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'GERNANY. • A r BOUT Eight Years ago, the CALAMITIES Oceassimied by the Ntar in different PROVINCES of 6EIII'IANY 2 .gave rise to a SUBSCRIPTION, and the Forma tion of a COAMIT2TEE in Lomion, to relieve the Distrestos en the Continent. • OFFICE OF ORDN-4.A•CE, March 17, 1514; THE PRINCIPAL 'OFFICERS. of Ms ,:11A JES7'Y'S ORDN_INCE do hereby.. give Ntfrtive,' That Proposals will be received at their Ob'iee iii Pall-:dull, on .or before Irednesda ! ,•,'the ji•onAsuch Per sons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of I'EA TIIERS for Service of .tk4 Department for e period' of Three Years, determinable after the expiration of :tic f irst • ear, upon Notice of three Months, at the t oittioa of either Party. LADY PRRCEVAL AND MR. MITFORD. Ms"!V ititerestirig TRIAL is NOW Re :Am-. •The.Buok contains Origival Let and Articles, written by Lallir Pe ceval, never before published ; and also an .Introductioa and copious Notes. lit the generosity of the BritishYablie, the_stuu of ncskrly 50,0001. was. remitted, which rescued muitiiudes from the eX trernitr of - want; buf at no period since the existence of this CoMmittee,, has the mass of every kind of misery been •so Atent, in the country towitich their attention. was tirst dil rectert; where the many sanguinary battles fought it ImsatiA, Bohemia,- Saxony, Brkndenburg, and (Idler parts, have entailed upon the peaceable inhabitants, sufferings,, al most unexampled in the annals of history: TIM Cinninittee aim atrsious to impress upon the minds_ of their countrymen, that in anticipation of Briiish suppOrt, they I ace 'rernittd to different parts of Germany_ to the amount of near 46,0001 . . . . . _ • ' Jac the EDITOR. of the NEW& .. - . . PahNshed •at the :News Office, Dryci4es-street, Covent ' garden,; and rriaf be had of II 1 1 Beo.l-,,elhis ip the United ..Kiktdoin . ..—Priee .ss. It UG , vl, ,-, . : • j r? - • : :,- . , "• 1' , ..e, ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 4: 111 S PR E c ;ENT EVENING, MarcliA, will - _ be per.fiir., lo ,l the Trit,r.dy of ' • bm: KING RICHARD THE THIRD. — "e of Gloucester Me. "1 - 0;oo - ; Lady Anne, Mrs'. Fancit, - Tv whic:b mill be added the Conde Barletta of -, I'd 7i) .AS S. ........._____ I °"\ilun thrY ,1111n* , w I et 1 • 't h , Harleqnht end the Swans. , • - - - --- - BOOKS ON GARDENINd. &c, &c. This Day. were-published, . - Bv Longman, Hurst,, Rees, Orme, and 1.5r , .. , n, London ; and ~ - A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh, . j. E• LEA! ENTS of AG Rol C U LT UR AL 'CITE MISTPY, in a Course of Le&uras, fpr, the Bcord of 4grieulthre. By Sir Hamp . aty Tea ty - LL.D. - T.? .5..1.,. end EaLR.L. . In 4to. illustrated witfil9.lZogra.‘;in, uy L..1-wry, Milton, and Scott, price, at. 2s. InArtft. ... . . 2. SILVA; or, a Discourse of F.u.,,st Trees, and tlie Pr - o:: pagation - of Thrlit.:- in his .I"4l,jesty':i Doini-,.".,:,:. , .ts it W:3 dc- livered-in the Royal Society °lithe I'M!) of dettizwr. -1•6, up on occasion of certain Qu..ries pi - Amu:Wed to than iniNtrious ASssembly, by -the Hon. the principal Officers and Commis sioners of the Navy; .togetlia ,, rith -an 111....0rical Account of the Sacredness and Use of Standing:Gray ei.,, 41y John art lyn, Esq..F.R.S. With Notes, by A. fluster, M.D. F.K.S. To which. is added, The Terra; a Philosophical 1 1 ,iscourse- of Earth .; i with the Editor's last Correctiim, and a short Nlemoir of him.. The 4th Edition, 2 v';ls. royal 4to. price SI. Ss,' in boards, iv 0.43 Engravimp. 3. A:TREATISE on the CULTURE and MANAGE: "':NT of FRUIT TREES; in Which a nen , Methad td: t'runi: g and • Training :isiffully'aescylbed. - To Which is added, a.new and no proved Edition-of " (Y.;servations on the - Disases, I.:•eft.Tts, ;ma Injuries, - in all Kinds of Fruit and Forest Trees; will] an • Account of a Particular Metlilal Of Cure." Pub4slred by Or der of Government. .13y William t';irsyth, F.A.S. and F.S.A. _ late Gardener to his Alajeso at Kensington and St. James's, Member., of the EconoMiLl at, . . St. Petersburgh, Society &c. &c. Tht: Fifth Edition, with fa folding Plates, price 13s. boards. . :; • ' Patterns.. of the Artic%es • may be viewed upon application to the respect Officers of the Ordnance in the Royal Arse4i, at Woolwich, and farther Particular,,together with the Perna and . Conditions of the Contract, way be known at the Secreta • • ry• ; s ()Site, zn Pall-Mall,, any Day• between the hours (./ Ten .and: Four o'Cloi wheat the firoposal, waist br 41iveeyd, sealed ern 4.1 indorsed :"-Praposill for Peathers ;7, but 719 I'r• oposul can be adpsitted (Vie) the said G!/ April, at l'undee o't,:l,ek at Noon of the same day, neither w ll an!, Tenticr be noticed, unless the l'ai'ty 2naking it, or . an _.ti•ent in his bekult;• shall attend: 011 P TWENTY PCti.INDS REWARD. li ci . t , ons, ,envious of the success which ( HEM :\.;'. breqnired, .vt"t'n '9Y A 4-, - , ail. . i "vefition of . ..-`.16:11.1(JAI, pASTE as jealous of the felicity'lle has the happiliessio rri littt pSir virtuou's wife. in•-his domestic affairs, have. f ' , :lpat a nd .without the name of a printer, a de fi? and tcnding to create unharpiness in the botom t yec," A int "estiNg wife, it is ctilculated to imptise on di , huulanitysif t!a Public, by a falst statement of Lil,o is Ethel); Atated to be,,, circulated by the wife of Chentant, and is dated from Lisson-grove,* New , 2 4 . '‘uma 11 of irregulai• lift:, and-her associates, are strongly ,17ted to he the authors of the atrocious circular. I , I EIVARD of. TWENTY POUNDS immediately ti r ~ 011 discovery awl cooviction of the /I.,libor, Prin te 4 r ' • 61 ishe 13- 'lr. De Cheniant, No. 2, Frith-street, S r; oho-, Amouut ahead' advertised - - ,C. 49,178 19 1 Snl)-eription.s since received Friends at :tud near J, 11,0ey 7 E‘q,,'l3lack: 13t i stRl - . Z. 618 10 loot:ruts 0 W. C. liv V. Vincent 1 0 Frun Rev. Roaf and, - A Collection b, R'ev... Congregation, atS at- C. J. G. Seare;.P.stish ton Valenee,Kent-1-11. 7s. 7d. of Bradley, Hants 5 0 W. H. t. - - 1 1 Collection at St. John's CyllectiOn at the Parish Chapel,. Bedford-rkow, Church of-Little Hoy hvßev.D.Wilsan 2ti21.05. 6d. wood, Bucks, 1 - ?) . the Ditto, in the Parish of Rtctor, Rev.S.Langs- Salisholy, by the Cu- • ton - - 21. 145.7-d. rate, from persons al- From the Rev. C. DesV- • 7 most entirely earning hirs & Congregation, th , •iyhreatl la hour 5 0 - Bury, Suffolk 38 0 oy R. - 1 0 From Rev. J. Palmer, Ccliktion fronithe Pa- • - • and Baptist Cungre rish of pettenball, . gation, Shrewsbury s S Bedfordshire, by the Sundries - - - uit Rev. John Martyne '8 0 'By Order of the Board:, R: H..CR:Eir, Secretary. CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS, A - 111ediciae. uneltniel.led by any in the World, for the itutne- diatc ltclicf and gradual Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, &c. IN . COTTIMOII Collghs, which are generally the eir t ct of Coltk, it• gives immediAte relief, removing thusc 7 irritations, or, as they art. called tichlings which e arc so tormenting in this complaint, 1; I.i re ble t s , °n i acting as 'a constant stimulus to coughing, anti in quieting those convulsive excitements, anti gaitsing the afflicted to breathe and speak frtely. - It Inrocakes rest and sleep. in an eruicieiat 'degret; and strengthens . the constitution, which enablet it to repel an enemy, whowattacts are ikequetitly followed hr the Most fatal const.qiiSeS. , • - t/ • Pergous • fflicted with Pulmonary Ci.onplaints - Ordisorderi the Breast and LActigs eves in the tot4t - advanced stao, and at the most advanceu period of life), will tind instant relief. _ ' ' li*lB LOCK AND St;licilC.' Royal I - lighn , ....ss the DTTKI P. Qi the following Connintti 1.. 1 " ii ofEgieiiiont ,• I,t :- '"fLeitrin t 1 p • • Col . 115 IL "n• - J. Bar r h y, M.P. seridnn, M. P. I 1,.L DISPENA.ItY: Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Tavern; "Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchan6-e; and at the Bankers in town and country. E of YORK, President, and :ee of Goverlors . Col. W. J, Jones, NI..P. John Latouche, E,;(1. M. P. Col. 7 - I —Clements, M. P. Capt. J. Hay. K.H. I- 1 : 11 FEN , I Secretarie l s. LUKE HOWARD, J 4:IIORTUS KEWENSIS; or, a Catalov,•ne of the Plants iu the Royal Botahic Garden a': t.ikle late WI Maar The S'ectuel Edit ibu , 'a cged By Townsend Men, Gardener-to' his Majesty. In s:vols. ‘‘i.vo. price 81:ts. boartlit.--i••Vois. IV. and V. may be bad separate, to complete sets, price U. 7s: boards. Ttie , GARDENER'S KALENDAR ; or, Monthly Direc-, f6ry of Operations in •every Branch'of Horticulture. By W. Nicol. • Tb. ,Second‘ Edition, in One large Volume Bvo. vice 14s. Wards. 6. The VILLA GARDEN DIRECTORY; or; Monthly -Index of Work to be done in Town and Villa Gardens, Par terres, &c.; with Hints on the Tratinent..ot Plait and Fidwers kept in the Green RoOm the Lobby, and the Draw-- ing Room, • W. Nicol. The :Second Edition', tiILACtI nu-- proved, in foniscapBvo, pric4 is. 6d. kOard,. • • 7.*The FORCING., FRUIT, and KITCHEN GARDENER, together with the Nianagement of the Green House; Cul, ture of Wall and .Orchard Fruit ; Kitchen Veg , :tables, Saltads, and Herbs. By . Walter Nicol. In Sro. vriee Ds. • boards. 8.- The-PLANTER'S KALENDAR; or, the Nairservinais and Foresters Guide. By the late Walter Nicol. • Edited .and completed by Edward &tug, Nurseryman: In One Volume, svo. price 153. boards.- rib' PATENT IMPER4AL DINING-TA ISLES, and I'ATENT - TRAFALGAR SlDEnoAans and DINIMi-TABLE, us one elegant Pirc . e. of Furniture, and upon 'Five nen eilierrivt•Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Beds and Chair 13q.cts;-Bras4 7 scroy Four Post . , and Tent Bedst , •ads, Furniture and Iledtling complete ;, •PoTtable Chairs, with sever4l !Aber new invented . and improved articles af,furnitfire; also a gener=al and very extensive assortment of Upholstery and Articles fur furnishing "louses cons= plete, ready manufactured, where Families may sclet and furnish ;i svhoic House in a few days, avoidiug the extreme inewiVenienee of - waiting - several Months in completing their Establishmont.- lr SURGEON Kiernan, Member of tho Royal College i London. HIS above - ESTABf.,ISRAIENT (mites the 44Safety of,a PUBLIC INsTuuTlom, with a Delicacy, 4°4 r, aiid Secreey, that belotigs't ; Private Practice, and, ed to its high Patronage, it is - conducted hych Profes b?,''. al Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of ip " "le, as Strict ire - s; Debility, 'Ulcerations, &c. however ,stetei,qe or long iitaridity", experience a cooiplete Cum, etl ;:s zhat Deratitteine7it of the Gene; ative Organs, N i r f „ ll t,'"'''AilTthe Constitution and shortens Life.. mlernan may he consulted by Patients of both sexes, ):r. 'us private house, No. '2l, L2v,•er Chlotte-strect, Bed ,l7squate, where the ner,2ssary A,dvice and Medicines will ". 1 , : 1 7 1 771 .:,, , i ) - r se , irti - to any of fly. United Kingdom: ' 6 .ned, Price 3s. Practical Observations on the t o .„, e.' sr., • 41(1 - by Sherwood arid Co. 20, Paternoster , and by y, No. 24, Fleet-street. _ . In Asthmatic or Consuniptive Atfeetion, (recent or. chronic] HoaCsenesics„ Catarrhs, - Wheezings, nod Difficulty of Breatit intr., it n;ill give iiiinicsliate ease. , • . Congealed Phlegm, Acriin.lny in the F . luids, and Obstruc tions in the Glands, •are with ease and safety discharged by gentle expeCtoratimi. It•i's also ad:nit-able in Soreness of the Breast and Stomac,h., giving - present ease in those eas s. Sold (SVholes:(le and li t :tail), only by Edwards, 66, St. Paul':, Sanger, Oiford-stroet, and fiat, E. - ...chunge: •CA1,7110.N. • ' " None can possibly be '‘ennine but triose•having the Stamp in the of SHAW and GG, St. Paul's Church-Yard, to i(9,tat..."%V•hich Pelouy. , • P.ico ooiy•2s. Pd. and 4s. tid. pel• bottle. t East and West India Articles, Arm!' 211,1 Nary, &c. &c. by Morgari and Sanders, II; aind - 17, Catherine : street, Strand, on terms the ninA nv,ierate, for !.ro;tii,t No. STL:ANi). PATENT SEI 1 1 ). 1 1 7 '4:1NC; TRU7s.SE's • 111,itrun!, up ut ati entite new :.•<• • 7,;troctt.(l 7 zls to admit of jocit..,' .‘, 1 • •• •1 ' . ; V:'111 ' answer for rig ~t aoo •. • •• -,hat e r t y. SALMON, ...LI, ‘.7•:, • ,•ly reto:-inwFid trial to B. 7.IQUNT,UN, • sARACEN's II ttAr) INN, ,snow-E1 ill, London, The liest Accoliimodasion for Travellers, good Beds, choice; Liquor:, qua Auni ;!mire Clarge's. EAST INDIA4IOI.TSE: TW PVthe ,soßitrry, cw rity and PUBLIC in GENEIIAL. lIP cn ' :te' lIALL WTI'S COll - • 1 ••No. • 0, .SlC.i mer - s t r e e t, frAel T 1 :I d , r•ti them. of itr.f•nauln ,-, their ern - the Ceotrs' 'dog p ,4 • d'• 11 • : • -u , • t . ,..1:re J. 011 Se, her e .l\ o. 3,0 .0 Orti.)-S al, . • , assortment 2 , • • . ate h e Liarge of NaillpieS or the choicest VtIN.r.S of I'll :Winch the Centrany cart safely ri;cornmend, as heing 14:Ittve;criliar fine tlartmr and quality than are gerrera:ly sub -1111,c,,L t ' ) t e h taste arv..! ginent of a discerning Public ; the (1 2 which Art as follows a ll tboft wt.;•., 4 - ,,Tefer pea frcl .:rid security , a.dilleittion Of the CO' • • , . ; tert.c. , ,l - Iz. Vuat all pur -14 • ' • ek'tly . . ThefollowiuttPost CuacUrsi,..Mail coaches, ,Sze, .set out from • the Sarateu's Heat! lon, &General Court was yesterday held, to take into constderntion the prtipositiomr for iocreasing the- Salaries of the Chairman, Deputy-Chairman, and Directors:on a. graduated seek. On the motion being read from time Chair— I othe, :,ter 'llA: 'Pa ! tentrc, Lave rcceived 'the • ~ ..zttoit..llts - :toyalNavy, the Navin. .• . -yards, tile Ord- Ida:lce:Greenwich Hospitol, the 1.1,; t Cowpony, &c. sIxtTER; nytno tub , Weymolitil • Dorchester, Fiihuonth; Latt•orncth, and Salim!) ry, ew Post Coach,- every Morning at half pest. Six o'clock, through Honiton, Axioi nst et, arid port, 11l and ford, Basing stoke, and Bagshot. BOSTON, Spalding, - Peterborough, Stilton and Hunting don, new-Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.--Coaches from Boston to Spilsby, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. - BATH and BlusyoL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chippenham, Caine; and oogh, • every Afternoon ; arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and the Lon-• don-Tavern, Thoinas-street, aad . tlio Swan, , Bristol, next Morni th.;.—Coaches to Wells, Ilcidgewa',er, Taunton, &c. LEEOS new Light Coach, called The Raickinghani, sets ont every Morning, at Eight'o'elock; carries Four Insides duly; and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, Newark, Itetford, Doncaster, and .Verry b.rit!gc, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next Slay at Noon. Not- Withstanding the uncommon Expedition of: this Conch, it. is allowed to be 'the ittost agreeable and - comp:ete Public Con.. • ve - aticenn the North Road, being unequalled in accotnino station he any other. KENliAL:_Latleaster, Preston, Kithy-Lonsdale, Bolton, Clint-it , Orins.litil - ,und'Garslang Pok-Coaches, cvery After noon, at Vive o'clock. (-:larded. Longtown, Gretna-Green, Annan, Dumfries, Brownhill, Thorhhill, Su:Nailer-KA:I, Gaomwk, Kiugswehi, and all Parts of Seotland, tamperdoWn!Copelp (Daily) ' , YORK, Newcasac and Edinburgh, new Coach; performed with a Guard throughout, s•,ts out every Morninf.;:at half past Six o'clocl, by way of Newark, itetford; Tadcas..er; - Dor- I Northallerton, Derirun, ,MorN•th, and Berwick. Pa,senge,ra tindinz: thents:Aves fa l - igued from the leugihs Of the juurnty, may rest what time I nay please, and then pro ceed on without any additional Fare. J. Clark, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches-to Sunderland, Buil, S car b.e , , l o,-;), Vt l l:ithy,.and other places. 111111)I.I,L•:OitTil anti Walsal new Post-Coach, every Evening.. N. B. Persons reici:nit in tt,e -oo , ttry, .the *cum fereoce of the body, jus... - :;ove the hip., Ina) . ciepetol upon being :tozniately Per Dozen: . L.l 3 6 0 . 2 Q .2 4 0 .2 6 0 , 2 13 Q Fi pe - G, Acsu , Pe s 1 , 4 ru Md a eiran IXin e' Vintage 1812.... q n 4 t ditto - ve,r4,l"ort, old in w3od, new in bottles e ve Old . P ort, not crusted • l'1 ‘ )11 8 Old Port, warranted to have been three Ik4 is bottl e . er t ' "04 0d Vintarie, 10 months in bottle. strong , old Port, warranted to keep ,an'd 511 e yeUr 9.)' P ule Old Sh en v, warranted to have been I.,.elght y ears in the buttshe Tenelifie 1 1 ,!tle Old Madeiri tttOld IV ne est India Ditto %P nriously Pi East In Madeira, warranted 12• year; 'old _ .ast t odia Lisbon 3 0 o I,.ast-lodia Sherry 3 0 0 ish 41 )1 • " n * 2 6 0 6 0 ti , , t to ditto Nlon n t a i n 3 6 0 l.!lesl White Nozeau itto Pink Dittn 3 6 0 1f.:.,t . t0 Old Ruin Shrub 2 16 0 /.1.7, 1e ',kat, per Pipe d .„"if Pip e • 54 0 0 a art* , r. Pi p *e_ltioilS old Port, of the Vintage of 1808, of the ost exquisite 4 4 • pipe i la ilklkrter Pipe e l', Cue She , o.7v, six 'Vears in the wood, 1 4 -Per %t 4 60 0 0 0 rl.%art tqt .................... ........... Butt 3l 0 0 FIa""le ()Id West India Madeira, per Pipe so, 0 0 Quart er Pipe • • Per Callon. 9 :0 . 0 12 , 6 013 6 o 143 ' 6 1 8 0 • .. -iNDIA DrS , •••.:i oay is published, pri, DEB FES i tile several 'tl,ll.l'S of PRO , PhfETOIU., held the 22. d p, I.)ecemlier 18th, the ofiTatioary ;mil the 2. fit :1 day cf. Feb. 181,1; upon the stthiect of ,a t;ratit to Lieutenant-Geni•ral S 7; Thomas His lop; priWing the ll'eports of a Sdect Committee, respectiog an iiiterit ton in the Directors' Salaries.; Supplementary Pa pers, &c. &c. ' • ‘.. By the Editor_ of tile former' Debates. Printed for Leadenball-street. 2 17 0 17 0 3 3 , 0 12 0 2 £ 0 2 10 0 3 6 U NI;V, • In. fay next will be pulished, by Subscription, A .miscELLANE;OUS COLLECTION - of cod4Ased-by itI'..:NJANIIN BLAKE, Musa:jail in Oi•dmary to hisfAliljests ; most respectfully dedi cated permission) to Me Right Hon. the Countess , of BriihrWater.;.•consrAing of the following Pieces,' all of which will have a sQparati: AccoMpanithent.for the Harp or Piano- FOrte• :--• Tr.e Intl av Girl; a Sang. A Sapplicc.tion ; for three Vcice3. Impromptu, .ou Dr. Goudenougn's preaching before the llQnse of - Counuthis ; with a Reply, by a Member: for ,' three Voices. 124 0 0 C 3 0 0 32 0 0 The Attlict el Widow; - a Song. The laTe Sir dihn Fielding's Prayer ; for three Voices, The ,Fhture ; a Song. I Th, lleggat's Petition; for three Voices. ' Sub-criptiou, Half-a-Guinea, to Fie' paid on the delivery of the a0..r6, in which the,Name's of the Subscribers will be.ia serted. • . , , -LIVERPOOL „Post Coach, to carry four Insides, sets . put every iVt,rniug. through : Lutterworth, I ligh Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone, Taniworth, ; Litchfield, Ullesthorp, Knutsford, Wurriu:gton, Northampton, and Duastable. CAWSLE, Penrith, :and Whitehaven, Post. , COaelf, goes with Four Horses, and aSiaard all the way. Pit;ses through Er0.7%,•h, ApplebV, Greatabridge,. Richmond, Citterick, liovaighbridge, NVe.therby, Abeiford, Doticast cc, and Gran tham (the pearest way by. 18 Miles) : sets out every Mornuig, and perforuss Ill* journey with the. greatest facility. Palf:- sengers detained on the Rod by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats {sting secured in the next Coach. ' • WAKEViELD Post-Co,eh, every Morning, at ball-past Six o' c o CHESTER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwicir, and Midtilwic,b - , Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'ciaek. . Sahscriptions will be receir.ll at Nles'srs. Clementi and Co. 26, Cheapside ; Prestpn, 547, Su and.; Mr. Hirt:hail; *1;33, Messrs. Cuappel and Co. 124, Nev, P•oad-street; and by the Author, '29, lirtnOrtn-row, Knightsbridge. • This aly were fablished, In Poyni Ootavu, brier'. in boards; OTIS_EItVitTIONS- on those - DISEASES of 'ENIALES wltibli are atteilded •hy DISCHARGES ; illustrated !iy Copperviate , of the Diseases, lANSF.IELD CLARKE, Member of the Royal College of 'Surgeoics ; S'ar'geon to the Queen's Lying-in Hospital ; and Lecturer on Midwileq, in London.. . . SUNDERI,VND, Stockton, and Yarn), new Coach, every l'tlurninz; to the C4utii - g - c inn, Stindertitnil. • ' • 1),..„ bitt` Fl avoured GenevA 44).9 Old Strong , Ditt o *„!4o 'very Strnag n,o ditto Jamail:ult-""41 ~tterdatil I - lollatuls,,otthe purr. ~ qua.ity erYeut iou.ieuniacßrand,,, warranted to be ten . . o i i i ? - ars old - - 1 12 0 ttu. Fin .' FL • •ael • i. vp- ,tt oure a vain 4„,!ne old B. Bra.ndY. 0 16 A 'nit coil British tiullands . 1 0 a yi, Per Dozen. %.Wliavoured Vitt de Grave 4 5 0 il,;:',ttn Saturn, ditto . 4 15 0 ii;!,(1 Hoek, ditto ~ 7 0 0 . 4t x IT e Champagne ' 70 0 .Yi'u ;•Mrtinique, ditto 6 10 0 ,claret, ditt .. LI o 5 10 0 ,rontig-niac . . 6 6 0 I‘,!tir the conven i ency of these Families who prefer their flt e lu . ` ' r , 3 in Pints, an d f or Connoisseurs in su-, - ;erior .trticlos, iind " , Pari wit have s e l ec t e d the' most Curis Wines, &c. ti ti ee ' d °l,l Ler the following- as the most choice that can be pro- . - * 1) . . Per dozen, * (l , 4 _,e \rest India Madeira, iu Pints '-'l4 Eastlndia ditto, of the most mlquisite flavour , 411 d quality ... , 5 0 ~ditto.l',AtAlmsey. - • 2, 5 0 - dLast India. Sherry, of the most curious and Ds.cavee quality iib - ...,e 0 9ld Dry . Lis ' bon . ' itbqt.' Calcavella ~_ it ,' o (ons t an t i a rer y ram quality , . -tort Wine, newly bottled, from the jii ~,z. selected Pik, . ' 3/..). Ut the favourite vintage o.; 1806 " 0 , 'of •the most rare sort, bottled from the Ati°sl. curithis Old Wi tfe in the kitig_ doar " Old R. m the fir,est lluvoul'ed w . ri ... 114) st , Articl es inar l ieti *are what•tite - Coolpify reoomme o nd ..s,_ being of the fi nest fiarou.r, and of a more superior quality 'flan ivirat is to sold, 1 18 0 1 12 •0 0 0 2. 16 0 I g 0 1 12 if part I: Mucous Discharges. In these Observations it is designed :u discriminate the different Morbid Discharges of „Females, and to sltew their Connexititi 'with disordered Action, and deranged Strut:Lure ; so as to efiabie 'ii'ractitifers to form a more char and distinct Judgment of sue:a. Distod•er and Derangement, and lead to a inorel,,nd;cioni Treatment Of them. , , Printed for I,onginan, .Hurst, Rees, Orme, .and Brown, Pat,etnoster-row, Loudon. K 1 WAN'S SERMONS. . This Day were published, • Iu One Volume, 'Odavo, with a Portrait. tit the Author, les. boards, ERMONS. By the late Rev. WALTER - BLAKE KIRWAN, Dean. of Kilu a . • , Wit,h a Sketch of tti3 Lite. Pitinterkfot Longman, Hurst, lees, Orme, and Brown, Pa terutyite; -row. Dr. Kirwan preferred tour country and our reli'iun, and brought. to both, .o,nius superior to what he t,mnd e ith er . He called forth the latent virtues of the hinhati heart, and taugh,t uten to discover in Ihewselves a mine of charity, .of which . the prGprietots had %been unconsciuu§. lie- came to interrupt the. Tepose of the pulpit, and Shine one world with the thunder of' the other. The preacher's (lest: be cffluei the throne of light,”—Mr. Grattan 's Speech, June 19, 1792: - t A few Copies are printed on Loyal Paper, price One 1 (.41 . .iinea, 130ar4 mANctiEsTEII, Cong•leton, Newcastle, Wet!sal, arkd \Vol verhatcpton, Post-(:witch, even Afternoon. Guarded. SIIRE-WWTRY, .Wr llingtoq and Shiffnal, • Post . -Cuaell, the .Priuce - of Woks, to the Britannia, Shre‘Vibury, every Lvello4 at Five,o'clocl;, “Tlartlerl.• i • • ana totherliain Post-Coach, called the llock ibion, Maroing.. • , SOLIff - WIIETON, Winchester, Altesford, and Alton Coacfi, every Fvenin•2:.. . _ I.3IIO2•ANG:IIAM Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, aad reaciirSiiiralin2,llairk next day at Noun.. Passes'liv O ford, Enstao , and :'7.iitilLito:ie, to tiic S4raeen's Head, tioll-fitreet, and Castle Inti,.liirmingtain: , . BlliUiti(;,l-IA`I, •Warwick - , .and Leamington, I , :;ew Post Coaeh,evely Morning. HTILL, Nortlicave; Howden; Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morn; half-past Six•- o'clock, to tae Bu aiul Sun Inn, M:,lmii-Gate, Hall. • HERTFOIID, iVaiS, lloddestion, and Cheshunt Coach, very Morning. TOTTILNHAM'and Faininnton Coach, Daily, at Half-past Ten, Half-liahTwo, Halt:past Four, and Half-past Seven o'clock. • WILLIAM D. MOUNTAIN and Co. respeetfullyucquaint Orly Friends rind - the Public, that they will not be account aide for riny Pareeli; or Lnggoge, &c. of more than Five Pounds Val n 4, ii lOst or dr:waged, nule4s entered as such and piiid for accordingly, at the ..Saraceq's Head Wu, Snow- Hill; Londoq. passengers and Parcels are boolied.fOr all the .oovn CcfloheA,at. UNhetes New White Ita:se CelUrCouch-Oilice; • - • . Mr. Howoun having been prevented by indis position from attending the last Court, begged to' be all Owed to 'offer a fe:w words in answer to - what had been stated by seveial Gentlemen, on the sub ject of the proceedings of the Committee. He then weut on to explain and vindicate his coo duct, and that of the Commit ee„ • • -Mr. S Dixoti spoke to order. He thought they were not asserahletl on- this occasion to hear Oka history of the Committee. Chaiuman (Mr. R. TtioßxToN,) hoped he was not wrong in suffering a Gentleman who had • been' Chairman of the Committee, and t.) whom tbesuhject bad been referred, to offer that expla nation which a ,circumstance th:?.y had all lament ed precluded hint from giving before. Mr. MOORE thought it any body bad a right to complain it was- himself. He, the: notice given was.his, was in possession of the Caurt.,.but the Gentleman bad asked, as a matter of'courtesy, 'tp 1,,e allowed to make this statement, and he hoped it would not be objected to. Mr. LOWNDES said, common justice to the Com mittee required that Mr'. Howarth should be heard. Mr. Ho•roirrn resumed his explanation, anti in his uarrative of the proceedings Of the Commiftee, rebutted the charge. Which' had . been preferred agaiust them for 'breaking up ahrtiptry.. He maintained- they had done their duty. While anxious to uphold the Executive Body they had been careful not to sacrifice the public, interest at the shrine of ,the Electors. 11 xvished shortly to stat'c. his sentiments on the question before the Court. •Of the twenty-four I.),:.ectoi.s, seventeen Gentlemen were, : Chairmeh or Deptits. , to other joint Stock Cotrpluie,;, or chants on_their own accot. such persu by attending .at the gast.lndit-i.Hause - in the morn ing, and returning at-five or six o'clock atlight, appe:tr to devote their whole time to the • serv;ce of the Company, though they were occupie4 nearly the whofle clay at their own chin - tong, houses, ai t the Exchange, or by the dictatorial concerns of other bodie. This; li hopci was only a case.to be supposed. In justi::c to the-pre sent. Directors, he: must ackno - vledge the .vast and complicated -nratrers they had to atteeiji to managed with such exactness, aoh were so nie thodized, that, theirregnintions, inilitar linah and commercial, had only to be known to be :nimired ;* still, however-, he co.:, retitled, it roight to be to'cir care ,c guard against~ . the possibility•of,.the public stiff - Cling froth per sohal •ab,i6eS. • His opinian,' and I;ol3ggecl to say,. lie believed it to h e the opi n i o n o f th e Majority (4 the Committee also. ; was, that to elfect this, it would, be desirable the qualifications af a Diisectcr should. he inereased.from 24 . 100/. to , F)0 . 9/: capital that no person possessiogicss should here -after be eliaible , to be a Director; that books of ateudance should c ' be kept for .t7,e ihspectiOn of the. Proprietors, in which it - might be- seen at what time the blrectors assembled on each day, liOiy long their sittings were continued, and at:what hour they finally adjourned. 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