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EDITION. THE REAL FRENCII PAPERS. .(From the Moniteur Universal of .4pril .) ACTS OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT. The first orders that all obtacles to the rvtnrn of the POPE to his own territories-shall be re moved instantly, and that alI hononrs be paid to him on his journey. The second orders tbe brother of the infant Don CARL OS to be. released and sent back to Spain. LEGI•SLATIVE BODY, More Members adhere to the decree of for- feitui e. MINTSTER OF WAR. French .ofiSeers and soldiers are invited to give in their adherence. couns 'DES COMPTS. Addrets Ot BARI3EII MARBON to the Count. He says on nil sides tire House of the BoußsoNs is heard, Bnd wishes for their return. 'All the Mem bers sign rile Act of Adhesion: r•Rlirflefir TIE r 'TtiE SErCE. The Members sign •their adherince, and wish for the ancient family-to be A xed for ever in France, IMPERIAL COrItT Or PA TS. Thu ,members invite the immediate *return of the 'flea of the 13ourhou House to the hereditary Throne of ST. ton ts. . ,The carps of gendarmerie and tile, Adjutants of the' city of Pads addressed letters to the Prince of-Bv.NEYEN-ro, eNpressiyt of their attaclarneut to the new Government. FRENCH FUNDS, 64. P. 431 5 73, APAST, 6. (Front tlia Aurnal-des Debagi.). His Ikiaysty the Emperor of RusslA, as 'soon as be was inil)rined of the:change im the French ,Government, .produced by the Senate, proposed, in the name of the Allied Powers, to NkroLZON Bt•oxArAFTE, to choose a place of retreat for him self and family. The Duke of 1 7 1cEtzzA was di rected to cagy this proposal to him. it has been dictated chiefly by the desire tiprers to stop the effthion of blood, and by the convic tion, that if adopted by ./sl'Arnt.Eo7, "the want of general peace, and the re-establiib,ment of the internal %pose of France would be, but the want of a day. - . Senator SlilEs has sent in his adherence. The Count of CAPRTER has done the same. '• The public is inioroied, that the immense inau tit).- of Letters kept for more than three years in the Office of the Administration of the - Posts, both from England and other countries, a's well as those destined from those countries, will be sent off ac- cording to their directions. Paris, April 4. • 1101ITNEIN. There have arrited to-day in the Capital a gieat Tiumber of Officers and soldiers who have aban doned the standard, of BUONAPaaTE. They, were all decorated with the White Cockade.--tire le • Letter from Marshal Duke of Beluno to tho Prince Benevento. come to - NHS to gets-cured of a severe wound Ireceived at the b:ittle of , Craonne. I . only wait for my cure to:Offermy Services to tho . -Provisional "GOVernrnent of France. They may _ • rely upon My-fidelity and adhere:we. to all, they . /nay do for the safety and honour-Of rny country. (Sighed) Dtilseof P.C . 'S OF THE. FROVISIONAI. GOVERNMENT. TheTelations just established between the.Aflicd ;Powers and the . French Government are of a na ture to permit France being considered immediate ly'as it) a state of peace with them. In conse quence the Provisional Government decree, That all conscripts at present kssembled - are free to ret.orn home, *am that all - those who hare not yet been carried away from their homes may re mai'n there. The same facility is applicable to the battalion of the neui....kry which each department has furnished, as well as all the levies en :name. ..Paris; April 4. iace BENEVP.NT.E, &c. Marshal MARMONT has sent in his adherence to the new Governweut. To-,iriorrow the St low of NAPOLEON Will bit thrown (io w from its base. DUTOI MAIL 13RussELs, 31.—The passage ,of troops of -ail arms , through',,this town i.s continual and , without interruption .; they continue their march Without molestation into Damien. The first co lon:1i .the Swedish army, commanded by the H e reditary Prince of Sweden, composed of 10,000 men , i s,ex pected here on oSaturday, 2d o f A pr il ;- it will, -on the 4th and 6th, be followed by two columug of equal force; several Officers of Me Etat-major have already arrived within our walls. The Dilke of'Saxe Weimar has at this. moment his head-quarters in Aloit. LEYLni$, „Attu'. 4.---r1 cc° uuts from 'Geneva state, that:s'oo. 'P1Ta+441.44 , 4r) ,- :, which Lad re mained near Geneva, red upon ChamberY in' the e :betw4n the 42c1 and 23d, and that General 13& na lia&sent trocts to pursne theft, Con , iderable English forces have disembarked at Arum.l.—The Allies'are again in Ghent. Alaison is pursned, tml it is hoped that 5500 m e n, who have•comeAmt of Antwerp, Will be CU off: At ball-past three o'clock, the day before mterclay,, t.ll('re' were not above 1000 or 1560 men in Antwerp, The French have left - ft garrison at Ihitet, itith twenty pieces of cannon_ GrrLtvr, MARcIt ,30.—General Maiaon ordered his troops, -,vha here gnArtered on bar Citizens, to bet iw n ell, - nor to ki.itnaluiof the inhabitants more than'Was tkeir dire,. not,to ill treat them. TOUR OF THE EMPRESS OF,RUSSIA. '------tee--- ST, ,PETERSBURa. JAN: I 4.—On the 31st per, her Majesty the Emaross of Russia, blizabeth Alexiewna, set out front this. city on her journey to Berlia and Frankfurt on the Main. Before her departure her Maje Sty visited the Kasan Catlie nlral, _where prayers ete,oirered up. for the illus trious traveller. She is accompenird by her sister Princess Amelia of Baden, the Dowager - Princess Prosbeowska, theee, Ladies of Honour, the Great Chamberlain Alexander Nerischkin,- the e Lord Stewerd Prince GoleeYn, anti yer Majesty's Pby- Sician and Secretary. Jeer. l'iteieste arrived at Riga at P p'clock in the evening'tif the,,sth, oaenteriug• the' suburbs 'the horses were . taken from her car riage, and .it was tit-Hienby the people to the pa, 'lace between th.e trnops garrisoned there, who were dreeen out in two files : _ Jay. 10.-7Befoee deer-light 811 was in motion here for the.. reception' of -the Depress of Itns.sia. Before the Lihar-gate was erected a large triumphal arch a suitable insctiastion. From 'the all ea' -01'llmeetrees;',whicb runs through the centre Of the town to the house of Ruppel, Where her - Mejesey was-pleased to stop, was e , • vered pOsage• formed trifle. flags. In a lOwer epartinent 'of the hwise were assembled twelve young females, who strewed flowers, before, her Majesty at her_entranee, end presented a congra tulatory poem. ,t night there was'a general il lumination, but the wind was so high as frequently to blow tent the torches. The - cold was at. the same time extremely intense, and the heaven* were , also most brilliantly lighted op. Korteeeeeo, Jew. 20.7—The 14th and 15th inst. were remarkable days for the inhabitants of this city, on account of the isit o f her Alejestv the Empress of Russia, On her way to her, dative country. As soon as it Was known that she would "honour this place with her presence, preparations were made for receiving her with due honour.--- At was erected an elegant triumphal arch, where her Majesty Was received by the Generals, a deputation of the Magistracy, and the City °Ri cers, amidst the discharge of the cannon on the ramparts, anti the ringing of bells. At the paine the principal military and civil Officers, the heads of the university and 'Clergy, the principal Mer-, chants, and many LadieS, were assembled. A com pany of young females, selected: fur t!ic perpo.,e, met her Majesty at her entrance, and . tiv stairs she was received' by fifteen _others in the dress of her native country, Baden, one of whom pro non-need a short poetical addres,s. This •attention was most graciously accepted. fry her Majesty, to whom the persons of distinction collected on the occasion were presented. As soon as it grew dark the: whole city was brilliantly illurnineted. On the 15th many ladies and military and civil' Officers - were invited to dinner with the Empress. The city Was again illuminated. Ae6 o'clock her Majesty went to the Theatre, which was deco , . rated for the occasion. The streets all the way were lighted with forehese the piazzas were sm . - Mounted with lamps, and between them appeared the Russian and Prussian eagle in transparent lamps. Above the principal entrance were the words, fleet Tiia!zens Ehrentag—"' This de 'is Thalia'a festival." Tier :Majesty honoured the Theatre with oer presence till the very conclu siou of ,the entertainment, and then weft to the ball provided by the military government of the. city. She condescended to dance Polonaises with •stime of the most distinguished persons of the company, and after supper did not retire till past o'clot k. EarlV on - the 1 nth, the Empress pursued her journey. At, the Exchange was its . semblesi a de putation of .the merchants, with r W commercial Coun selloolf at their head, who hid the honnin to present her with a suit of ornaments in anther—a *token of profound respect, which was-most gra ciously accepted. Along the Pregel, on both sides of the bridge, were erected masts, from which waved the flags of all nations at the end of the 'bridge. they *were con neettid by. a t rium jai . a rch, at ,the top of -. hich were placed the Russian and F'russian colours. In the centre :appeared the cypher of the Empress. Her Majesty stopped twice to look at this arch, which was e.:ecuted with great taste. Aee,ompazned by the goo': Wishes of all, she left our city, ami&t incessant huzzas and at the rampurts,was saluted with 101 guns. BERLIN, J AN 25.-00 the 21st, et four in the afternoon, h e r Imperial Majesty arrived at,rratlk fact on tit . * Oder, accompanied by Lieut. General Von Stutterheirn, Governor of the provinces be tween the. Vistula and .the Oder, In that city she was received and congratulated by General L'Es toctl,. Mil;tary . Governor' of the provinces be tween the Oder and the Elbe, and several civil °filters of distinctioe, whom her Majesty itt. t a . 'to dinner, during, which Shit 'co;;%;ersid with them in the most affable manner— The city had erected triumphal arches for the reception of her Majesty, and voting females had the honour 4, strew flow ers and .present poetical salutations. At night tlo. city was illuminated. . On the 22d, her Majesty con finned her route, escorted; as "she, Was In her whole journey, 4 de tachments of cavalry, the first of which in, this province belonged to the regiment of the 1 -if and 7 Duke Constantine. About three in the.afternoon she reached Friedriobsfelde, a mansion' of the late Duchess of ,Holstein Beek, libottt a (German) mile from Berlin, where she Vyas met. by Isis itoYal Highness Vrinee Charles (son of the lis.ing 'of tfOgilElM'S eoMniF,N7 PrnsSin) . and the tritleipal officers of his Maje..ty's I onsehold, as well as by all the‘Russians dlr.:- tinction then resident in Berlin. The Prince handed her Majesty out of her carritige,and con ducted her up the stone stair-case; winch iia"'rr~: vered with cloth, and strewed Witte Myrtle. After breakfasting here, her Majesty, followed by her sister and Prince Charles; tot into a state-car , riage with eight horses, prtrvided for her. It was the same that had belonged to the late Queen of Prussia, and that her Majesty had been pleased to acc‘cpt as a present from the citizens of Berlin, on' her return to that capital. Equipages slrere in readiness for the'personS belonging to the Tetinue of the Empress, on which the cavalcade proceeded, to'Berlin in - the following ordert—First came 40 postillions, blowing horns, who were followed by a division of the body-guard ; then the carriage, with her Imperial Maje.s'ty, preceded by two of the .Kingi equerries, and surrounded by Russian and Prussian officers As soon, as they had passed the village, 'the hotzse-gendarmerie, and a division of lirtitins;:fell in between the postillions and the „hotly-guard ; and the city volunteer cavalry also joined the procession. These were followed by all the Persons of distinctlon; who had been at FrieArichsfelde, and another division of the city vitlitriteers" brought up the rear. On 'ipproaching, the city, her Majesty was sa luted with dischrges . ,.of cannon ;* on reaching the all the bells were rung, and, during tire lirOcession, the guns, brought out into the park, were fired without -intermission... Ai the Frank fort gate, within the , %van, her Majesty was re ceived by ti deputation of the Magistracy, Clergy, and City Officeis, and, the door 'of the Carriage• being opened, the Chief Burgomaster, Bnschiug, 14ad the honour to congratulate her Majesty in an Address, which` . was most graciously accepted.- -A niunber of young fen:4les of the capital respect fully -pm eseuted flowers, and a poeni; on which her Majesty proceeded to the Palace, amidst the inces sant nechunations of an innumerable multitude at. the windows and ip the streets, which were lined all the way with troops. T h e apartmentT pre pared forilie‘Empress were- -those formerly inha bited by King Frederick William I!. Here the PrinceSses of the Royal Family, the Hereditary Prince of Mecklenburg Strelitz, and many other 'person's of distinction, were assembled-. ()If the 'arriYal of her Majesty, the Princesses and the whole Court went to the staircase to meet her.— Prince CharleS, and the, Princess William, pre ceded by the . Otliccrs of tlie - COuri', conducted her' Majesty the Einpress, as did the Princess Char-2 lotte (the eldest daughter of the King of Prussia), ,the Princess Atneliis of Baden,. opst.,rs; •aild at tended by the other Princesses, Princes, &c. thr . ough the apartments iii Whi . ch the Court ‘cas assembled: By her Maj-' , tY•B treSire , 111 the ladies and gentlemen, Were then presented to leer indivi dually, alter which the King, Queen, and Prin cess Augusta of Saxony, paid . a visit to the Ent press: Her Majesty then slipped. with the Mem bers' of the • Royal. Family of Prussia and the Hereditary- Prince of Meeklenharg Strelitz. At night the city was-most brilliantly illuminated.. • • ',I 1.43. y •xere hoar -11, Ttani3omelv rrinted 'lwo Ve4 . 4. 6 . t•0. price•ll. IS. 31 ' f C its E`i ‘L R ' S 0f Detlicatrti permkriroi to Lis Grace the Archbishop 0 . s • , est; o e 't '1,4; • • (13.1 ' / ' ;TLANs 'llse time of Cotsstdri ; or, •4n crtla...ftil View ofllle the first Three Ccntniies ; ;•ccoinpariett w ith copitswf ' trative :Notes. :sad Refereficrsz •• • • •4 ;.• • / 3.V‘ • Translated from the L'At its of John Lawrer.-.•it,o•osLesa.,- . • late Chans , •llor of the Unirer3ity r f tingen.. 140131 7 ,Kr y F:•• ,1 . l'rinted for Cr. eadell an W.J.,,eies,,Stean d • Of whom nsay he had, Vr. d s Translation 0 1 JA ~•••• Ecclesiastical F.f.istory i Antient tdltion, continued to the End of the Eighteesith C r 'By Charles Cuote,• LL.D. . Vu'airries Oc.,' - avo , price n ]Boards. • BY HIS' ItOYAT..PATENT. . A NTI-ATTRITIoN. • 0 7if T HE PATENT' ANTI -A TT ITI ON C yI POSI'r lON the cheapest-and best tf...4.ng evvr 1 covered-for Ships' Ilottoins, in.Titeld of CoPper , I -Cables front being rubbed in the Hawse-Cloths, i'V' t".'" (1 11.' 1 Service, or hounding; the Rigg ng . of Ships Weather, and from being chafed, instead - of Tar, " and Service ;" firr the Slide, Air: 1 der Leather and Calms Water-Proof; and , tO Effects of Friction in Steain-engines, Mills, Carriage , of ..; 11 ' 1 ' 5 11:e Threshing--NliAs, (or other Implements of liti•handrl.6.i, rally used by . Fariners,) Carriages, Coaches, Wagl-f °9 l,' I.e tt , , and Nlachinery of every Description.—lt is zits'" , thing to preserve the Blades o•f Swords, and all' 1 " n „ 0 .0: Ptai;shea.Steel Articles from irrupt.—lt will In ta ilt 4 • Iron Hoops; Water-Butts, Caslis, 'fulls; Spouts, P(''"' woo' Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and ecery kiadsof, and Wooden Buildings, from the IVeat her, it‘roral 1 rot, either in the,Ea.4 or West Indies, or in any Cliam.le-tr.,0,1 I it will not only preserve Iron Rail-Wavi; frutil , •P rt° `"* ' i 'll u y r t wearing out, but 'also render the Drang - lit . • to It Petit l ug the Wink of Two. One Priaiing of the.Composit ion is, in some CiVt'e 0 1;0 1 . Oat Hundred Applications of Oil, Tallow, or anv eft Grease, Paint, or Tar, and the Public save by Ct . ' 1 : 4 :i '' f 't Three Hundred to Four 'Thousand per Lent., preventinr the wear and tear i Machin, , rv, Wilecisiy"; pyrti which is a siiving• of expense more t hi.n Chat of •ttlvi i 'tt r oP I parts out'of ten, and (itliing can lie FA , i n its or give so tittle trouble. i•;t0" the PATEN"I'EFS, at Ye. A111:,•(:-`-', near the Admiialty, 'London ; and, their most' ship- . cliandiers, printers, boolistillers. tioners,- dritg,giFts, warelionses, p e rfuloef,',l,vltt-5: mongers,. cutlers, coact:makers, inn-keispers, gon ollieeS, oil and colour-sitiiii.s, saddler, a nas%;'); ) ";;; ,, •' i;4l the United hici;dinn, in -Nixes., price 2s. 64 ' 10s. lid., one gain q a, and t:.vo -guineas each. • • t tor rirj i i. sirs j 1 y run aI: our-v. heel Carriage four tnnes, with which it c- 1 " 0 , 14 -e , " wards ok Thonsand Miles, without to tne Axletrees; and One II:ilf-Guinea Box henna quantity fdr Siags-Watt' t o t rave l Thousand Hiles; said it will w„;.•Ic with, Wood with eifin mon BoxeS tand ..--1.,:! , -trees of any I<ini./.-- i 31,. sati,factory proof , . of the of this Discovery "Y' „ at the Patentees' OtEce, A Also at their gr *- ots"-. Paidictunstlie,intheirg .ard againt s . ,,uri°:," fog° ; sitiun whici.s h...gurwlmr; is Astchiltreil spiv prevent the Effects if Friction, instead bf *hid) 415.•0';,0-1.,„ Machiii , ry, n,;7le is gen aloe Lott sh , it t" I'atent ha, been obtoiiied. To -urevent iropos it l ? et, : Directions 01.. - ‘ll with eatcb jinx art. signed' " and.he the King's A their--to on einto counl'urf("%i‘ ;ir t ioi n Lj'; onze y ; sad any,persiin iroJcinr use of a_ which the Patentees arc ilefratide:': will .be p'i'n''" -- tlie° Itewc.ed hating }fees) -offered I-vt • detect fratuJs on tlig-httent right. • - • T - . • . . ' 1VILLI:111 B. NIOUNTAIN, Aoilt SARACEN'S ILEAD INN, .Show-Hill, 1.9 0 1 - 7 u , i . -Tlie hest ACCUlrrnoili:•;*.fr) for Trivell:rs, gooa Deo-P. „rt '''' !. choice Liy.iorA, and moderate Cl;;lr",'c'•, ofi at • The following Post: Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. s e " .. , r ' i - • - the Sar•mm's Efead lon, Stiow , tiiil* I 0 1 ',' norc ), a, EXETER, Plyn - 10110), IVeyincitith, , - „, ;,,‘;!,,,, I. L every Mterning ;it 1141 f past Six-o'clock, ihri - . l .l . p;tii' i t '7' r Axtclin;tta;.,' firidport ; P,lind Cori!, I.l,;i , ing , kke, ", ; 6 : 1 1,,ti . ,.1',4 4.1 I • BOSTON, Spalding; Peternorof:gli, Stilimq "'' 4 ,:''' ~ don,new Royal Mail (:drli., :et'•.: out cvccy,,,Evenir.i, t i;•f , f from Bo , ton ti, Spil;,liv, Loutl,;(irithshy,...and Fill t itr" ,; By the KING's .T.LQYAL-LETTERs PATENT. ' i n.\:111 and BR 0,T(..)i. Flvii 0 , llist-Cotcl ,e ";ll , l4 o ;'`'•%:' , (':aloe, and Mitriborgiigh,. cv.erlii„,.., tl- 1 ,0 ,o t • . r , GODBOTib's VEGFFABLE BALSAM, (THE GItEATI.ST ''. — "Pr ent " m ' INSCOVERY. EVER FOUND OUT, Foil eouc4iis, , arriv . e . at Mr. May's, tio• t . ;reylitintid liita,.Bat?,,i c ito . ''. i. , : .. .. coNsumprio::•s, and AsTkimAs.) -, , ', !Jon- ! avern, Thotom-street ;aid t'IM Sv.-an, 01 1, fair ' ; IN.loroini;.—Coaell'es t 0..We . 115, Bridg.e.watc , r, 'n , m i ,...5., ; ,,, i'°!:;,,,P! at 1• (.7 ' D orterr" S Ai...kr,i)l3, ledged by the Factlity the only Are- f LEEDS n e w I.,ight. Co;tch., - called 'lhe Itt,cking'",,i4,l4,3'., ...,.., Medicine capable of subduing a l'fithisis, wi.4a say they , every Alt:ming at I•.;ight o'cloc13; carries Four. in i t., -fir' do not despair of success, even in the worst of Cases, for which ! and goes temarkahly easy, with t , na t i rc i ihroUg;•''',. ftt r ‘ riot.' reason no per;on ought to be without it, particularly ill Spring- ! through Stamford, Newark, Ret ford, nolicaste- r l,J;o•?,it i ' sod Autitinn : and B.ucii is its surviiiing efficacy, if the %yea-. ! bridgeieto the Golden Lion, Leeds, nvxt day ther .is ever so severe, wet or dry, by t:iling four tea-spoons- 1 with3tainlittig the unconiniou F.4„pecli•inn o f t.!'.f. .... 'tI . JIT ild' full of it at going out, will prevent the cold L.,!;ing - uphit the ! .allow td to he tlte most avrceatle and con'•p!ete. k veol i:. Lungs, and renovate the Constituthus so RS to elle;IC the per- ' veyance. on the North it.(44, tieing ottegnaliedll: . ~,..... F..„f ' sots to take twice the exercise without fatigue; and it slionl*d 1 dation by any 0ti0.r... - .i .) :e. •r. ift: be taken upon g•eing and retort:ni b, - front till Public Amuse- : KENDAL, I.attea:ter, Pre:lon, Kirhy-!.ci''• i ,•er',H. IlltrlGS •if this preeattLion was attclidt'd t., than ands wiitild Charley, 0 c . tiokii 'A, Z,Ill: G.lr.q. , ill' , 1'061..-C;;:-..''''' ' -' . /.":. , 0! ' ! r" , , ,, ..., escape its fatal consequences annually.' 'T nis..Medicine 1, ; ,.,, 1 noon, at live o'clock. G uar d,,,f, from experience, most deservedly ohtaink:d tint oillY its lint& ! . GLASGOW, Longtown,Uretlia-treen, '... ,1 "`,'". '''• ' ' patronage, as follow 3, bat thatof many ether:s,ta6tiani e roils i I 3 t , twnhill, Thornhill, snquits , r-fin, C . .' ' '''': l " to ithsi...rt, who, from having proved its efficacy, m o st stenfigfy i and Sc all Parts of ot's:4l3, (':.O3,ier,ii,-.Nal •• . ' •-. ! ! recommend i , _ to be keptsin all.Faroilies; . • The Most 'N oble,Marquis of Lot - lnan, the Right I IDit. Vi.;- ! with a . .t.insiril throngh , iut, sets - out eet:;; : 1 count Dudley and Ward, the , - Aight I-fon. 'Ards Mac.lowild, , pact. Six o'clock, Iy -,v,tv of Newtir,,, 13,4 f.•:: . • '' : • ' . ' Otantley, Fortescug, and Mountford, the Bight lion; 'kite , li',t,tton, Nortli.illertolY Diu.i.ifoo, :+.',.. ' ', L . '-, ; , '. Visconfitess IY:idley and IVard, Dowagers Grintiley, F l a_ , I':l,`enirers :indin,...- Ili etirS , ices Iti:- , c - .-. ,:11 mouth, and rartesciir, Lady Appreece ; :sirs Francis fai a l,o, 1 the jokttoey, may icAt what tittle the. ; H. Edward Nerruh,in, s3f3hn Coghill, Georgt Ariust:rong, a : i t ! I ceed on I,4'itbutit ally addition: id Face, .'• , '''. Robert reatc ; -Generals Doyle arid Draoly ; Coknels Baker ' 5.v ii:,., 1' ont y-..."1 - rek , • l or: , - t 7111.,:. C.C.,,:oht.ti to 51.0. , ," 4 Dehath, I.eiaox, !Le. Scarborough, I'r Intl ring.' ~ , 1 1,-1: ;thices. . ;-0.:411•' : BN. . Mcssrs. Godbold have estahli , lied an inititution tor , IIitIDGENOII.T.II arid '.V,,ilszl new P Ot''' • • ~ L'' ) • 1,•.• tl'!' .the hcoefit of the poor and oth:.!rs, W-110 , :':...1110t. alford to-pc.';.• t f. , ,niiii.z: , ..“,•••',,,,-," ~ the full price for the inedicicx, and hitrv, in cousequen.,.!, ! Li VERI)O9I, ‘Post Coach, to cart--; (ova i"",.. vo v ial' appobatql it to, be.sold by ene respeot.a4,; Vendvr ill e vtr ; ' ere' Y M , rnhi;:r, tfirotighter.crw)rtfi,lliol C'''',',.' l " ; ~... pi•incipal tottn in, Ensland; a:-west to the ter,ins of the Atherstone, Tattiv;orth, Litchfield, tni4.5 ,1 " .1 ' ,0,!:',1t chaOty, :is yver) as at Nu..?„ illOnnsbory-stplare. Warrin4ton, '.`:.orltiamptiin, and kinifstable• ,:f:N.";: d y'!'i, Certificates of Ited;weries - enntirlitally to he' had iit thp "..'&i. f C , \RO'q ,. .::, 1' , .1.4th, nod White! , '!'•('" , l ' ' ''' ' .* , ' r d'' . Vir4 , - t. ~ drictorp, No. :3, Blooinsbury-square, Akiitt Advice daily i 's, m _ f, mith Four HUI'S , ' i, aiol a. Gourd all t 1,.• w'cl• -, , t-• . ` , 0' . .. pays exculitcd) from "l'en o'clock till - Fwo. . f lirougla, Aold..ity, I,e,!fitithvitig.e, 11.,,:i. ,0 " : :']., a . .?:.:%..i,i , , 1 ;'• Itot•tmgh!iri!!:..,., ‘Vetherhy, Aberfo,,l, I.!..;:tc' - ` , :-, !'''''...:' . • rthatn, (the 'ware- t way hy 13, .Nllles'i ~,et., .. , 'l' . i .:,!!.', :,',„ and perfornss the i,•::rnoy with tile :zre'• , '" t ;.,•,;.• , ";;:. sengers• t i o .„,: t i ot d on the Itoad i'% linsin.::••• '''. ! ~:fc' .c . the peculiar inkaiitage of their :eat, ty-"'' , .'•- ~ i f ;.. I, next {;,dada. ~ . . sit• ' ~,,, 'W.A.N.T.I. I ELI) Post-Coach, • • •• - 'tor.... ~,-i•:, (ttly .3.., ~; o. ‘ " Si;: 0 . ( . 11,A. I ' ' ' ' ,V. : •Ili' . -I CO EsTE a, N . ,,,port, V.'llitehtirch, 'c itr por!• l •,,, , ii Northwich:, and .:11it!,11:.v.i,:lt, I'9st-coach., o' Cl -' .„, t o' , . .. : 0, t'ive 0 cioch. - ~• t'O' ,4, SUNDERI.INI), Stockton, and Yart', "(''' ~, i " 4 ' ' ir , i‘Virriing, 1., the t;corg,. Inn, Su tideriat.O• ~, , c .,,..tie , „,o'• „ 'MANCHESTER, Winslow', Ca,:giettia, '''"'''•, ,' o• t ' . ,(k: aniliWolvt; rhainpton, Po.:!-Coach, ~...ery Afl eta i ' ' I''' • - ,l' ' StitiE"NSlllt'4l - , Wt-11in...;t0., at , {l Shfill'''.:•,,),....;'' the. Prinse of Wales, to th e ',,,,,,.,,,,,.iia, i''`''C' , 110' 1 Ev,...nia,„- :it Five ...',..h.,,.., (,:tt.:rle.l. , ~o( e .1 t` : ' i SII EFFI ELI) and It•it nerlisa, l' o StSCoue 3, :" I i Mglillm, eVery ''..11.r:0.i1!{., : f 1 .!' c I SOLTTI.I.I.IIP 'i ' ON, Wiwi; ..t • lires:'" r " • - t • r i• ~. j(oarl, e.ery Evenirt.;-. .„,, (4", ti „; , ' ' '"'' ‘li.tit'il AV 4 1' • •• ' • • - 11, V.. "i ' 1-I.'S' • t ' ,71 It. . 7- . .a . :4.. Lit?! 1 . 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'' ' :All Yr.vrt:RDAY,Gacka at the Excliuquer, Bank. and }louse. . i~ I e~~, ' THE MOST PROMINENT TRAIT OF BEAUTY IS A • - TINE HEAD OF I mut, To obtain which is especially recommettlied : - Fp OWLAND'S MACASSAa OIL ; i!iiciei• the 1 0 0 if august Patronage of their !f:,i'.:il- i'i i,,,,...5es the 1 I':incess of Wales, Duchess of York, , 1,1 1 )::, _• .: -. "arise,, his Serene Highness th•i , 9u1,, of Brii,, ,•., .•. . , •,,,,,..ilen, the • Spanish Arnba4skidor---I'4 tire:- ~.' -,!,.1 :'..'1,•,:, ,l:t. by the Navy and army', the Facitlty. . t.l :.1:.;',. (,: t.,,2, 'fbis Oil possessessalubriouspvop:. I. , which Ordili...Li:c . :i.:l impurities of the human Hair, prereois it., falling of turn i`4; grey to Or latest period of life, strengthens rie ~, , ,: .tl.- . e,t flair; and produc,4 a iii::::.li,r,•,: giowtb •, , ,,i'li t ., produces-an inimitable nAtUral earl, •and render=,. the Lair, either mtural or artiticia,- Oeautifully, soft anti glossy, and adds a pleasant perfnni,2 ; promotes the giOiith of whistlers, eve-brows, mustachiot, ei,,.— It is perfectly innoxions, •wind may with safety lie applied to i • the Hair of the youn4t-A ‘,..hild, and be benelic'o,l effects pro duced are fully eal - .l:iince. in Enwland's 'Treatise •on the Hair, included with e:teh Bottle. ' ' As this Book is pirated, bud the Oil emnterfeited, it it. especially necessary to oli3orye, that each Genuine Bott!e is signed on the ontsi,le latol, in red ink, " A. 1101CL.A.ND and SON." iu their own' :.laird-ivritin';. - . Sold at Ss. Gd. 10:. (d. tt , :d 11. le. per bottle, by tht. sole' Propritdiwg, - A. ItOWLAISD aud,SON, Kirby-street, T-1::t , tots-'garden, and, by appo'.ntinent, by - Me.,, .4,-,. 1 - 1,.:,,1rie. , , Perfumer's to her Maesty, fitchborne-street; Me. ,, re. Smyth, anti cu. rerfniners t, - .) his Mniesty, 117, Gattie'and Pierce, ''..7 ; I). Rigge, t 5, Overton, 47, Turner, 75, New Bund-street ; Thevenot and Co . . 91:1 L'o'ud-street ; Berry, 17, Grtndi-Street ; Johnston, 15, ditto ; Bayley and 81, , w, Coolispur , strect ; Low, 330, Strand ; Newbery- bid :i;o:1 , , 45, Sinus- -and Ed wards, 64,- St. Paul's . Chur , :h-ym d ; Rigge, (;:.: , Btaler, --1, Cheapside; ,Bawliug, Walker, and ("9. 1 1 .torortz,11; )hari;lay and Suns, 95, Fleet-war!cet ;• Bfirgess, CiArsitur-street, Patty, J . 11utts, and Q , . Lonihard-street; Bolton and Tctt,.R o y a l 1 •EaebangerWeston, - , 2,99,• Strand ; Bacon, ICW; Thorn —,45, • Crangy, 115, Oxford-street; Marquis, CoL•rnan-street; • lloloies, Essex-street, Strand; :11 h‘ all - Perf , mners and Medicine Venders xii London, and of. Europe.- Also, ' ROWLAND'S . ESSENCE 01i' TYM , ,, Oil. IMPERIAL PTE, fur changing Red ur Gr-v Hair, or Whiskers, &c. to a Brown or Black-, 7s. rd, p er b ot tl e . Also, BmVI.AND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, • fir the Teeth and 1 Onais., los. Gd. per bottle, ur iu ptia der ut 2s. 9.1. per box, an nagortaot discovery. I tPci , ;c4 ; :nd nectf" ll:' f—l t , ,1 t ~.4 B. 7.*',UNT 27;;; •)('. Co• Tr!i" . ,,i, h.e '''. ',..., th'' . . , 1' ,.,,,,, 14 p:l5 t1,,-. F':. '-;i:ti ti--I'-'t,:ev 1?, -- 'f'' t , l re' Fire ' '''. ‘'- ‘Vri ri 7K , l',!: , ...;;;, c.).l.'l,;l;.'4vie;'Nco.7-o'' ''cr a ''`‘...,, 'o '' 4 7 've .' ':, Va: , ,:r, -..- 1f. , :: r,r carr-Avri, 1391,,;••'-"::.%);),,-- ' • 4 •, , C lit! i, • 4., ~ . *-, 4 , - , r,,,, ,),,, ' ' ''' , :n: . l , ,04:1 P. , .7 - cels ili--, ',,:oli,:ii c:Fle.ll-1/4 ( - 70 .-ic . ' , ." -, at 11 , 1 - tc..iute, 1',,:-;:,V;;,.te ilor:;t: Cel' l " ',. Pic.cz.t , t,rl 1 v. ...___aL-,sr-.rc-srawnanr......:roers......".- . , l ' itil V C " rA)Nr)()N , l'FintCli is t' J. 1. (:.11V4.,ki-r`A/AT;r4Z-;t7 ;-;iiticell, build' , : ;:4441 imipii;',lra 1 - iv lc ..-1. SClL lP ;,.,e g e4 4 ii ., at tt, 7, ~N . ...0 „ ,,,ic i. .. 2,4„.. I if:!. iq fanal :•'%'',---jtfy'i - n l er its) (--).rder4,lgttox' ; :1701.,-t-paTfi,,,te. nia s t . b 4 • • ~