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. woy A gl / /7, 5 ; r {r nisi. .r. - O A, A IN:A W 1 T l ti ' A t P.h : ' 1 ti l 1 ' A_ .= • = - rf *.. "l""' • at. 416- . 1 „ 0, • - • • dNif t i t iA\Z\ olonels•re; der . k . " ; "! ot r, irio r , t , catr oi , be st )14' IC Y ,eis, C 3 , 1,0; r .„0 P ll. roa, AdP ) ir. re!) . ;V:?. f';" i •' L'' , , e , o° .t .4:' i• , .(3Q4,1, EN I , FOREIGN COIN. : 1- ' I %AI •r :ink A broll - 2 , ree,t, " ' : 11 flit tiwri Lt: t: 1 : • Taffu C C,VT,';.--T-9 - Wf t Sl PRIZE •••: ••• • • h 41 ° Ii : :•'• • I ' • •• seilitig ICK L I t 7 0 tlil iti • • ••: lj o (l l ,, ,N l t,,ts ` hl , l the Pt -c" their . -•• , , a. , zi, , on in '2„sot. ; •' - ' ,010 • 1.0.).7 ' 1 ,000 44 1 ) 41.N:: •• • • i kt e r i der s • • 0 I Nst. Or • Cal • . , of 1..50 0,8X. tier cxe..uted,with . fidelity and Ir t ! , lky, • . 1 I A \ 1 . ) I'A -4.111 .p. ,--;lAitm;-..; .r.EIII, J.-IPA..• yil.. : ,C . KING , . • . 1 1 4 '4 4 '1'e A (1 , 1) ,.`, i e are respectfidly iiitinnitql, twit dies :,iti., i.,. '"tle co titLvie:s-to'lse'ri;atiufactii..ed-, in - its ge tlet 111, 1 1'41-I ' , :tce!le•;. e , at t!ie n64 1 : 141 Vim u " ''' t ' TY- 7.\ ' ). ' id t , h e L I their,'ZPl aton ni ' most a the I tit iiiisitidim ltritely rac 11N hit,, th " r atll . , rsi..2.wen,pat--aowii. by - the ii:tert ere ..ice Plitle 1 4 -4 ' e - 1 , ) !; 14 .,.it: - Ift (orse -,, atition t!! in 0!)5e.7:311 . g ..?'''''' V '' - '''. , . t t ' l • -e( ' - i ° l L . ' ' Ai s l'itielyi DAY dna .i4 - ,90 , - le,,'ing.„;gll:4lll,,,',.ateV„ , A 1 ' ,„ ' :.. 1. 7 ,..{, A . 1 1 ,-e, been euild I. 1 , 14 ,puri- - 7 - 7 •" 7 - i - - . . bar -.• ,i),),,sed an I, 6 ,, , I/ a U; 01 t,11‘(!lIS Suit, ;11111 WIII) . l aity , ~- -.,„ . p!,,,i,-., ) , , t, „,''''.` l l) . l ,- ,, 4 ! 1 f.. ,:. 11- Plac,in the A Antilidvtare• , :t ‘ , , , K -• '' , Dti a s'-' , lt•i v - A dsh to decda t r, that it ever .itts : , ern p,r..e - Pri e , ° ; U de !;arne I: , .., ,, retlicifts,';l44 br tht s :s,'que 11°- ' - ' s • Gd, a bottle. No A - lalflaiol ina. - .• tITI p 1 T,1 ) ,4 tHE ••F - 7.l'i_ i ANTI' GU 3 'Ts• . • • 11 4 ;'I to i..hrDt>finicS C . E . l l _,E,' '''' R A TED ‘' EC; ETA Bldg ii l f -e- 11() WbE it" 11) : 't h . entiiiil rice, t * * - -eci) win edt.h. 4,• Pr q the pii• ' ''' " • • t. 6 • - teiong Prepar.a- N es ervl, . , 1 1„ntc, as e flit.st et, , . . 0 . . 114'„kna„,Dpid,,,. ; 1 5 the Tveth in a son :14 state, !yen .(.‘,. 14 if k ill""• jt.14.; peartv_ivniten6ss, ..n . lih:iitt- . iinf..tiiiii••••,- b,tto.m."lisearts a Ar - innesi andlrantffid -I;ed_nes _.t . I C 4 iti eti ' t alitiv e' ! le atkr•ffie Itiost ireleetd.ile g‘; . .-t:t . tiles..t . ; o, ar t l tiloj its cit - -', directed, -.Till prevent, the -- i o ,. (1; Ls 4‘... ,)), cl• k i•rkt, lise'-tite • Scui-v V iii the 01110. Irice 23. 6d. 1 t ',.41 4. ;4t.'S'' su -, -, ~' . , ''• •-- • . ' , .; . ,; 4 1 4 114 i Nr stl PEItIOR LAVEVDER WATFI;R, ftot,' it . S, II " 41 . 0 4 3 , el'',,•b4s receiv'ed the Arirobation of their 4t ‘'ls tilt !'" j."." P rince - 4..,: and Prineesg r ch . k#l,,il te of W. ~.s, I.:''4l', '' • - '''''snt • the first-, Distinction. Price; Hatt t.:ll ,Ivll4l ,', . .. • . , t )i fslil e 't.,'' anit qtaif . by't tie Proprietor, R. Butler, Y 11.,1, :iiTi ril e-C- of St. Pa.:11% . ('hnrckh-y.,tseil, Landon ; and erfuu krs and - 3.: eilici ne Venders.: ~. io • 1 , , -MA fRIMONY.. • ~1‘ri1.".W1111.1,19 tlot,ers" liuve . cant ribtficd - mori' essen- lqi.,'ret.,", thece("),e'roy fiyineneal .flieppines, than those -• ~i ih 4 llt 1 ,, . Octice of - unguarded pleas re. People „'"ri,," tor, '.) '4lO-rit' the 0 rilie•of .'ll.lltick ; but. 'ti v -, Sto, - .llt qt; ' '')11-to . 1 - . 14, 4 Ni l ,' Ilit y.i ,;() 1 1 : has been tainted . b?' Disease, .a row-, ttA,ttaiift•tllrs ha t e ' ld ts - pensatd s reiitaisite. - - . •. , ii,t ut• Wll • we devoted oup pricto the e;:clusi%e iii,,,"ftrurviti.e t,lliiwiii4 Disiirders i . and . theosu&essful s ti . 441 e ''‘glrQA a% .. ll' - '- I • • tour t o o - Tose , 4 ' far tr, qq, , ,, 1 .,. , th e vs..; •St ( liloll.l LW.... -. , I .. , . 1,, 4e bi, 'ilt in t.gi .. .S of those Complaintl, ' 1 yval . s.l are the l i4iliii l , Ne t ., , '44 cittaiagoe of 1 luaran liitiranties,': 1 i4.i',..4f he , "Joi,,,•' ill Li cure ,or .which we - hate devoted our ~ith,,"l-th,,alic, ~'"ieiY-SPeCieS of Venereal fillect . it:: : ; ail tit,,, -, 3 1 ,„;• , •• iit,f,;,•'•uether ariSil"' fr9to the habits ot school -44, ••-• e '''!•etti - 4, 7 1 5mItts of 1 :-.'" - e -.• that .delaticloent • lo t •or t ., , ,• 4 „6. ;: , ~...nz.....fr, e , n f \‘'l l i t ,.'t S t .'t A.,. a . •en,.‘, ofeh is c;Illed ilarrenriefis or' Stcri -114 4 11 a,!'"Ilr e ; .' 9es s, Weets, Ob - tructiotis in the - Trethra; t t , lti tit, 1.: haflit-,i 4„,whtier reeent or:of long duration, and *4e, i , e t lPro red ..;"e siiill of other Practitioners,. are by our 1. itltt e d, w it' 1114 ti of treatinert effecthaiiy and prrina ti', le4 ti e hr io i . , '"t he.Paii - 1 t • ' :i.r.ring thr excruCiatii'g 11 ;t 4 11 t : I 4t t hell luau orrhge e w l i,Li frequently follows the of wi ?t eb 't li t th, U,"4reaUSiic. in the eutirse. - of our extan tif,,ulth i 'ltl ifr,:s,,,`lrtrtipolis, nit erous eases of Strictures l'ti. ure ' ek e ,' "41,y under Our 4 tile total eradication, 1 4 ti' Bu Pti.' " ed I -1 a cre' and e , ed-, 'ill,. 'or t o , • safe, certain,. iir,„ l ''Y r„:41(1 de my other vet adopted. 'The werilafegs, editio,-.3 m0t1 . 6 ilt o i ‘- d oe h , (l l ' , lt Y' Prot:vetng froin,this couP,-Iliutt,ar,e ~Nyl ), ,e r p r th ' IL'iti4 the patient restored to sinfili: aim . vt 'tilifh'eltr'N.'verarlecre.the - debility has'fo,r years existed, ` l itt.. ti! i e, to re 4 . : "I our restorative re:lie - dies is intlispim tile 441 tr 0 , 'e co os ,. ' 're the slumbering sparks of life, and to Ili terl tre 4t ` 4 bi, e i s t tatio n , . • . . tri ser tly h. 4 4 , , e - ot . of , L s ire the result of. ignorance or haste in trrit,, el leo.',Petts ih 4 . '1,4'14 Gonorth -a - and it not Untie ii.ltPol'itiott'lra,if an;.-4-4tro.eseeds of life -a and by the in -41,11 , w e t t i.,,, ii, otd hour. By a superior methon, suf.,ll tachtrustth,,t• -e ared ; and jven- sytiere Others have f i.„ ,, w, ' 4,1, • me may presume to 0 . /fer a radical. esta tr that . • e o , 4th ' .. it.t. 'Uhl • "411 .. e c ases of complicated distress of this 1,....i vt 0 aii - o , Y‘ttl i the -• en, 1, - "thge lke ,_ ~1 !it - m.lls sitna m . L 'l%. It ,th e ti tior ahl . e 1 ‘ . 1! A solitary vice, or the pre; merit it 4t t iter ,' It hit ' t '4 1. vq4 14 . 10.. ' le t acquir e that state of Dehility ,4,„i..iliiiv the 0,0,- consequence of such pernicious ha -1 •,,,lit'ut toctieopee4hi i'liPPy sufferer broods over his misery, .5 , e,;'",10- k ... i . .to k,,,,..s'vuli4fortuales it 111:1V. - be some .4;91 7., th e „., 9tlitiell,taiotv.Z`m, that althoiPth it ot. eat object of 1,4' I:tl tfl, eie 'e ,, te ,.% ,v ith th e other Practitiliers the rento - val of ' l ll h'''s 11 4 . '- of (Jo radual. progress i oe ltimoratiou,'is 4 44, t prev‘e!.l.-fenn ti..%),•ipf•riene:e. Ir . the rites of I..iacchus 1 N I it ',4 i, i ' l l ;Ni b y ; ;; I t:(.l.tice manly vigour, much anxiety 4 ' , tf• 1/t . ill. '"se•Ci f i e „ "T 1 Y Cop rn racti • ol, of l'at.lguid tilt.,,,i, s. lli th , the e 0,,., ho I.ireiit difficulty will '0.•.:( nr. • - t ait te ' , •. a rt,,('4.e, 4 , ..., " .! r Y 4re requested t., state the 'partici,- will 1 ) . 14 ttt.11 1 ;'; 'fbas_ud general habit of livin4, tUVI,,l''- e t4titkeen or 5 ,. 1. 'utvie e • anti medicines,"-wheulic trod ( - ,: t). t , , tiny part ‘ of the hi,.ig6Ani• - . . fur,geaus, No : ( . .) - 7, 1 - 14tton-g - it.raell• • . TU ES DA.Y, AUGUST 16, 1814, ti's bay was puldishoi, In 0;:e Volume, 4'o. price 31. - Os. board, illustiate.4 with Tw'rirey-four beautiful coloured Prints . from Drawings !iy the .‘.l:th,r, . OUR V E NAL of a `SOYA( in 1811 :111(1 18/2, .4Y' to NIAI)ttAS aitki CHINA, returning by the CAPE of GOOD HOPI:. wit! the H. C. S. the Hope, (:apt. Jrnwes Peinilergravc CANAL PROPERTY.-BY CONEILICY n\ L Nir. SC )T'l'. . _ rriIENT_FtnirMERSEY, or GILIN,D TRUNK, - AL dividitqc 551. pcf - ,Sliarer; Stallurd and Wort;ester, viding 411.;, Monmouth, dividing I ii. ; Junct . loo, , Old ITnion,Gran,l Union, U, and Sirr,!y, 1; , ,c.',1 ,le, Kennet. and Avon, Wilts and Burks, Lawaster, Somer,l'.'oal lock Vund, Croydon, ;yid BasingAtolii: Canal tillares ; V,r,ost India and I 00/04 Dock Stock, •Ntrand liyiage, Grand 'Junctiun,.nnd Yor4-Onilifin2 , ; Water Shares. .28, New Leidge-street, London. 1' TINS of IMD roaT WI NE, TEA, FRUIT, ki" LDEW, and every V, getable Mattor, are entirely e moved from Tahlc-lioen, Leather Breeches, Cottons, Mos-. fins, Laces, and other Articles of lk.es, by HUDSON'S CHEMICAL BLEACHINC4 LIQUID 4 it alsoo - einores the above Stain* from LaclieS' DresS'es, without injuring the lint Colour, and'reetoi es all : kinds of Lln,ut to their, original Whiteness, when discoloured by bad washing, disuSe, or long sea-voyages, without soy Injury to the TeViii e of the Cloth. Prepared and Sold by Hudson atml her Majesty's che mists, 27, ILermarket, London ; sold also by most Medecine Venders, Petflamers, araStaiioner3 in'the United Kingdom, in bottles at ss. 3s„ and 2s. each. 7 7 1 TR. A. BRADLEY, Andif Neiv - -stiet, Go•t•gh-sqoare, lionjon, willsittisfy the most.scruptf -I',:s li re As to the,antlientkAy of a niciol of his de riving great l',ateirtt from the CM: MAL-BALM of GILEAD, is a severe disarder of the nervoti,,..bilions, and - flatulent kiudovith,whi - eh :re ha,: inert long afflicted.. • ,Mr. E. Piercy, .Lligh-street, Birmingbani,.vonchesfor the am:prising-Core of a Gentleman buns;. in a deep Decline, having taken are 11.4ittics of the Cordial Balm of Gilead.: 'The tin its, strength, and appetite of the young man were,risibly and very materially improved; nod by coistinnin the ;use of it a few weeks longer, he wits, with Gotl's blessing, -anl. to the tr s reat comfort and Ustnnish went of his family- and friends, restored to perfect health. „ . . . 'Mr. 'B. liDothrovd, of Pontefract, .icep,r..s of a unto in that neighbourhood, about the age of tiurtv,, who had the appear ance of. inhuming under that most . tiaugerons disease, the Phthisis Pulmotrths, or cousumption. fie I;:t'd it considerable degui.e of 11;•etic fever, pry ,e. expectorated and was rthluced to a st,:te 'of cAreme dei,ility. Having had the best medical advice he co , i'd proeQte, without obtain inr he had recourse. to the Cordial Balm of Gilead :. V.•rsevering in the use of it, alt the unfasonrable symptoms gmdnally . abated, and he has attained. a vigorous state of health. . • • 6overuntent Security against Counterfeits, besides a Saring of One Bottle in Four.— . llle,Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Its. such; or the quantity of four i.t ono Filthily Bottle fat 3:35. nit which ts. hate le is „sav,eif, duty nick:tiled; the stamp of which bears the itor's name and adtlre':s in the eni-trarittg, ‘‘ Saml. Snloatoo, Liverpool," lo imitate whicli is felouy; ,till this privileg, of a partie„ular se—of plates for his s,tartir tt;:t hcen granted to De, Solomon, be layout - of . 'lrSlaje4;ls . Moto Cumtuissoners of Stamp •Puties, purposely secure the Pahlic_apiost eountetleits,: 11Q11e else are genuine. . . Solo by Samuel Leiih, l'sTo:•1R, Strand; Sti!ton and CO. (late Dicey and suiton), itiot4 Church-yard; PM:/11'8 9 d Co'. No. 150, Oxford-street, London ;-11rodie anipoy.'ding ; Saiislorry; - :l'etfunter, tin th •Briday, Edinimrgh ; •Nos College-green, at•DaviS,n's; No. 1, Parliament-street, and of Mescrs.F. Nr wintry and Ton, ; 'amtnitad; be alt Medidine Venders in the J; oiled Kin4doni. Some disorders hat, .ieen many yea s in proceeding to such a I.lt!gree be sradicat,d in a. few ; 'therefore it is in order to encooroge st,uly ifrerse eranm ce in the Ilse et proper oceans that 'Dr. Sor vonion has adopted the plan of his hoxes, with thrve large. 3,35: .Faniily c , mt.t.ining the quantity of TWelve at I is. packeli.up a.m.. tor s.vaint y. rot 4 :' . 1".1110,1 , 11li ilt•iAriiilite, by: VlafiCil 11. F2s. Vide " Gtiida tei Health." As Dr. SQLOMON's Practice is now become so great and •OiteuSive, that his constant engagetuerts require a consittcr able portion of his time alai attendance, he expects, when consulted, the usual conyliment of One Pound; but all written caSes, or letters of advice,' and unaccompanied with an order for, Medicine .and remittance, to be answered at his leisure. are required . to enclose wi ly-Half a - ms afti may he (*)i)tained at any fret-td!ice, p.tyaMe at Liter soil, for small Sums of money, which is 0 sure mode of consveyance.— Such letters should, for safety', he tints direetcd :—" Money Letter. Dr..S:Olonron, Gilead house, near Liverpool. Paid :double poAage." .. 4 .*.Lettes' may he addressed tp 1. Z. or ..,.. 8., at Ithe Post-otlico, till cal ed for,. Feroos nit to have tpeir naiues. known,- nay hay, their bases slire6let: %V. Z.- to Ili:left at - • By 1.1.N11,1 VrIF,N. London : Printed for 3. sun, and Bentley, RO- Lion-passage, Vievi-street ; and Black, Parry, and Ca. Book , sellers to the Hun. East :ndia Cowpony, Leadenhail-street.• This Ba'y was Vub fished, In Svo. (the 2d Edition)- illustrated witit Ten Engravings, price 18s. bi),irds, of . LEMENTS. of -AGRICULTURAL MiSTiri, in a Course of Lectures, for ttie Poard of -Agricalture. . - , _ _ I3} - SirIIUMPLIRY DAVY, LLD. Printed for Lougnunr, Hurst a Bees, Or►ne, ►nil Brown, Pala..;rnoster-row, London; and Constable - and Co. Edin burgh. • This Day were pniiiished, In Odtavo ‘vith nine Etchings, and a Ntap of the N9:th of • • 3iluia,, price. hoards, E 1.1: E 11S OJi INDIA.-By - MARIA • - Printed for Longman, Orme, an•. 3rowa, Pa terno.4er,-row ; ,at s id Curist;ible and Co. ' , of whom may bt haa, lately pablisiied, by flie same anther, .Journal of a I;eaidence in 'lndia, the '!'q.contl Edition, in 4to. with Plates, 11, 11s.- Gil. hoards: 4 ' Mrs. Gyairani stands very high_ in tae: rank of travellers. She' S iioth an active and ho atisciver. She iodlis •dl4ris upoivt,he beaut,ies ihaur..i with a warm sensibility, Jan describes them with sliiil."—Etleciivitcview, Dee., 1813. JOHNSON'S LIVES pl? HIGH \Y_ MEN, This Day WAS puhlisiaefi,. In Octavo, price hoards, a N.ew Edition of rgliii^:,l4l.S . l'OßYpt the LIVES anti AG i'IONS th most fam,m;'l , llGll; VAV.I . ti, . . Itc RS, &c. &c. co which is aided, a o ienaine Account of the VQYAGES and r OAJNDEBS the.„lo:,§t notod Pirates: By Captain CHARLES-Jok - INSON. Printed for I.onin:ln, Burst: Ordie, and Paternoster-row; and at the 13ritish-Ciallery, S 4; New Bond street. • Conlinna , ,-, of this prrparation. Ibis D:ty v spu.>i,sLed, in i.ti,Z Svu.yriev •tg. hoards, N ESSAY on the LIFE - (it iNIICHEL DE ALA (11.1.:zellor:of Fral);:t. ' Est . . . . . Printed for Lowgin:w, flues% Rees, Orate, and Brown, Pa ternos...--row; add at the 2.ritisti C4...11ery, 51, New Bumf stiut, L0r,:311. ' /. • . . i * '0; whom may he intd by the same Author, 1. The Litt 'and Writino of :Sosslct, Svo. 7s. htards. 2.- A Suec.,wc History of the Eippire of Clptricinagrie,, trvo. 123; buartls.- • • • THE .PYRENEES. 'rlris •was , t)u'olislitM, • 111 'Me .Voitime; 9i: board(, , • 11RAV'EL5 it, tit, PYR6SM:S-: : &wt . :titling.' a • Teseription'tif -, the plitie:pal uttiiiiilS; Pat.ses, and Val, lies. fra.,slateci from 4.4 e F cencli or . M. It.fc:siON:), N. 71 1 I'. -, ..i01.1). _ . _ _, • . . for Ortne, Hod Brown, Patkrooste'f,rOw ; ‘olti at the EritiJh Gaiicry, 54, New Bolid street. 'rill , : Day were published, in 12nio. price 4s..l)4arti:, i.. . . A E.171 m I, A 2,11 S fro a illY to 'her SiS l'Elt, daring a Tour to Marls, in the Mouths of .April and . May, 114. . ' -" - • • Vrint , :d. for Longman,- Hurst, Rees, ()raw, and Brown, .Paternoster-row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond street. , . - . _ _ . -_. :. 'Of - NOloin also. tiny be . 1) ad, A Voya:ze to Os Isle of Trans:J.o.o from tho French of .Nt. Arsenr.e . 'lliielAtit'Oe'Beine.iud. price 7s. nil. 1:11.S. WEST'S NEW NOVEL. 't:iis„Day wa.s pithlished, in 4 VoIN.I ta0..l rice - Ll,Bs,L)eArd , , _ _ 1 A LICIA DE LACY; •;-. lI.IS Ori,ICAL 110- -5. MANCE. _By t!ie AuTrioß of the I,OYAbISTS, "&iz. Printed Loizinan,J - lurst,itees, Orme, and llrown, Pa ' ternoster-row; and at :the I)ritistk Gallery, 54,. New - - Of wham may hel)4d, by the same 1. The LtmiliAts, voii. i 2mo. E. , (1 Edit. 11. Is. holrds. 2. Tlie ittfoal, 3 v.As. 1,2t1+0.' price 11. Is. tiaard,. ' 3. LetterF, LAdy, is vols.. the 4tii 'Edit. price 11. Is. boar(e... 4. Letters to i Young Mmi, 3 vols. the 50 Edit. price. Is..boards. 5. PoeihS and_Plays - , 4 - vols. 11.35. boaids. This Day was publisted, In 4 vols. 5%3. (with' near 100 Gripper-plntes) price 31. A, hoards, the Second Edition of 11ECREATIOSZS . 'in MATOEMATICS and PIiILOSOPLIT; containing amusing Dis sert;itinns and Inquiries couccrinng . a Variety of SithjeCtS the most remark:elite and proper to excite Curiosity and Attention ti the whole range of the , Mathematic,il and Philosuphical • Sciences; the whole in a pieasing Jim! easy Manoer, and adapted to the Comprehension - of ail who 4re in the least initiated in those Sciences. - . . . . First com - ,,ipsed by .M..oianarn, of the Royal Aelderny of Sciences, &c.; lately re-composed, and greatly enlar,;'ed, in n. new Edition, be : c:!ieheated I. Miintacla ; an' how trixis lated into English, and improved with .inany Additions and Observations, , • .^ 1113trON. LL.D. and F.P.S. Enieritas Professtir of Mathematics in the RoYai Military cation) y, 11'001xvic . . London : 'Printed for Loi;ituan, Hurst, Rees, Ornae, and Brown, Paternoster-row. FOR THE GROWTH 0F HAIR. 9No 'RAIN !icing so universally worn, ppr . 4 ticularly by snit Ladies, Mrs..IOHNSON takes the liberty _of acquaii:•:•lit and Gentry, that STI-• JtAC:A's IT-10,1:11' , ,' OILS are the only articlv that has ever been discoveredtt, accelerate its groWth, which is acquired by only rubbing the Ong istthellair twice a week. They also resider the hardest Hair as soft as sills, and completely eradi cate the dry scurf, wisicli is so very troublesome (more espe cially Since powder k out of use), ;slid will keep the hair beau tifully Id carl. Yotthg cienti,snen at school, who have in &en , aal coarse hair, attended by a quantity of dry scurf, would ' bad ;resat 'benefit from the use ofthose Oils, not only by the • present coMfOrt they afford, but by letting the hair hesubbed now and then,. when they beMnie they Would not have either a grey hair or a bald place ou their heads, which has 'been experienced isv numbers who have uses) the Oils hi their youth. The Oils,. fur the last thirty years, have town sold in pots, at ss. yawls ; but Mrs. Johnson, finding that hilt the q - nantify will serve a yaistat person at least two months, has reducca the size of • the pots, which will be sold in future at 2; , . !id. only, giving personsihereby an opportunityA judging of its virtue, at a triairig expence. , To be liaa of the ProprsetOr,J. Johnson, 94, Ne - ,"man-street, ONford-street ; and, by her appointment, of Tate, Cornhill ; (t 5, Cleiapske; (Tatty and Peirce, 111 , mi-street ; and li all the principal Perfumers in Tewa and Country, at as. and Sts. gd. TO THomAs TAYLOR, ESQ . No. 9; New bri4u-sreet, London. I-loottitEn FAlinhargh, March is. A,B EG ea lve to inform' yrin„ that dyer since the . year 179 Q, I had been Isies.Venerea ; witiCh, from its obs-iiriately re,:isti. .5 every eofirse Ui medipine, 'pre.;crii)::(l by the mast eminent of the.flculty hete, ;And un-' derguing several se',.ere enlarges of .saliVation; and twice dis chat god feoin'the Hospital with . little would appear to -be .4 the most inveterate nature. the spring. of last year airy dis,rder had sot to sOcix a 'heal, as nearly to put a period to my osistence-1 had a large nicer op tl:e crown of my heasl, one on each arm,' .and 1.24 s were br;ii.: ..int in a frightful ' manner; ins right was drc:eifully p.6:iful, and had le,en in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; left had also two large nodes on itrwas very mud) diseolour.si, and gave nil! such es:crneiating pain, particularly When :vain in lied, as nearly to deprive me of rist ; i s this lamentable state, I was recommended . hv Mr. m ..J. Thompson, (Who reseed see gla.at a core by theta take your•Leake'sPAtent which I be,-,an ban. on the ..21;th of May ;in the cours'e of a fortmght I began to receive benek—in little wore than a month the ulcers on my head and arms were soundly heale'd— soon after, the sores on. 'soy legs healed also ; how, ever, cousider:,ble discolouration in.the skin, and pain in.the bone of the left, which, by the-hlessiug of Go s l, ; i n c i a little longer perse'verace in, your invalnable-Medicine, ; the nodes dispersing, the Ain regal.Abg its aatural hoe, and the oet ! ,.ins gradually , roins tints becauw, by ven'r liberetad, lee and thetlici , e, perf.-ctly tree Itoin all soy loranr complaints—have recovered my former spiri s and ;ind am becotne jolly brad fat, in which state it :ing cotAinucti many months to Ow astonishment of it alto knew me, I flat at it loss in what tcruLi to ex . rress my gratitude, but yon, for the good of other •stisferog luoitals, to "make this,my case as public as possible, as Isnall on every occa sion in so doing.you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant,. - ALEX. MURKER. Swarm's Close, 'lligh-street, Edinburgh. NVitnesses to the abase core:— John ThoMpson, No. 3, -- New - PO - altry Market; Ediphurgti John M'lntoSh,Old Assembly Close; Ealin'oir:4l. Prepared and sold by the sole P,•oprietor, THOMAS TA V- Wit, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,. at his house, No. 9, New liridge-street, J.,undon; vAilm e, after a• constant re.sidence of wore t h an sS years, in a practice parti• ocularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaints' and those incidentol to the Parts of Generation; with tint inviallile secrecy which men of hiF profession should always observe in such easeS, he flatters himself - the advice, and assistance he gratuitously administers to persons taling this Metheine, will be esteemed; he a discerning Puldic, as, an advantage Seldom attain able, and void of all anthignity. • - • , . Also . sold, by his appointment, for t'ie canrenienCe of those lirigeo a distance, at the Perfumer's; No. 35, St. Alhan's strect-, ; the Toystiop, 103, Oxford-.street ; Mr. Disborough's, ; Mr. Itaxtec's, Edinhargh; Mr. MiDonald, JeWeller, Glasgow; Mt% Callwea's, Dublin ; ;ond by mitt 1 - nrso,n *tit 4wery considevablc• town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Doses of otily,es..9d. caw, stamped, and sealed up with full and plain directions, whereby Persons, of either sex may'cure theinsch 6 with eiLAC, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every ant sold in Great-ilritain is - sealed up with A stamp, sun which, hyfai.-our of the Commissioners, is printed, at the Stamp 011 ice—T-Taylor, !), New 13.,i0t;e-strytt.-- to huitatii which is Felony*, and all others arasenanterleits. [PRICE SIXPENCI%-rIALFPENNY. • DISTURBANCES. AT C,IIERBOUR.G. . . . . . It appears •that the ininibitants 'of:this town eniertained-an"i.fea that a great shipment of corn was about tolake ; place fi,r England, al:d on .Sa;• turday se'unight, the ntunber of.En4lish having "much increased, they became very tnrl.l:l - Affer'aS'saulting the EngliSh in the streets, they- proceeded on board the . ;English 'vessels, maiming the crews, 'anti throwing ereri thing overbo , ird=pigs,,,sbeep, pooltry, , &e. They al t s-o got on board some smugglers, many of whose kegs they threw into the' water,•and the rest they got Qn s h or e, which, with what lite stock reached the shore,thexitook up the conntiy; theyAilen - attacked, the;E n glisi Hotel, dem'olished he w hole of the win dows, .and proceeded to destroy the lion'Se;" intea -guard of . 300 soldiers arriving, .they Abtenteti themselves with assaulting,l who .had tbp.,awr pearance of being English. Two English Ladies were severely maltreated. The next day (.s`mtdav)- the riot was at its- height, which Was ;ekcited two more English tessels arriving front',Wey mouth. Upon _their approach, the people armed :themselves with large stones, and when Eh& Ves• sels entered the harbour, wiiich is sonarrOv? that it only admits of one at .atime, they, Or! steep shores on each side, and commeneed a vio., lens attack with the stones. The' symptoms 'llO - i ; tr became so,alarming, that all the• English 'on shoi'e were obliged to shelter themselves iu houses guard, ea by the military, and the wilole of, the Eni:di,h in the harbonr - got under weigh with an iiitt!,,tion of • proceeding to sea, but a stronger gcard'arrivin;..:, order was enforced, after apprehending ahot!t of the smob. , ( - )1 the stocks. in the naval y:0-(1 mvere. one 120 gun ship, two 74`i;..and two frigat.'s, in an apparent forward staZe,' but at present few ar tisaut are :it work. By the latest -I(.lvices, we learn, that Cherhour was restored to Some 'or the leaderS Of the riot on the Sunday were sent to' Paris. Thetremainder of those arrested condo-tied in coofinei:nent in the "town.: The .tirst day .itter the imprisonrnent of the rioters, a feeble attempt was ni,nvie to liberate them ; but the soldiers,'shew ing;their deterwinatiOn. to do their duty,, deterred the mob from further outr.act.e: . .• • • POOLE, AUG. 13. Art ;Ye(' last night front Cheroborg, time Lord 'Nelson' 'cutter, ,ToomAS w iLLs , M as t e r,:. haylo f t. on board Alr. and :1‘.113. 4.IAwK.En and .Mr. LEECH, nod 'armor, 2 00 large itones,•with which tb:s vessel was. politely assuik4 on urriving in tlfat port.. . . Mr. ‘V ILLS stood firm to his .telm within:teri yards of at least 800 Frenchmen, but ''as !,t) sr verely that he Was afterwards confined underthe care of - a surgeon. The Nelson being driVe.n into Barfleur,: . was at first kindly treated, but .aftertvan;s ,assailed by abimt 150:Of the rabble, principally women, of that port. - ss It may perhaps be worthy of, notice, that - thete is now in Cherhourg„-most. cordially .receiced,. one of_ BUONAPA RTE . S. Imperial Guards,.oh leave front Elba; 'to t'vhlch . Place he tvill return at the expira lion of 'bis.ferlong,k. PORTER., ST 11,—I slid! feel _extremely obliged by your .publishing tiie following fact which has lately come to my knowledge"; . The Hatters. Tanners, and Fellmon:7rers, in the nOghbourlic:)od of the . Borough and Of 13,!nuond sey„ have agetied anionsgst themse3:esto pay a fine office, and some three shillings: each, if fonnd 'drinking Porter, \ which they are determined strictly to enforce nntil the price of that article is consideraly reduted: The shaineful rice at wnich it is kept up, whilst the materials and ingredients for:brewing l'iLve been decreasing, dein:luck, in . the opinion of many ; the interference of the gisiature. I Sir, yonrs.; A CONSTANT R F,A DEL And :inhabitant of the Buro4h. Aug. 9, 1314. Extract of a Letter fl'om Mr..Couter; of Mogaddre, to Mr. ismer . 1‘1.11.F011.D, uf the' udit-otlice,- Somerset-place, May 15, Ism. " A Moor, arrived this• day . ft;tu ITotiSsa, in formed me that, with a lai'preaniVati, with which be left Tiibuctoo„ there-were three Christians, .who have been many years in the interior of Af,•, rica ; that he travelled in company With them six days, and Separated from theui wholly 70 days 'since, the caravan taking. the route to Tuart, and hitnself, With a part of it, to Totta; that the caravan would probabk; go near 'Finns or Algiers. That. the three persons . nplieared above the class of sqiloi•s, and were not slaves, but free to go with the caravan as the other travellers were ; they had with them some papers, writings, and drawings. ' • "These people, the "%Toot- says; went up the Nile or Niger, in a small vesse . l, : and were stopped ; that originally their number .r•as much greater, but they had died at Houssa:,' or elsewhere : anti that the King; or principal 111911 at Houssa, had put the Once Christians tinder the pr9fectioa 9f -a 'person .of note in the caravan, with directions.l6 take theft to Timbuctoo; and - from thence to send • them by some caravan,. so that they might reach their, own country. ." This account is extraordimity, as all enquiry, about Mr 'PARK -has long ceased here. 'l'he man could have no possible motivg, for inventing such' a story ; and :if he did invent.it,-,it is remarkable: that he should. invent a story so nearly describ ing, in many particulars, Mr. PARK and his cow , panions." in Immense shoals .01, sprats .have been driven last week by the port:poises, on the Teitnnontla . coast. lt way he of use to some. of One: readers *to 'know, that they constitute an excellent drefis4 ing - for gardens.. • .. •.c .. . 1`,A,,7y..0i;Ftc.:.E, A 11 ,t .. , io, t 81.4. , . i ~ 1 .1, • 11 13 Ala:— • i d 1 . • Council, dated 20. i .),,,tV 3 l't.Vl in . .'m th Sqt• 180 9, a PI.AN of EDUCATION was esta . blish , ..! Aard:,.. ll° , Y, -11.. NAVA..I, COILLECE • at • his Maj zsty . s . Dock . thi ''• I uttsrllouth fora sopei-ioi Class - of Apprethites . to , •'''vtights. . ' ' •• . . . that. TWO 1\1"E tb r .,_ nd,. It -being_ deterininek.. .• Officers • . 444 t,I'..NTS .shalf be ADM I'I7I:ED, 111'e Principal, „ - .e thitt:allillisiouers of his Majesty's Navy hereby give notice, t l i- Ic: i n h. eLXANIINATION of CANISIDNTES. will take p c2d. NoVit':ljesty's lock Yard, at' Portsmouth, on the t .. '',lch,;-13Elt NFaT, .at 8 o'Clod: - ...iii . th0 %linli''!"."slls May lie desirous Of becoming morning, and . tha • Candidates, for t . Ihs t \ a -1 , t,4,- ere rev:x(l4o send notice of tlitir intention o ' '' l, l . :,, Y i ll°4l l; or the Connni;s: - o.ier of the aforesaid lar . d . tt,,•, the 31st day of Ogt°l)l'.* -' s. than , 1- t , tee . lilate.t must be at least Eifteen,sand not more , . The n'ears of Age. , ' . . III " N'a Pill cl Educ.ati may be obtained' on application at 1. 4 10i4 - • - °n .• : '' • % . • .^' * tier of any of t ees or the Office of the Commissio .. "4 's baek * Yards, ;here also' inforin . atiou' may be oh : • ',4% t„, , .),,,, " ;the nature of the Q: yaloeations requirel i o d f a‘ t , l: ) c f. ''`l4,,: t '' , the document, thel.- are tu.produce on the . . t Ot , '''' "Le '' - dar;es they will he allowed oil being . ad"'. '111. : , ,• '' . . ~1 of the (Y.liccs to which they wi . ll , be N''''':- ' ' : •' ' .• 1 tan, c .\ oprentl«.sinl . ..,-..., , e , the _el._ •,, -, - I Ci.()RTc;A(.4E.. 14. "t . 'frotti . 9o ' OW)/ t 0.50,0001, ott 7 1. ri e re;elle4l ecurity, a.,(1 Lt k( l .o t4 Ttg eo .4 ~:, .rge Sums t, lay out in retrilineration be 4.plri.'o 7l .Procuri ng it:" • !nay be obtained - -on appiication't . e Mr. 1 ; \ Tiireadneelle-street, London. .e ttor yiu r ef cb.J' Ar )t .. • , L ~• ~r~~c Ai ie Ua ttor.'o, At 0 ,1 ! Si ,purr ' CO. ,c ich 6l'l : l ve irer ec t. l;o l, erc 4t tor . c . t ;4: seP , i I v. t. t ot ~t 0.10;1, tor