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' " 14 Nti ° 11,ER.AGERbegin bi; P i I I` CO URSE on D the THEO!ti ` and bi d ~,,7,4t tie !C HEMISTRY at F. , and the Amt lATEpJA ij~ ' eIIEAT RE pf BP OOKES„Blenheint 7 strect, .t1tt,,,,(41.14.1t-street on ' MONDAY, October 3, 1814, t ock in the I‘l4 may he liad nr. H. 21, Saville-row ; or ogaret-street, Cavendish-square. • Iti 8 ti 'CIIA A'IILE SOCIETY. It s /to p vrne N , rai Highness the PRINCE REGENT. ThINT-PRESIDENTS, ness the MIKE of KENT. }atiligiiness the DIIKE of SUSSEX. f 14 . 1. 1111 i 0 , ki l!ii8 Lalisd vi E - P 1 n e 11 o Oe r : gwushi r . kri I , °l , kt k r! s ', : q .l zziii.; i g u i:atri shire, •e v , d - this charity t o (11; 4 4 • 444 i:SI DENTS, Earl of Darnley, Earl of Besburough, Earl of Limerick, Earl of Caledon,. Lord Bishop of Derrv, The Lord Mayor of London. the Ist of September, 1814. Sent to Ireland. 233 295 ,387 Men - • - 119 NV , en - - 125 Children - - 134 ;,rod,,lt • tb e ~, Total 878 . t 4434 ), tat er Part were wounded or disabled Soldiers 4,d their Wives and Children. • 141.°.rh. ' EDWARD QUIN, Secretary. ‘ , l, t, t !:., s ec . t -1) 41 " :' v de"s not te d ;elief to persons who 'th:. 4 Y e t d "44 e ' lairns to Parochial eharity„or to those I)o,:'!)4,Zl,Pussess the tieaus of stibsistence on their return ti ki o , e country lutiP,, s Rid • •• . ' •ed by Messrs. m u - la t 'tnnual Suliseripttons mem . . te k 'tZ th e S t a Pci Smiths, GeOrge-street, Mansion House ~.045t, Tilarv, at the Soe - iety's House, ,Crane-court, \•:.,,,i....._.'N'1tre .4tendance is given from Ten to Three otztl 915 -........„..........___ END To ki ,, . , . ~I V 'l,Ol INDIA PLANTERS, I\l 44, i i , and iNip o . . . . law , „ rs 'll -I I ~, '., RTANTIMPROVEMEN ZelN'ttl;tlii.e.4";to''"(ON,CONCEßNS, which will effect an ‘ lll iNel l "ilisl i t i n ' . ° f * rapence, .preserve the Negroes,_ and iv i% t t ? at u neir labour may be seen, by Lette , .s of .F 9 1 11 10 4 t ,,0 p„,', NIANUFA'CTORY of .1. COLLINGE, Ma utile I ,qt',-," 4 , 11;1"Teser!. Britke-road, Lambeth. Where , also l'a. rr 5A11..4 ' A.I' ENfAXI,F,TREES, t oul 1307:E;N for rk, ' 4 4 it "'AGFA, patronised by - his Royal Highntss 1, 0 4, 4 i4, e1i tgent, their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of ttl}eri.,'),a,,,e, Kent, and C • umberlanti, and upwards of 'N. 4 `E l . 1 °f the'Prineipl Nobiity and Gentry of .the • °litr e , N ' `; hose Carriages are upon that Construe kcx ' ''l'ti 1 / 4 4N,svoN CA b 44 1 , TTLE, NEW LEICESTER SHEEP, ur, • °LK PUNCH HORSE STOCK. ti ' gilt , , qt hitii I)E S ANNUAL SALE will com th ti (5 , ,c e at t, t4 th h Ckk ~ th Farmyard, Kinlet, near liewdley, at ltl,ti3r',licr4i ilj'll):l'...MOrning of FtID . AY :30th instant, itt tr. 4 ,, or wei,..seld between 'Thirty and Forty of 4 4 01 hi X . 's 4 4 , i ,', bred North Devon Cattle, consisting and Ikt ; th re e 'f • riellers stinted' to most. capital Bulls, ( "kelt'. ' - Ai t Ova, (-nt 13 ullocks, well adted to feed . or . t o. t . : lia AearlY vltialilf.. young Bulls ; . and some e , x , eet dl . n . „ , 41 5'44.: be t.r,"e Hundred . chtike Ewes and I befit t k s, 'M ‘ R4ti t i - 44 - reo with infinite care from the best , t,tic s t) l . l l 'e ry sat ;'; al-141 nearly the sante number of Wethers, Itil'te:tl'ittl! mtltlt'llt.e:licteher,- or to put to turnips. ;Neve lt 4'l ' I, ''lca "'"l' Punch Marc,, that-are stinted to . Mr. tkrtl ids ,f(),..wiri Stallion -of that. breed:; and a consolera - 4, 4 1 : tly4 t ,tiore stock of all ag - es, from foals to three . r"rposes,Fileseended from the best . blood (for agit I "Lithe County of Suffolk. %I ? ti t a.et ' 11 ENrst7, tti % le ; ue t , it , TED HEALTH. I : 4 liit' l 4! kor q b l) . 4 ° frequently the subject of just and ,10.4,;Datt,,41 in if? , , that men destitute of the eieinents i or'l{j l , 4 ,.!lay s ei r , „ave 01/i:red themselves as candidates far tlk i vell tt :l . te fnti:!tei profession of physic. For the purpor. .Nf4k-rlt : fro zn C,lestilt °lour studies and experience, and e , ll ;lit,ipte ti , i , , ,c ., lll g cliit.Fd amoirg those ernpirics wit, .a-• lf, Nh t 'Y r ect .- ',.s have, unf,t tunately _for society, I)ser, ,si, 4 1E ett•cd . t vtrl • w i- it ‘..,,, ‘, 4 ts . a t a i ti „? , e iey, 'rave to submit to tile liber.,l ot ti -th Aft, ',it' stateine-* of out pursuits and, ac r 'l's t Z./ 1 •' Li Vii , , • • ;.` _ 1, Rt, ito,4, pu s „, , twelve(' a regular medical educa 00,0t n ' t ! Practices" Messrs. G1111(1 , 211 and 131 i Lard, whose 14'9Ntgittltiiiltitil,te 111‘,vie..r.s.1.refolly attended, as professors and ir t '!t t ell, "t j il s t i ." ilo spitalentered ourselves as vt,, ilk yal (‘ Y celebrated school tor medical acqUire -4k tt reo rt - cal le ge f ~. li t ne 4 ,,o f „ t ran cite _ 0 zumburgh, and' were instruded I),,7hig:fi:,.‘_,l'sie ,_4o.f.ilnatoniy, surgery, the theory and ke,q,01,--ilicor 'flr,i_ti,e.iitistry, midwifery, botany, &c. &c v itliN „Julicar,` .ft.'-ssors, Drs. Mourn, Gregory, Black, k P r es '""I Rut'. - shall t 4, i tk r , t. 41 , x Lit/ 11) , z . ,ertord. We trust we no q ' , l . ) th r !ikt e a te ni, t i u4 . s In spying that our proticienLy and L l i i il kt , _Ni . e iier . sin saying Having for a longseries " i 'llti'‘ve l itlte 1)',1, Complainti, and the various diseases tt 4 l tt o t t lite ,71)t, bet.liritlar o bject of our studies and pradicrr 4th I htec t .thei r r °wed that we have acquired superior t tt t'r to r eatni h . 0, t ,, k r; i n a ,),,..,.. ent end curs. -In slight and recel:t h,ltt r 7 , tvi t ' e 4 k- ot i ‘ `, v ` c :' et re- establishment js completed in 't4 t k. se ve r e . oth er cla Ys . ; and in those of the utmost in. ,A ).. 4 44 _dp,, e i.. to aCtitioriers have failed of success, a ;,43kIlit the 4 d Ne le Tr plan of treatment ensures to the i• tith bt e r ne , 3 I.lte. Il tl l t tt N t' i r, 44 4 4'1i t ' 1 4 () C ., 11 . (i IY variety ef i iiisorders which are the ppltit,,lrisexes loll; and most unhappily pursued by the 6 i , ,N i lir tve g l i , ti c t re . are none more alarming or more k it : tl ttv l tr,,t4h ore ittt)!eticiencts and debilities whicll' fre. % I :es t t 4 ,nct i rl ?e a e„, ltt t thermai rimOnial state. To such ti tt N ti i 4 1 1 Icll4ltibi :ISUlatiptl to knoyv that they may now. ' t t t tari„Nti ci ,litna r , , I.l ' t 'hokle of treatiment he restored to that it Nti ..- -1„ .' ess ih4S . a strOng, ' manly, and vigor. t tr t ett 4 ee' 4s ei) 411 ease! 'tqi t ey bt sut •a 4 4 01 debility, from ..'lrate . vet 1 1, 4, 4 44 511 1 , r eti by ,„.:YerY species of venereal trirdion, i , ti,.. $44, 1 L 7nou r. . - ; • ents of either sex with .great tl,l;.oi t rs i ll itor ri 6 i.. r . 1 . 0u rs Of consilltation at hbuic from ill i gg Iti t the " the evening till to at night. li t •4, 4 t e „ 4 4e a e "llntry , Ot ~. 04:.tit t : -Ae, a , a • e fequesled to state the particu '9ltt7ciceetl).ot. tlee rut ge,neral habit of livink, &•:. 6:.c. in ,414 sr) lent t 4 , 4 vice and medicines, when thrsame t i-4.1f t Y ti t:e , t 4 t l seo f i,l 7 1 0 Y p . ar.t of the-ki . ogdorn. Toms:ire o h 14,, 11, t(1 t , v ., otir undrrta, the postage. , f L 'it 4. re, '%. 4 ‘ ll ti c . "e 4ccount torinedicines. , •'/ I li t'ect.*- Cu ()-- S 1. 4 1e, s kt til. 41 11 ,_ and`Aeons, No. 1,,i, Ha tton7garcieti. 'C fh '', skY' iref • . h Certqicates from the I Velti;. :Igti, ii i, at ic e i ss) ! of Lorldo n arid liclinbur.;;h, for . , L Nl ktre s s s l 4't e d `th3nlty, with w hi c h t h e y per,. he d u • - atiti :1, Lat m nag the t.iate tiwy .21-• io t 1 1 " .1[1', 10 1. S t ll 111 11 '; I 11. ,t,P P bo; 01'" 0!1 1 jet: 0. 1 : I r' l • ; . 11 , ' / , 1 r p .:,,,, tci N Z • 3--- wW . '4l, . 4 ) ~, : r t j? .....,..-t, ,4 1 i 1 -;%., • , cv et, TH URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, NH. Admiralty Office, Sept. 10, 1814. WIDOWS PENSIONS. "kTOTICE • berelly g iven,Er That all WIDOWS who receive PENSIONS from the Charity establisha for the RELIEF of POOR WIDOWS of COMMISSION and 'WARRANT OFFICERS of the. ROYAL NAVY, must send or bring to , this Office, .between the 17th and 30th of this Month, the Affidavits required by the Rules of the Charity, in order to their, being inserted on the Pension List, which: will - be inimediately prepared, and paid in November next. All Letters front Widows, respecting their Pensions, •must state the Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy.' J.W. CROKEIt. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, SEPT. 2, 1814; THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT. D COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trading to the East Indies, do hereby give Notice, That the - COURT will be ready to receive PROPOSALS in writing, on or before Friday, the 16th instant, from the OWNERS of .such SHIPS, of the hurthen of 1400 Tons and upwards, which arrived in 1814, having performed Eight Voyages ..in the Company's Service, specifying the rate of FREIGHT at which they nay be willing to Let those Ships for a Ninth Voyage in the Company's regular Service. The Tender, with the words " Ship Tender'' on the Cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secretary,.at or be fore Twelve o'Clock.at Noon, on the said 16th instant,beyond Which hour the Court will not receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART, Assistant Secretary. - The particulars of the Terms and Conditions finder Which the Ships will be s employed in the Company's Service for a Ninth Voyage; may be had on application to Mr. Morice, Clerkto the Committee of Shipping, on or after Tuesday next, 'the 6th instant. - • • 7 VIC7'UALLING-OFFICE Arlo.. 9 7 1814. T HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING Nisi MAJES.T.PB NAVY do . ' hereby give Notice, . That on Friday, the 30th Sei4entscr next, they will be read,/ to rec'•dice Tenders in writing, (sealed ,up) and treat for cer tain tpean!iti, s cf PRIME IRISH BEEF and PORK, to be cured hi the ensuing Season; one ehird part thereof to be 'packed in Half-puncheons, one third part in Tierces, and one third partin Barrels; to be delivered into his Majesty's Vic :uniting ..tores at Deptford or-. St. Catherine's, in regular proportions, of each description of Casks, by the periods an der-;mentioned, One thi;.(l pert of the whole by ,thetBth February, One third part Trio,,' ty the Fith of'April, 1815. the renzainin,!;• third part by the 01.s.tqf May, And to be paid for by Bills, .pyable with Interest, Ninety Days after date.. The '.(.4ndiyons of the Contractd/ may be , es-en at the ..S'ea 7 tretary's 9/fice ; at this Qtkce ; on in up / lying to Mr. J. 7T'. Dunsterville, Agent for the 17(11.m/111w at Cork; to the Col lectors of Ids Aajesty's CuStOnis all:in:crick, Be yast, Newry, and Trate7ford, and to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respectively. . N. B. No Tender far a less quantity than 1000 Tierces of Beef, and 1000 Tierces of Pork, gill be admitted; nor will ,regard be had to any in which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be ddivered to the Board beivre One ."O'Clock on the said Priddy, the solh of September next, por unless thr Person ,who makes the Tender, or some Person on : shis be/ attends, to answer zolien called for. Each render must also be accompanied by' a Letter signed By two responsiblc Persous' en,4raging to, becritie" bound with the Party tendering, in the Penal &nn of 15!. per cent: on the amount, foi• the due performance of the Contract. The amount of the probable panti,Hcs V Fresh Beef and Pork to be contracted for, asabove-mcntioned, play be known on and after the 10thV next month, by applying- at khe Se. cretary'.: Office. BY HIS MAJESTY'S PATENT, ROYAL ANTI-ATTRITION COMPOSI - TION instead of Tallow, Oil, or Grease, to prevent the effects of fri,:ti m in Steam-Engines, Machinery, Mills, Carriages, Coaches, Waggons, Carts, &C.; insead of Copper for Ships' bottoms, Tar, l'irct!ine. and service for Rigging, or service for Cabit-. to ',serve polishe , i Steel or Iron frinn rust, wood of wooden buildings from the dry r o t, a nd by the use of which the Public - save in all cases noi. less than hundred per cent. - exelusive of saving wear and tear, time, ant! labour. Sold for the Patentees, at No. 40, Charing-Crass, near the Admiralty, London; and s by their appointment, at most Ship-Chandlers, Printers, Bookselers, Libraries. Stationers, Druggists, Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers, Ironmongers, Cutlers, Coachmakers, Innkeepers, Coach and Waggon Of fices, Oil and Colour Shops, Saddlers, and Shopkeepers, in the United Kingdom, in Boxes, prise 2s. ad. ; ss. 61,1; 10s. Gd. ; One Guinea And Two Guineas each. The smallest sized Box contains a quantity sufficient to prime a Four-wheel Carriage Four times, with which it will run upwards of SIX THOUSAND MILES, and it will an swer in the same proportion for all other kinds of work. NORTH AMERICA. Tlrti Day were piiblishcd, in evo. with a Map, price Os. Beards, j_ETTERS from CANADA ; writt en ( l ur i ng a 4- Residence there, in the Years !sots, 1807, and 1808, sheaving the present State of Canada, its Productions, Trades, Commercial Importance,: and Political Relations. Illustrte tive of the Laws, tlie Manners of the People, and the Pecu liarities of . the. Country and Climate. Exhibiting also, the Commercial importance of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton; and their ißcreasiAg ability, 'in conjunction with Catiada, to furnish-the necessary supplies of Lumbei and Provisions to our West India Islands. 'By HUGH Printed for tongniao, Hurst, Itees, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-Row. " These Letters appear to he the result. of 'ouch careful observation, and are written with great goud sense."—British Critic, Aug. 1809., TO THOMAS TAYLOIt, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London. . TIONMTRET , ,Edinburgh, March 18. T.I4E leave to inform von, that ever since the G year 1790, I hail been alll;cted with the I..uvs Venerea which, from irs•obstinately resisting every course of prescribed by the molt eminent 4 . • the facility here, and un dergoing, several severe courses of salivation, acrd - twice dis charged frotu the Hospital with little would appear to be of. the most inveterate nature. In•the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a heal, as nearly to put a piThod to my existence—l bad.a large ulcer ontik croWn of my.head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful mutter; My right was dreadfully painful, and had beert,in a state.of ulceration for the last seven years ; my left had 'also two large nodes no it, was very much discoloured; and gave - me such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in bed, as 'nearly to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was recommended by. Mr. J. Thonipsol, (svho received so great a cure b titian here), to take your Leake's Patent Pitts, which I began lo'do on the 2Gth of ; in the coarse of a fortnight I began to receive beiteQt—ir little more than . a month the ul•ers on my head and arms wer e soun dl y healtid— soon after, the sores on my legs healed also; 'leaving; how ever, considerable discalouration in the skin, and pain in the bone of the left, which-, by tile blessing of God, and a little longer perseverance in your invaluahlu Medicine, subsided ;' the nodes dispersing, the shin regaining its :tatural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually going thus 'became, by your liberrl advice and medicine, -perfectly Wee from all my former complaints—have recovered my former spirita and strength ' it and am hermit:. jolly and fat, in w hi c h s t a t e h ar i ng continued many months to the astonishment of all who knew ni6 T ant at a loss in what terms .t 4 express my gratitude, but beg you, for tl:e good of other suffering mortals, to make this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa sion; in so doing you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. MURKER. Swann's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. Witnesses to the above cure:— _ John Thompson, .No. 3, New Pon'try Market, Edinburg).; John M'lntosh ' .oid Assembly (dose, Edinburt;l. Prepared and sold by the sale Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, at his house, No. y, New Bridge-street, London; whine; after a constant residence -of more than 38 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Comphints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should always observe in such cases,, he flatters himself the advic e aw l assistanc,e he, gratuitously admitlisters to persons taking this Medici.ue, will be esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an advat. tae seldom 'attainable, and void of all ambiguity. • Also sold, by his appointment, for ttre'convertience oft hose living at'a distance, at the Peifumer's, No. St: Alban's. street, Pall-mall ;. the Toyshop, Ni. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. ',Disborough's, No. 7, Fi•di-stied-hill ; Mr. Baxter's, South 'l4:ridge' Edinburgh ; Mr. l'.l'Donald, Glasgow; C allwell's, Dublin; and by one person-in every considerable .town in Great Britain and Ireland, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. cacti, stamped, and sealed up with full anti plain directions, whereby persons, of either sex may cure themsch es with 'case, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. 13. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed up with a stamp, Fin which, by f a y o ur o f the Commission ers , i s pr i n t e d, at .the Stamp Otlice.-,T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -street—. to insitate which ib Felony, cud. allot lrcis 42 counterfeits. IC ; PU-.11:1. OFF I GEy Seq. 13, 1814. T H E ,C 0 MN/SS/0 NE RS for VICTUALLING His .11‘1.IEVT N. 41 7 Y do hereby glee Notice, That on Monday, ,the 3d of October next, they will lbe ready to receive Tenders in frri'ing-, sealed vp, and . treat for as many HOGS (the carcases of which v,t le: .s than one hundred and twelve pounds each), as will produce One Ho!tdred tons of Mali; to be killed in His Majesty's Victualling Premises DENTORD, between the 15th of that month, end the 3 1st of danyary follOuthtg ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable witlt Interest, Ninety days after date. The C,o2ulition's of the f.','oirt;.act 2nag s be' Seel; at the Sc- cretary'S VfliCe No regard will be had to -imp!. Tender, in which the Price shall not be inserted in Words.at length, or that shall not be deliiTred to the BOard before . oite o'Clock on the said Mon day, the 3d of Octo!.cr next, no r unless the Per Son who mikes the Tender, or 'som.PcrSon on his behead' attenis, to answer when caned fur. • Each Tender must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bout, with the Party tendering, iv. the. Penal Sam of 15il. ,per Gent. on the amount for the due perbrmance of the OFFICE - 0F" Qft DiV.l NCE,,Jup,-ust 12, I'Bl4. T HE .PRINCIPAL OTFICERS of His MA .. .14 - STY'S. ORD.N.I...VCE do hereby ire Notice, taalPropals will be received at their Office, iuPall hall, ,n or kic - re .11 - ooday, the 191 k day of St , ptember next, fro.n such Persoc., . be - willing to undertake floc AUpp.'y of COP PER for S'i'r vice ol . q leis I) , kl, : tllenl for a Period Of =One • Year. , Patterns of the Articles May be viewed ninilt applicrtion,at the Storektiepir's the nw . er, and further particulars, together with the .Terms unit Conditions of the Contract, may he lotown at the Secretary's (Vice, in Pall pforesaid, oiry Day between the Hears of Ten . and Four ''Clock, 'zi, , ltere the Propostds must be delivered, 'sealea no, and endorsed, "Proposals for Copper Ho6ps;" but no •opOsal can be admitted after the said 19th Sept. at 'Twelve o'Cloch at Noon of'the' same Day, nei.'her will any Tender be noticed, unless the Party 2nahi its it, G'' an Agent in his be half, skull attend. By Order (f 11w Ikarl, R. 11. CRIB IT Soeretry. This Day %vas publicised, In One Volume, Bvo. price 7s. G,L •hoards, ARIS, in 1802 and in 1814. By thc Rev, SHEPIIIMD. In the Presq, - in 9 vols.svo: illustrated with plates by Lowry, Systematic Education, or Elementary Instruction in the va rious Departments of Literature unirSciene, ; , vith Practical Rules . for studying each Branch of useful knowledge. By the Rev. W. Shepherd. the Rev. Laut Carpenter, LL. D. and the Rev. - J. Joyce., • . , Printed for Longman, Hurst, It et 3, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-roc. LOCK AND S UR.G IC2 AL DISPENS.AItY. His Royal Ili4liness the• DUKE of I'olllc, President, aod the following Coninritte . t, of .Governars .--= Karl of Egrennoit • , C01,,W. J. 0,0ne.4, IV. P. Earl of Leitrim Joloi Eat:ll:die, Esq.. M. P. Rt. Hot). it. B. Sheridan, M. I'. .Col. H. Clonitnits, M. P. Hon. COl. J.Barry, M.P. Capt..L 11:i y. . SURGEON, • Mr. Kiernan, Nienther of tliot.ltoyal London. !Tali; ,above ESTABLISHMENT unites the It. Safety of a PUBLIC INSTETUTICt`,I, with a Delicacy, liontuir,and Secrecy, that belongs to Priv , ice,' void, added to its high Patron:42;c, it ::• eioitxl Skill 'and extensive Practice, n: t': • ..st Cases of inveterate or Of l ongstan di ng, Disea- , e, as Stri c t ures ," Debility, .ltoweVer as well as _that D eraugemosit ex::, • L , co.nplcte ('are, xvlieh impairs the Constitotion and s'!,, Mr. Kiernan may he can:st)ted of both sexes, at his private house, No. 21, Lotter Cinirl,4te-stv::,ct„ p,,,A -ft"-s(O4-re, where the necessmliithice ;old McOleines will he given, or sent to any part of the, Uuitca.King,dom. , Just published, price 3s. 'Practical' Onervaiious on th e above Diseases, : sold by Sliertvp,daudt.'o. ,- 2,n, p a .c erhestee ., row, tad by H. Highley, No. 24, _Flett-:;trect. .. , `%,:, = - , , \ -•-•• • [PRICE SIXPE NCE-RALFPNNY. ERENCII PA PERS. (Further Extracts from yesterday's Arrival.) PRAGUP, AUG. 30 terrible conflagration bns taken place at Konigsgrati. The college and 62 houses have become a prey to the flames ; and it was with difficulty ciuit the Treasury was pi-e -served. , • NUREMBERG, AUG. 18.—They speak of portant negociation's between the Court of Vienna and the Cabinet of Naples. The reports contra dict each other; but the general tendency of them is, that the Court of Austria is employing its in fluence to induce the King of Naples to cede his kingdom to King Ferdinand of Sicily, and to ac cept a proportionate indemnification. While several Austrian regiments are on their return to Italy, others are expedited to replace them. This, without doubt, -is the ground of the reports of warlike preparations on the part of Austria with which the public has been entertained for some tithe. BERNE, AUG. 29.—Since the beginning of • last week considerable agitation and bustle had been. observed among the people in part ()Elbe baili wick of Interlacken, particularly in the parishes of thiterseen'and gingenberg, I.n these places several of ihose wretches were again seen to make their appearance, who, in 1798, directed the French incendiaries, favoured the invasion of their country, and contributed to all the disasters which resulted from it. These anarchists had again spread themselves through. the • country, every where preaching up rebellion against the autho rities and the plunder of the rich. At Unterseen had been formed a central Com mittee., which fraternised with the above-men. doffed parishes, and refused - to obey the bailiff. • • As soon as the supreme Government was' prised of these criminal proceedings, it sent to Interlacken a company of infantry, which entered Unterseen on Monday morning, without the least resistance. The Jacobin club formed there had' already dissolved _itself the preceding evening, and order was restored. The - news that a great number of the inhabitants of the wiper valley - of Hash were advancing tc'wards Intcrlackcn to resin' e tranquillity had struck such terror into - these infatuated people, that they had all immediately dispersed. Coun sellor Thormannis.charged, as the Commissioner of•the ciovernwent,• to make the necessary ries for detecting. the authors of these seditious and culpable proceedings. The mew ConstitutiOn decreed for the Canton of Vaud, by the Great and Little Council, has. just been published at Lausanne. The first article purports that the present limits of the Canton shall not be changed. GENEVA, SEPT. I .-Ou the 27th, Government gave a dinner to Mr. Stratford Canning, the Eng lish Minister, at Paquis, a small country-honse on the banks of the lake,, belonging to one of•the principal circles of the city. Several English Of ficers were also invited. . • On the 29th Mr. Canning set out on a tour of 4 days among the glaciers of Faucigny, with M. d'lvernois and Professor Pictet, • who was fre . fluently the companion of the celebrated De Satis sure, in his Alpine.excursions. PARIS, SEPT. 10.—There was no public sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to day.: It met in Secret •Uommittee, and was to receive a commu nication from the Ministers.. BY order of the Secretary of State for the Navy, the ship-owners have been informed, that as the first expeditions of the King for Martinique and -Goadaloupe have set sail, there is no farther ob stacle to the departure of merchant-vessels to these two colonies. The King has just sanctioned the old regulations Subjecting the fitters out of French vessels for the colonies tolurnisti to Government two gratuitous births for passengers, for every 100 tons hyrthen, the Marine being bound to furnish rations, or pay for them to the ship-owners. The unfortunate Creoles, refugees in France, will be, entitled tp 'occupy these births. • Official intelligence was received at Dijon of the inte•saled departure of Monsieur on the Bth instant, in order to arrive at Dijon on the 11th. An accident, howevhetr,haieec,ubrt:edn attended t o t nh(i:ditlov cultic Highness's •carriage, which may retard the' hap. piness - of the people of that place for a couple of days, and • which mig • personal injury. His Royal Highness's carriage broke dOwn on the 9th, near Troyes, but happily his Highness was not hurt. On Surnhiy night a most singular meteoric phe nomenon took place. It commenced in the west, some degrees south from where the Sun had set; a ppearing , at first like the beard of an approaching Cower ; but in a short time it advanced across the whole heavens, forming a large how from west to east. Th e direction of t h e b ow 3eeaied to be - some degrees south of o ur ze ni t h : T he rays were at first much diverged, but afterwards they beearne . moi•e condensed. It c o nti nue d i n t hi s state f or a bout ten minutes; afttr which the rays a ga i n diverged; and it gradually disappey - eq; h e _ ginning at .the east. When the how was in its 11103 t perfect state, it was about the breadth of a cbalmon rainbow ; the' light Was strong, eons i. ‘derably stronger than that of the Milky: . Way, and its brilliancy was greater in proportion to its proNituiLy to the west; it being exceedingly faint towards the eastern horipn.----(Chesiei• Paper.) . _ I) ,* . . ~ (e- • ..- ,-, v • , ,p.,,,,,, '1,,,,,,, ~ ''-• •,..,,. 4, ,'k , i'.:. - ' '4' - 0 4. •: -. ', : : .V 4 ,)4 s.Amet,:ii. ,'T.-11,*'.,,,, . .e-' ' -5 51 4 7. 2 k - '-');•:' 7 7A , • fli s :' ....",,, - 'it. A 2.7:-. • ,- •-.,.-i',.%.°.:3,7.:: • JP' , .0 1 ~ •cP . , t , • 11, Af:'‘