN - 1 , ~4 , "f the at:rItQUESS of sTAI.F--- ' - Copies, • also in ' , As 01.1 gi-cloN of PICTURE'S, • continue OPEN hia n , P"cti4 l) " • - ' li tt 1 1- APLE N ,',,, VC here niay also be seen, ' i -- in \roil. • • FIS - E ARTS, which hae SPECIMENS of . It4-e " Nu P li: rt , li • Qr . ar . nei l in in cou e rs'e Of Publication ; and for ..------<:__ -cr`.4cas''Naciiics are receieeth --... ------..., Printt.d for G. Chapple, ; of whom may be bail Captain Fairman's other Tracts. OBSCRVE, a few Copits. riny „re now left.. off sale (price Three of that scarce, interesting, and. natful fa mily Work (with which is given an elegant Portrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead H ou s e :, entille.d AGUIDE to:HEALTH or, Advice to•both Sexes - , in a:variety-of Complaints. The 4DMIAALTy.—" Glorious Mir CrOWIUNI Ity Hanouranle Peace.'."rhe Anchor in the ceutt:c encircled tiy,wreaths of laurel,. SIDDIODIAteII Arms of England.,. At the East end of the a Star of great magnitude ; out on the Wes; au,. other of similar dimeusions ; straight ro..vs lamps encircled the pediweilt. There were. like wise triinnohal arches, pillars, anti .festoons. • Firs Lkiusz., Privy Gardens.—Lord Liverpoo! displayed his usual taste. " Peace lionouruble to Ail," with pyrantids, festoons, straight rows, and pillars of variegated lamps. Viscount CAsTLEREAGH's, in St. James's-synire. A Transparency, with. the word K` Peace" In a Glory. Festoons,' and straight rows of lamps. ‘The ORDNANCE OUICE.-Brilliant in the ex, treme ; the whole of the front lighted up in bat ? Clements, carronades along the balcony, in lamps, and cannon-balls regularly piled. 'Pie tutir:ll crown, a star, &C. surmounted by the Prince Re gent's Plume. Columns, arches, 'festoons, aril pyramids. - ~' By S. :iOLO.NIO . N, M. D. • Containing a treatise on rernele Diseases, Nervous and 11- pochondric Complaints ; also General Remarks on those 96.* eases with wii;cs the huniau body is most frequentlrafthmed ; explaining the symptoms, mode of treatment, and remedies most properly adapted- for each respective complaint. • To which is annexed, A Dissertation -on the Propertici - and Effects of Hut and Cold-Bathing; .also an Essay- 00 - Secret Venery; and a Discourse on Impotency in the •Male, "and Sterility or Barrenness incident to Females, arc.---`che while illustrated with a variety of. authentic facts, never before published. . . " The best preservative to keep the mind in health," says Lord Bacon," (and in Many instances the bodvtoo),is the faith ful adlnonition of a friend." Unfortunately, the dislike of having not merely our vices, but even our foibles, follies, and fatilts exposed, deter; thousands -froM asking for or receiving what the philosopher recommends; and thus Youth in parti cular rush - headlong into the vortex of dissipation arri death obviate .consequences so destructive to the species, and eventually to population, has fallen to my lot,. by. the pnbli catitin of the GUIDE TO HEALTiI, which is pointed . oht to the deluded of either sex 'as the " Silent Friend," which they may consult without exposure, and with assured conti-- dence of success. This is thatsunstiine, the genuine warmth of which the slender roots of prejudice cannot bear. As . Truth prevails, prejudices subside, -and all persons are left to their own judgment arid their own experience. - London; Printed for the Author ; and sold by Sam. Leigh, IS, Strand; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-row ; also by all BooksellerS in the United Kingd,ini. No less than One aundred Thousand five Hundred Copies of Solomon's Guide to Health have been prihted. The AGENT-GENERAL'S Office attracted much attention. The initials •of the Allied Sovereigns, A . .. F.. L. W. surmounted by the coronets of their respective nations, formed 'the centre of the tie sign ; at the top, G. R. And the Crown uuiler• neath, " The Peace of Europe.'"rhe whole, tastefully arranged in variegated lamps, .with the flags ?f the Eur,pean TowersAlecorating the seen:.:. The ComsussAtty in CHIEF'S OrfICC eras sple.t• dilly illuminated. Triumphant wreaths of lau rel-coloured l!ght encircled the front.; the letter G. R. and Crown, and P.R. brtween , stars, wer:e in tne centre; over these "'Le bt:n temps est vertu," beneath, " Tandon bona C0U1.4 triumphat." . DICINE. , - ROCHE'S ROYAL EM!IROCATION. IIOOI.ING-COUGH CURED WITHOUT' INWARIS 114,„/E NY Thousands of Children are cured an mdly by this•ltemedy. an the • first attack, an im mediate applicatiodof ROCHE'S ENIBROCATION will pre vent the complaint taking any hold of th.: constitution, and a few times may completely cure. In the alost obstinate cases perseverance will pr4duce the desired effect ; nod no remedy can be so well calculated fur children as this, for it requires no medicine to be taken inwardly. In common Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and may be relied on for Men,,Wocacn, and Children, as safe and effectual. • to no case can this Medicine be genuine, unless signed on the wrapper by J. Roche, and every -stamp the name of B. Edwards, 6G, St. Paul's Church-yoxd (who is the only Wili4le sale Vender), engraved thereon. Price 4s. i►ud 11. es. per bottle. A I attp PEAC E! . pt-A,E! PEACE' . ii6llll.ig,tiki:s,‘,.l'q'tille'llt of d in a very sn" 14 0 , ty,,. ,°3• the" first Artists, and pastlte -... linANs . pARENciEs, a *thin.' ' ~w r ti 4 .t 0 • s Occasion, (Ms° ,t.be. 'ow N ; ,-.!thd,,, kt • present ri non. 4 t J; i ll ul, 44.4,Pe, Miscellaneous •S'eeneryL 1 4 ~ , MI, / i , Y fiiielv paint s i•d), 10. BE atidti c o nt thi s c - o r L I D u: I -Go a ' , I''s Ni : f N o . ‘ , 0,. kliackfriars : roacl, tt ee, wit 4. e.4thureh r di, , , ne,, r , . . anti actory, - • - - n•ate 'e". 1:1 Urn 'iluors of Worship-street, 13LshulAis anti at 246, iligh-str . eet,Shore I p A ~, . , , 90AIIDS Z- hy”,l,:s, ,111... N r imtEltIAL DI NING-TA kri "ININGII,Ij4 PATENT THAFALGA . It SIDE n. nture, Leda"q'ttli pi.. • '' 111 .1.:8, ill one elegant I,'lece. o - .e, ~,,, ai l ,' ','' lew dilferentePlatis ; the Pa.t.ent Impros 1 :. s iheustvo , -nai r rt eds' Brass-screw Four Post, and ' Petit s litti r , '., Pornitiire ' id '. liedeling coninleto ; Portable z 1411 " fitt.,\:". 6 ~,,ai oth e r 41 n • • • t •ii arid iisiproved articles Ftl"tl,metire; also a trett•rale4lll°::;rnvteste.,sive assortment of 'i r ea r Y l'lll Cabrnet. ?rt.eles fur furnlshin, Houses cOln . ; 4 i u tai ti l i -., d-v, Tultrtufactet e (1 . , .e•liere P - tri'lies may ' '' select an. ia.n_l,;ie""";:cloeltipo,use in l' a few day:, a .,, i4linK t,lie.e....str.erruire .l,,lt,h,nt i malting several :Mouths in eumpietin,, their Ithir4r42/4all:ll,l‘ls.:taltdiudia Lytielez, Army and INavy, N. , e. See. by 1"11 'e en, (I ,`' 16 and 17, Catherine -stre e t, Strand, oil St 1110UtrAtC, for prompt pitynient. __ _. . ' • . ______ HALL&MS ANTIBILIOVS PILLS. 11E Laic, t pk int aCy of these , Pilis in Bilious Com y ii,itit, .. 4, I)eittlach, lite.rt-burn, &c. are well-known, t44l...c'eo'lttr4e:lLl.erietice.. In initigeninii, ;oss of A ppetite,, 'sit* from , tn e 33 ., and those tputierous t•iiiii a( disases, kit th . 11 Constitutions ,:ebi!ita.- teti cons hot climates. , as . well 1!,,, ctbn:stiere4rteicyient indnlgeners in the various luxnrteg of ire m0i, 2 „,.._.• Lit,. produce the limit happy tileets, and they trie„s oi4 L.,',,Fent In their natnre, as to resp;ir e no restra.nt. ,l t•-• Edwards, 66, St; Paul's •Clitirch-vard Loudon, GtLi •'' 9d .; tbe thaitil e b 4 R.! • '' all ' tical Uktlepatc,4 . 04 _I. -....i .Lud by trs in -...4nediuttivs, 7 ilk .0;0 FOR THE TEETH AND GUMS. BUTLER'S CELEBRATE)) VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, is, with confidence, recommend ed to the Use of the Public, as the most etlicacions Prepara, Lion •for preserving the teeth iu a sound state, even to old age, and producing a pearly whiteness, without iiapairing the Enamel. It imparts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gnus—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; and if used constantly as,directed; will prevent the Tooth Ach by iemoving its cause—the Scurvy in the Guns. Price 2s. 9(1. the Box. • BUTLER'S SUPERIOR L.-VVENIDER WATER, from its elcgaitt fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal Highnesses the Princess and Prinee Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies -u the first Pistinctiou. Price, Half pints 4s. Sold wholesale and retail, by the• Proprietor, It. Butler, 4, Chea 1 pside corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London; anti retail, by last, Pathway:a and aNlOicitte Veladara. • WILLIANI_B. MOUNTAIN, SARACF,N'S HF.AD INN, snow -Hill, London, The best AccommodatiOn for Travellers, gn6r4 fled*, choice - Liqm!rs, and moderate Charges. - • ' The following Oist Coache, ,‘ , rail.Coaches, Pic. set out froth the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill. ICO. XETER, Piynunith, Wcyqloop),..Dotchoter; o i t,z,A4mith, and 'Falislaniy;Ne - a-PoitCoaciri every .. Morning at•half past .Six o'clock, through . Honiton, Asanoster, Bri,dkurt, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and tia.;shot." BOSTON,'Spai - dinr, Peterborough, Stilton andltini don, new Itoyld Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Coach c s troni Boston io Spiishy, Louth, and Hull. BATH- and BRISTOL Flying Poq-Coaches, through Chippenham, Calue; and Mariborongh, every Aftern:mn ; . arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon ' tku-Tavern,' Toonssts-street, and -the Swan, nriAt6t, next hlorniug.—Coaehes to Wells, IfridgoVater, Taunton; &c. LEEDS new Light Coach, called The Rockingham, sets tint every Morning.•_at Eight o'clock; carries Four Insides only, and-goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout: Passes through Stauilikrd, Newark, Retford, DOncuster, mid Verry. bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds; next day at Noon. Nut withstandiuti the 'finer - in:mu:l Expedition of this Coach, it. is allowed to be the. must agreeable and complete Politic Con• veyance on the North Road, being unequalled-in acconinto • daiion by any other. RENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, 'Bolton, Charley; Oruiskirk, and:Garstang Must-Coaches, every After , &loon, at Five o'elotk:" Guarded. GLASGOW; Longtown„ Gretna-Green, Annarf,'Dmufries, Brownhill, ThOrnhill, Siatiquhar-Kiln, Camnbck, anti all Parts of .`Scotland,Camperdi:wn Coach (Daily) .SORK,,r'lcwea.stl and Edinburgh, new Coach, performed with a Guard throngkont, sets out every Morning at half .past Six. o'crack, by way of NeWark, Retford, TadcaAer, Dar • ,liugton, Northailerton, Durham, Alorpeth, and Berwick. . Passengers - finding themselves fatigued, front the length of • the ;journey ' may rest what time they , please, and then pro ceed on witbont any additional Fare. J. Clark,. the Blaih Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to S.underlaud, Hull, Scarborough, Whitby, and other places. ' BRIDGENORTH - and Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening. \ • .r• - LIVERPOOL Post Coach, to .carry four Insides, sets out every Nlorning,through tattterworth,lligh Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone, Tantworth, Litchfield,. Ullesthorp - , Rnutsford, • Vliarkington ' Northampton, and Dmistahlc. - • CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, -Post-Coach, g. es with Four Horses, and aMeard all the way. Passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatabridge, • Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherhy, Aherford, Doncaster, and Gran tham •ithe nearest way by la-Miles), sets out every Morning, and performs the journey -with the .greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being secured in the next Coach. . WAKEFIELD Post-Coach, every Nailing, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchnrch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Aliddlewich, -Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland. MANCHESTER, Winslow, tongleton, Newcastle, Walsal, and Wolvernamptun,Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Gnardetl.' SHREWSBURY, Wellington and Shanal, Post-Coach, the.. Prince of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every . Evening at Pier - o'clock, Guarded. • SHEFFIELD antl Rotherham Vest-Coach, called the Rock iirgbam,every Awning. SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, Alresford, and Alton Coach, every Evening. • BR I:MINGHAM Mercury Post .Coach, with a Guard, sets • out even' Afternoon, nod reaches Birmingham next day at Noon. 'Passes by Oxford, Enston and. Shipsto,ne,' to the Saracen's Ht i ,ad, Bull-street, and Castle Inn, Birmingham. BIRMINGHAM, Warwick, and Leamington, New Post Coach, every Morning. HULL, Northeave, Hoteden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at half-past Six o'clock, to' the Bull awl Sun Inn, Myton-Gate, Hall. HERTFORD, Ware, Haddesdon, aqd Cheshunt Coach, very Morning. TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-past Two, .Hali-pAst Four, and lia,ll-last SeVet) o'clock. WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaiht their Friends and the Public, that they will not he account able fur any Writing, 'Parcels, or Luggage, &e. of More than. Five Pounds Value, if lost or damaged; finless entered as such and paid for accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow . Londou. It,* Passengers and Parcels are hooked for all the above Coaches, at Irals.hett's Now. White Horse Cellar Goach.:Otlicsi, . In Old Cavendish -street, the residence of the French Ambassador. was splendidly ornamented., and attracted. ninch attention. The front, hy' means of trains-work, was made to repres.:iit facade of a temple. The pillars were closely wreathed with particular coloured lamps. Prince's feathers, bound by an elegant blUe scarf, surmounted the architrave, and beneath was b e word " Peace." Within the pillars there ,%ras Splendid star, And the whole formed a Mize sii light, the glare of which:, thrown into Oxford street; was seen to a great distance. M Th a I ) I4TENEY HOTEL partook of that simpi, city which marks the character of its angus, Oc cupants. It merely bore the inscripion in laMp„' "Thanks to God." SOMERSET LIOUSE had the three entrance gates botdered with a double chain of , small brilliant lamps, and the three large - arched )rindows - .011 each side bordered in like manner to correq;ood. each being connected with a double f es t oon (r r brilliant lamps the base over the arches h.i rouble row of small lamps extending the who,, THUIISDAVi •luNe. 9. 1814. "lie are rc ectluilv informed, that in lon iqyZistyieitee of the I LIA; NI I` ATIC/NS, the THEA N TI E tt XA TI ), i ,(-:{IV ENT-tiAItDEN, will NOT BE OPENED o ,l‘i ' 1) 0 D INE` INC : u :" 14 ) .. ; Coal .littie T ti . t to our Illustrious Visitors, ,.d will ati Ali •••• '• I called The C7l . 11.1 ` 1 'n;1 vvl L ' °"" • • 'llistwical Romance e (!l . ; t4 w i lth 44. Nl4 l. c. ' s! ‘ li'll's•Love A-la , ;_N;l e ode : lo Waters 444 ecti Sadak Kalasrade ; or, They