The Sun. — London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

DtAlg s 4 . , ."` "7., • * N ., 4 * 4 • e -" ( 4 1 1 • 411/kiilf lon. C,("5 ihultuit je RI 01'61' , of the is A. 0 M,'' \1 11T 7 ,11 s• 1 SATURDAY, FEB'RUARY 5, 1814. [I 3 B/C B ads' Lhe n el ' g i Ad' A. ,I 1). p/ . 11° ! ' ig ibaw, 13att. 1419 isS Ci .aello "tit: try ° , uty ti°34l o f tile' of a 10 - S ji the I. of 14 ) of h of the f a 5 ` ) ,, , °. )11 it et , d hell, son• 10 1) e Ai( EsT' Irs. .n ;1 s~~`, t 1 the art. ,f 1• °~~ Liter• of soil* yr °f 9f II; e:it v of °' o , of II"' yl 10 1 P I ellt• J. C. ruling 11.2 neY , pr 7 Wye' 4; t ' ;tli ' it" 7t- II o f t ' Soo- les . 11 16 4 •-slx cc t, oust'"{u~ i •iu~ey A 50.). Ito •I) ' mdi t; qe‘r „et I Set f M' ,Ju rfrie) IflØ efit CAI t, 14;_ir.it or boVst. irogi , re e! . ‘ ,4 t se s o7 rrpl fog 110_,or jiU 1:6"+ T....1:1.,,11'.;; ; it0VAL.,..24 ,. .11K-LAN E._ 111 S pREsENT EVENING, Feb. 5, their Ni".ie,tie`erv:i :Its will rerf,;.ilit the Play of: THE M2RCHANT shyli;ek;Mr.Kezuv ; Miss Smith. ‘ ll r which will ,be preihiced ;fir ihe first tittle) a new Farce, :• . iu Two Acts ? called 11.0C;VES ALL . ; • • • • kln Nlonday,..The Devil's Bridge. TI4EATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GAVDEN. PRESENT' EV r',Nl Na,• Feb.- Act ' 4 " Perfumed (3d time} tt,-new Contic Dpera,, is Three THETyr ' FARMER'S wivr•• rincipal Chlrtcters he Mr Jones Mr, Fawcett, Mr, "klai 4. •• ** Nl' I•• M 1 44 r, errk, .ntoff, . r. )liss , - ,itephco,s t Miss I\l:itttiews, Miss S. Booth., T 4, which will be athted, On,. THE MILLER ANI)IILS.NIEN. au = day, King Henry with Harlequin and the .:IND CHEMICAL- SCHOOL. George-street, Wi. Lt ver-sqare 4:1/1. MEDICAL TIikA,TR.E, Great ~fI.COURSES of LECTURES will tom, i.n mstnee in the follOiving order 't e , the THEOIIY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at No. 9, I,,,ce,:street, 11;minl. e-spun e, .un Monday, Febrtrary 7th, t;r L t ‘ , : ile till Ten in the Morning, and to be toottinxted at n.atv efery Monday, Wednes day, and Friday. • 11('-tORUE PEARSON, M.D. ELLS. Senior Physician to St. George' Hospital, &c. 1)1 ( .. A tl IITATERIA MEDICA, THERAPEUTICS', and ME- T 3 . , I7 XISTRUDENCE, at the Theatre. Vt. reet, ;, u 'rS, February Bth, front F,iglit till Nine in the Morn ta}-: -11", to be C o ntin ue d at that Hoar every Tuesday,T hors ir!rl Satin d a y. I • R6GF,T, and:R.. HARRISON, M.D. (7 IIENIISTRY ; Cwirse NOR he cont•inued at the L?ba Windmil-street, on Tuesday, rebru,ry from 1. 1) 4 `,, t k 1 , 11 Ten in t ,ur Morning, and eVory s iicceeiling Tuesday, atui Sat o rday, at the same boor. • • • ANDE, Esq. F.R.S Professor of ,‘ • Chemistry at the Royal Institution, &c. • q4 II NICAT, utoTußEs .an't DEVIONSTII-.NTIVE • C' 4o : OCY o ‘larlical Cases, in St. George's Hospital, ebi !•:a re at Seven 'in tire Exiling, at the • Windmill-sCreet .; to be continued every Saturday . . . By .R. MARIUS() N . *. M. D. le tt ', ll 'ho are perpetnal Pupils 'to the Lectures in George ketth 'nail be e.ntsidered as perpetual Pupils to above Nt )ei,',"4 . : , in NV:ncimill-street ; and they Nv::0 haVe entered as ' . 4/ - 4 1 Pupils to tbe Medical and' Chemical Lectures in kt l e ' i" l '' ,lll -street, * sholl alm) have the privilege of attending the * on the Pracrice'r,f Physic in George' -street. l ' l4 t4r laformA . itn may he had friau Mr. Ifamertnn, tt l , lps eearv, at St. neur-,.'s Floc iit.il , ivho will receive the lir ,, oosed Pue ; or by applying at the respective. , s of the above Lcctures. • 'W11:11A11 lil t . MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Spew-Dill, London, Tilt. Lest Accommodation for Travellers, good Beds, choice Liquors and Charges. . . Th e following tc• thPec S 's ar - a ° ce a tl i ' 'e'.B lEXEPER :Mail Coaches, &c. set, out from . % Head lan, SnoW-Hill. 4 —, Plymouth, IN . 'evitiotith, Dorchester, s. ~t uinionth, D artmouth, and .Slisbury,Net Post Coach, :- .(k,,Z - tlorni ng at h alf past Six o'clock, through Huniton, • 14 %., e r , Beid4,,mt. wano ur a, Baii•wstoke,,.azyt Ilagshot, •• ; ` l ' ,l ', I ON, Sliahlinlrs 'Petert;Orough, Stilton *aail minrine- •- "(”11 1 - clioval Mail Coach, sets out every Evening.—Cirael , .,-s 11 1 . 1 ', 04 tim to Spilshv, Louth; Grimsby, and Hull. • Chib . „" l i and BRISTOL Flying Post-Coaches, through itrti' v eenha ni , Cable, and Martborot t ig i h„ B e a i i T i r , y ar; t a ft t i l r e ir n.; tfoi„7,. 4 t Mr. May's, the Greyhound Ihii swan, ;Bristol, next 11,,,14,0eru Thumas-street, and t ev ta .ii ' s • - 4; new oaclie.s to Well 4 Bridgewa e ier:Tauts , ton, &C. Light Coach t , called - The Itockingnan?, sets out .1 • ..•• , • o'clock; ' It ()ruing at raga ' 1 )1 -. 4 "e ' retoarliably easy, with .a. Guard throughout.. Passes I P ‘e a r ss r e y s . .fitbritiu Stamford,- Newark, iletford, Doncaster, and ' l 4 t :' t° the Golden Lion, Leeds, ntmt day at Soon. Iliot . - 411 0 11 1 ,.: 4 ,nditmg the tincr:iniu \ in 1 Expedition of this C‘uach, it is te 3 , 4 : t. V 0 0 11 be the most agreeable andconiple-tei,PiiLleicliconCirnono latit,ll by any the North Road, Lying unequalledt er. CIII2.iNIiAL: .Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bo x l f t t o , n r , tto an e Yr Orrastirk, and Garstang Post,Coaches,t;very .: 4... - .. f;a t . ' Five o'clock. Guarded.. tri,..1,,'(30W, Longtown, Gretua-Green, Annan, D ... umfrie . _s_, , and . "1",, Thornhill s-Kiln,'-Eilii,- Caumock, Isangswcll, I.o4liLl'arts of Scotla ' nd " , C - ampertlown _Coach (Daily) e . . 1 Iviti k ‘, Newcastle and Edinburgh, new Coach, periolmt , ,pm /t s ' GUaril throughout; sets out every Morning at half liii..t',-,1- Q' elocli, hy way of Newark, Itetford, Talleaster, D .. a i i . - l'A„n, N orth:rib:non Durham, Morpeth, ,and Bent lc.. th e i'"gers findir , themselves ' fatigued from the length of 'ceed"riteY, 'Chary rest what time they please, - and they pro wa,,ul,l sty' any additional Fare. J. Clark, the ; Black l icuth' "ney-strect, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hall, illt u ib °( . l h , Whitby, and other places. m-eiIin:III:NORTH. and Walsal new Post-Coach, every „ LIVI.' f t ~,„ • ';ery &i,: r ", '-'L Post - Coach, to carry four Insides, sets out " 4 ,the(- 0 - '"ulog, through Lutterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, ''ati,'-mut, Tarim-milli Litchfield, Ulksthorp, Knatsford, (2,k;ligton, Northampton, and Dunstable.., 'Will, ,'„'LISLE., Penrith, and Whitchaven, Post-Coach, goes k u ',Jur Horses . and a Guard all the way. Passes through , l lT , ri tt i g a t h l b A . lipleby ' •, Greatahridge,` Richmond, Catterick, . ''" 4 li ( ' '''..le . NVetherbv, Abertord, Doncaster, and Gran ;ow ~,th,e ime - are ' st way by es), sets out every Morning, 'e t belt turo4s iho ;urirney with the greatest facility. as the ,L t detain 1 .. .t1 •lt • d by business (Sr pleasure, hare n, i'r - ati• e ' On 'e " • - Se a ts . la • r•- secured in the tn . c,. dr advantage. of their ein,, W't Sax it' ,) F IELD Post-Coach, every ;Morning, at half-past CH ( t.. . l4 ,f i k• 1 7rt - ' ; 4 , 4 : 1 1., Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporley, Nantwich, 41 ' hw ' en and V' iil • 1 1 4 t Coach, every Evening, as I 't's 4 ,. 0 !.. :...».(..ewse i, OS - , Sti Ni i' ), lN. 4 4a- 1 ,;, "ItLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, new Coach, every ,Ni , - ,g!to the George' Inn, Sunderland. , .' . lu m `‘'it CII4STEIt, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Vvalsai, N/11,0,1r.etloiinpti,ii, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. t he I,,',.'"VSlll'ltY, Wellington and • Shilfnal, Post-Coach I :ren:" ne e of Wales, to the Britannia, Shrewsbury, every ,N • t p: at Fire o'clock, Guarded. • I tigli a n ;E: I:IELD and Itotherha• in Post-Coach, ;called the R0ck 50,,,,.,_ t ery Morning. , : : :--• t c ,,, ' r i t : ,. , a, i i i i _. - N I :IP, ToN,. Winchester, Alresford, and Alton la,„.tutuy 1-. - b•en ne. G LlAM i Nrcrearr Post Coach, with a Guard, sets' 1\• ( ,,`,,‘ erY Afternoon, and 'reaches Birmingham next day at ..\.- *t .,:" ,Pa ,, es by Oxford, Easton and Shipstone, to the Liegti-i,ll(eil, _Brill-street, and Castle Inn, Birming e h vv, am p . Post t i•-t i c n. l ?, ' N t i A or N i l i t in W g Warwick and Leamiegtott, N . t qac V.L, Nortlicare, Ilowden; Thorn, and Doncaster, Post aro s l .', l %vefy ;V ' :,.iiig at half-past Six o'clock, to the Bull 11174:,,,'-, 11 , Nlyt•,,u-Gate, Hull. ..is try " I 'OlW, Ware,, Horldesdon, and Cheshunt Coach, , . N!or . 7,,,•43.).T1LN1-lAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, at. Half-past o' •; 1 1' ,1 , 1 alf-past Two, Halt-past Four, and Half-past Seven ' , cc, %el-N.:114,1AM li. :MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint a,bli t, l. e nOs 4 1 .0 the Public, that they wilt not :.e account -I,;_. 'or any Writing-, Parcels; or Jaiggage,.&e: of more than 4:;i, Poiltltts-Vaille,4 lost or itaiiihged, unless entered as such lifi i l' ,l 4l fer accordingly, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow 4,i).Loitao. c .. !, t; l'a•se ugers aod Parcels are ho o k e d f or a ll th e. a b ove isi,.4,' a ( L s, at 'avin:lt's New White Horst Cellar Coach-Office, `"Itlilly. o f thi NOTICE. , • • T 1 Hl': EDINBURGH and LEITH SHIPPING (. 7 0NIPANY have DISCONTINUED the WHAM° on the River TEIAMES, known i,v the Name of DOWNE'S WHARF, aml conducted by the Company DOWNE, BELL, and MITCHELL, Wliartingers, in London, and have in lieu o: it, esta!)lished a connection Avith the .WHARF known by the name of THE GLASGO N WHARF', and conducted by the Vompany of JOSEPH ADAMS and COMPANY, also Wharfingers, in London, which latter House is now solely empowered to receive t;OODS and FREIGIITS at London, for the EDINBURGH and LE ti SHIPPING COMPANY. By Order of the Directors, Itoll. LIDDELL, Mithager. WM. WOTHEILSPOON, Sec,. Leith,,lan. 47, 1914. 170 IINSBY 20(1 Co. Stock-Brokers, 21, .Cornhill, respectfully beg leave to return their grate 'ful iclinowledpuents to the Public, for the extensive Pa tronage they have hitherto experienced, and are happy to an nounce the itepetition, in a pre-eminent degree, of the good Fortune which has attended the Purchasers of Tickets and Shares at their Office, .having shared and Soh), in the Lotte ries just finished,. . No. 418 • L 20,000 245 90,9900 AO., 19,0090 3,934: ' 10,0000 3,GZ 0... 1,120., besides Prizes oLbOOL 3091 VOW. tic and the Money pai,l immediately. _ _ TIORNSIiY and Co. have on Sale, in Tickets and Sharps, a grand Selection of Capital Prizes for the ensuing Lottery, which begins Driiiving 4th of NEXT MONTH. - • CASSINri MAP OF THE PYRENEES. This Day was published, In two large Slicks, 11. 4. in At Case, or'on Rollers, 11. I Os. ANEW MAP of the ENVIRONS of BAY -O;siNE; correctly copied from eassini's ,Surrey of Prance, Published bydolin Stockdale, Piccadilly. N.B. The Purchasers of the First Sheet may have the Se cond' separately, price 10s. Cd. tlr in a Case tss. and an addi tional Sheet of .the Environs of Bourdeaux will ho ready the beginning of the next Month. This Day were publisiscd, In Quarto, illustrated with Ten Engravings, by Lowry, • :Milton, and Scott, price et. tzs. hoards, ELEMIMS of AGRICULTURAL CHB .III.ISTItY, in a Course of Lectures, for the Bourd of, Agriculture. By Sir . HUNIPHRY DAVI% LL.D. F.R.S.L. and. X.M.R.I. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme ' and Brown, Pa ternoster-row, Loudon ; andConstahle and Co. Edinburgh. • This Day was published, The Scennd Edition, bandsinnely printed in Qnarto, price All. Is. in boards, and enlarged by eery .considerable ad ditions, . VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, ex hibiting: a full and it comprehensive view of the pre 'sent state of Madeira, she Brazils, Cape of Good flope% and Bulanv Bay, the 'society, Saudis-kb, and Friendly Islands, New Zealand, tvc., ty JO1;1N TITRNBULL: " The entertainment we have experienced in the perusal of the. Voyages of Columbus, Raleigh, De fiama, Drake, Cook, and Dampier, are still fresh hi our memories ; and we seem to meet old friends in improred cirennistances when we revisit „with Mr. Turnbu,l many of the places 'first made known tons by theili di'ieotterers.- This Vont , . Cwras_.a ,oleasitie contrast to the pompous snd susp , :ioos uarrltives - of the French Yellers; who have alum,: In3nopolizetl the manufacture of lying. wonders. To such prodections we are glut to oppose the staple of Mr. Turnhall's solid communications, and to give thwai the patronage of theßraish Review."—British Re view for Oct. 1813. We have seldom been more Icratiaed than with the ad dition which this voyage makes to the knuwledge of distant countries. " We consider it as' one of 'the mo*t interecting boas of Travel which have appeared for many years."—Ediuburgh Review.- " Mr. Turnbull's descriptions have the merit of novelty, and, we believe, the . most perfect fidelity. His obserwitions are those of a strung and a thinking mind."—Archives Lit teraire: Printed for ,1. Maxwell, Bell-yard ; and C. Chapple, Pall- Mall ; and by all the Booksellers. WORD'S ORIGINAL PECTORAL BALSAM OF 1-10 K EHOUND, an elegant Preparation front that well-known Herb ; it has obtained the pre-eminence (be ynd precedent.) for the Cure of the above Complaints, of whic.i gar authenticity can be ascertained, by application at most of the respectable :Venders of Medicine, io all the prin cipal Cities and Towns in the Kingdom ; the popularity .I,nd good effects of-this invalnabie Medicine need no superfluous comments,. as the extensive demand proves it , superiority as a public Medicine to give immediate relief. The Public will please to observe it cannot be genuine, unless each bottle is inclosed in an Affidavit, attested at the Mansion-house, Lun- . don, .Jane 76,180,5; and signed in his own .band. Sold in bottles at les. Gel. 4s. 6cl 2s: 9d. and is. 9d. each, by Edwards, F. Newbery , and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton, Pew Church-yard; Barclay and Sons,Tleet-inarket ; John Evans, 42, Long-lane; R.Johnston, Greel: street, gulio; Sanger, 150; Oxford-street; Green, Barbican ; Virestou and Co. Strand ; by the only Proprietor, R. Ford C temist, Gus well-terrace, near Islington, from Barbican aad by it. But ler, London. . . BUTLER'S CELEBRATED VI ::;E RESTORA TIVE TOOTH POWDER; ' Sojustly recommended Fn• Whitening. the TEETH, Preserv ing the GUMS, and Presenting that dreadfuly malady the TOOTH-ACHE. • BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Features, arc allowed to distinguish the British Fair •, but the Proprietor of BUTLER's TOOTH' POWDER would beg leave to remind his CJonotrywomett that the lustre of their Charms loses half its 'nine:ice - where the Teeth are diSco; Inured, or . shew a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, as the present Preparation affords the infallible•means of removing every blemish of the enamel,. being composed of Vegetables. It is recoMmended to the attention of all.ranhs, as clearing away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the-enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the breath sweet and delectable, and making the Gums of their proper shape and vermilion hue ; and a certain Preventative against the Tooth-ache. No Composition of this hind ever brought forward to public. notice, has met such.uni;•ersal approba riots ; and the Proprietor has to boast that it is in daily use of Poyalzy.' BUTLER'S AROMATIC PECTORAL LOZENGES for Coughs,. Colds, Asthunts, and Sore Throats, price .Is. lid. per Box.. Sold, wholeiale and retail, at 'Mr.:Butler's Chemical, Drl4, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, Landau; Sharp and Belam, Ports mouth ; Jones, Wester), Al!itatt, and Mallory, Portsea ; Elull and Johnston, Gosport; coieman and Jaciih, -Sheerness; Peck, Russ, atd Tumor, ITnll ; Hox'and and Cookworthy ; ' Granville, ,Ni..aleton, and- Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott .and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Billinge, 'Ed wards and. Penny; and .Latlibury, Liverpool; Staines •and • Lynch, Manehe;ter ; 'l'rewman, Exeter; Smith, Nlandefton, Raehurn, SCott, and Baxter, Edinburgh; Baxter and Mae ; donald, Gfa.sgo,,v; Bitl. 4 in and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norivich ; Swiafen - , Leicester ; Donn and Sutton, Not , tinghaitr; and reail by most Cuuutry Venders, in Boxes, At I . 2s. 9s. and Us. each., DIS'IMESS'' IN GEItNIANY. BOUT Right Yeni.s ago,,, the 'CALAMITIES Elk occasioned L ,the War in ,difterent'PlfoVlNCES, of GERMANY,gai't rise to a SUBSCIOPTIDN, dud -the Ptirnia tion of a COMMITTEE in Loudon; to relieve the Distresses on the Continent. Ify the generosity of the BritiSh Public, and with . the aid of several respectable Focigners, resident • in this country, the susn of nearly 50,0001. was remitted to the Coutiumt, which rescued multitudes of individuals and . families : from tltx extre mny of distress, and the very brink of ruin. • , The Committee received, both from tiermany and Swtden, the must satisfactory documents, testifying that the various sums which had bee.p transmitted; ltd heen,received and cou ieientiously distribdteei ; but at no periOd since the existence of this CoMmittee, has the mass of every land . of misery been so great, in the country to which their attention wag first di iected. Never has ti e cry of the distressed Germans for help been , so.urgent, their appeal to British benevolence so press-, , ing, as in the present moment. Who could read the reports of the dreadful conflicts which have taken placoin Germany, during the last eventful year; ofthelnany sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia, Saxcity,.Brandenburg, and other parts ; and peruse the melancholy details of suffer: iug almost unexampled in the Minals of history, withrott the most lively tunotious ? Who coold.hear of ye many thousands of families harbarousiy driven from Ilamborcli; in the midst.' of a severe winter of so many villages burnt, cities pillaged, whole principiolties desolated, and nut glow with ardent desire to as.cia in relieving distress so multifarious an 4,44 tensivt ? To the alleviation off sufferings so dreadful ; to the resint* of our fellow-men, who are literally ready to perish; the views of this tommittee are exclusively directed. - • • Many well-authenticated atilicting detaiii of the present distress having been, on the 14tb, - on the 13th; on the iStli, On the 31st of January, and on the Ist of-Fa)ruary, before the Committee, it was immediate ; ly resolved, in rF liance p the liberality of the liritish Pohlic„ to feniit by those pasts Eleven Thousand 'Three Ho ndred"Ponnds, to resfiecta- We persons, with directions to form Committees of distribution. Amount already advertised - • L. 10,157 3I) SaNicriptions sines received. J. Clarh and Sons, Messrs. Price, Kay, & - • Watlin,g-street £2O 0 0 -• 100 0 0 J. & G.Etheredge 10 00J. B. - -- - 1 Idi Mary Green - - - 5 0 0 Jas. Harwood, Esq. 10 10 0 .1. Garritt, Esq. - - 2 0 0 G. Jeffery and Suns 31 10 Q J. Hutchinson, EN. 12 lu 0 A. Youdruntle, - - 2 0 e James Jenkins, jun. 1 0 0 CarpenterS'Conipany 20 0 0 John Kitching, Esq. 5 0 0 Messrs. Fre & Sons 100 0 0 Thomas Kincey - 1 1 0 U. Cooke, F sq,. Duos- Lillwall and Nloline 5 5 0 - - 5 0 0 J. Littell - - - 1 I'o A.L.O 14 Win. Long - - 1 1 0 Mrs. Sarah Fry, Plas-_ Massey, Esq. 5 0 0 ket, Essex - 2 2,0 S. Marsh, jittl. Esq. 2 2 0 .Miss Eliz.Fry,ditto - 5 5 0 Thomas Pace, Esq. 2 00, A Mite - - 1 0 0 John Proud, Esq. - 5 5I) J. B. Watson; Esq. 10 0 0 John Row, Esq. - 10 0 0 Rob. Lankester, Esq. Mary Sterry - - 21 0 0 59, Bread,street - 5 0 0 J. and S. Tichell - h 5 0 N. Y. J. VandeWall, Esq. 10 10 0 Grizellßitheck - - 20 0 Samuel \l'est, Esq. 5 0 0 John Harford, Esq. 10 0 0 Pryor and - • .10 .10 0 John Wilson, Esq. 20 0 (1 . . Richard Clarence - 1 1 0 Jasper Capper, Esq. 20 0 0 Wm. Manley„ y.sq. 2 0 0 Daniel FoiStek, Esq. 10 00. A Friend, h,}' - J. Alleu 1 0 0 Sam. Fosseck, Esq.• 10 0 0 Jane Airkef - - UtO 0 Jones,Lloyd,andcu. 1 00, S. S. Taylor - - - 0 10.6 Dowo anti Ca. - 100 0 '‘) Hatieid Rasling - . 1 o'o Down, Thornton, .8z Nath. Basis, Esq. - 5 0 0 Ce. - - - 105 0 Josiah March, Esq. 2 0 0 Reid,lrring,, and Co. 105 0 0 Joseph Marsh, Esq. 2 0 0 Mrs. Squire - - - 2 '0 . Edward Jenkins - 1 I/ 0 ltnbt. Smith, Esq. - 10 10 Wm. Hargrave - 010 6 ThomaS Sliephcra -10 00' Joseph Allen, Esq. 10 ~0 0 "Rev. Mr. Strept - 2 o'o Mary Allen - - - 1 0 0 John Brown - 10 0 0 Simon Bailey, Esq. 50 U C.. 1. Henning; - 52 10 0 Ltiz. llarwoud, - - 010 6 Rev. Philip Serie - 2.0 0 Jrupis Pell, Esq. -10.0 0 (ie.uw Dyson - - 10 10 0 Pet er lkaW, - a S 0 Mr. G. Oppenheimer 10 10 0 Thos. Compton, Esq. 3 0 0 Marsh, Reeve, u.4ld Joseph Caton - - 1 0 0 Cu. - - - - 21 0 0 Townsend Compton 10 0 Johnltapp, .Esq. 100 0 0 Joseph Comptan - 1 0 0 Right Hun. the Earl John Coleby, Esq. - 5 0 0 of Liverpool - )430 0 0 William Durtun, 1•:s+ 2 0 0 .1. Rake, Stratford - 1 0 0 Samuel Darton, Esq. 1 0 0 R. Rake, Plaistow, Es- Catherine Evans - 2 - 2 0 trx - - - 1 0 0 Messrs. Barclay, Trit- Charles Lush, • Esq. 2 0 0 ton, Brown, Lt. Co. 100 0 0 A Clergyman, by Geo. Harrison, Esq. C. Sinith,..M.P. - 5 5 0 Wandsworth - - 5 0 0 Cardale and Son - 10 10 0 North, Hall, St Co. 21 0 0 Cardates and YOnng 10 10 0 C. F. Giesler - 15 0 0 Rev. W. T. Strutt, - 'l. ; hu;..til;4herd, Esq. 20 0 0 - - 2 2 0 Messri.Drivers,Kent- J. H. Buck, Esq. - I 0 0 road - - - - 52 10 0 J. Reid and Co. - 105 0 0 A. Z. . _ - Fletcher, Esq. 21 0 0 and Co.. - - - 100 0 0 E. Neale, Esq. - - 5 0 0 Mr. Oliver . - - - 1 1 James Hedger„Zsq. 10 10 0 It. A. S. - - - - 1 0 0 Roberts, Htigg,&Co.-20 0 0 C. Elliott, Esq. - 10 10 0 Wm..Halcomne; Esq. 10 10 0 T. 13. Meniard - - 1 I 0 Itich. P. Glyn, Esq. 10 )0 0 0. Grant, Esq. - 10 10 0 flay - craft, Esq. 19 10 0 U. W. Godwin, Esq. 50 0 0 Jesse Curling, .Esq. 0 0 .Nirs. Squire, of Cain- J. Williams, jua. Esq. . herwell - - - - 2 0 0 Greenwich - - 10 10 0 Dr. llorpe,OfChNwich 2 2 0 Garnet Terry, Esq. 10 10 0 T, Wells, Esq. - ..- 5 5 0 John Glide, Esq. - 20 0 0 Robert Smith, Esq. 10 10 '0 John Tideman, Esq. 21 0 0 B. Wilson, Esq. - - 1 1 0 Robort Newbald, Esq. It) 00 N, ;H. ---- 3 3 0 A..laclison - - 1. 0 0 G. Brook, Esq. - - 10' 10 0 J. 'Tyre - 2 0 Meux, Reid, & Co. 105 0 0 J. and W. Cooper -1010 0 A. It. B. - - - 1 1 0 Willis, Percival & Co.loo U Jartii , s Stepheits.., Estf,lo 0 0 Routlanty and Plaw -.52 10 U • Rev. H. Forster .5 0 0 John Bagwill, Esq. -25 0 0 Rev. Mr. Bean - - 1 0 Wm. Dent, Esq. - 21 0 0 Thos. Sheppard, 15q..10 0 0 Sir aC. Lippincott, -J.B.S.Morritt, Esq. 25 0 0 • Bart. - - -' - 50 0 0 William Rothwell - -1 1 0 Lord Carrington - 30' 0 0 Col. Flcnaning,Wands- A Soldier's Daughtei 5 0 0 worth - - 0 0 *Mrs. Dripper, Esq. 10 0 0 John M. Clare - .5 5 0 Mr. Win. Townsend 2 0 0 John Gore, Bow-lane 5. 5 0 Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London 'raven; ; Lloyd's . Coffee-house; Stack Exch4tige; ;And at all the Bankers 10 town.aud country. , • R. H. MARTIN, 1 Secretrtries. LUKE HOWARD, J MONEY —A GENTLEMAN of the Pro fession, haring Clients and Cuinwetions of opulence and the highest respectability, is induced to utter the AD VANCE of MONEY in Stuns from TWO HUNDRED to TEN THous.kNO rOUNDS, and upwards, un the. Security of Marriage Settlements, Life interests .to Lanikd Pro perty, and Money in the Funds, or on Freehold, Copy bold, and ,LeasehuidEstate, 41.1 Terms infinitely inure liberal, equitable, and advantagents tu Borrowers than are in general submitted publicly, by applying to Mr. W. at his Other, Nu. 11, Chapel-place, Vere-street, Cavendish-square; ur by Let, ter,_post-pan,„ EVERY MAN HIS OWN boCTOR: 1 B Y the EFFICACY of - Dr. BOERHAAVE'S INFALLIBLE .LIED PILL, (4s. 6.1.: only per Box), l i Persons of either Sex (assisted by the invaluable copious Di rections therewith given) are enabltd to aradicate Mei:11).10y '//certain brUdious Disease, and to facilitate the kixovery of ; rlealth,.witli ease and safety, certainty, and secresy , in a few 1 days.' 4, 4* For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Sc . - ~1-lind Impurity 1 of Blood, the _Ellicacy of this Medicine s so Ivell Itnnwoititd . highly attested for filtylears past, that any farther couuuent, ' is rendered uunecessaty. Another Supply is just received front Londiln, and fur sale 1 by W. Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Mat hews and Leigh, ' ts, Strand, London ; Mr. Smith, Perfttioe:, North Bridge, Edinburgh ; J. Baxter and Angus M`Donald, Gilts . bow ; and all NJ.4;dii:iatlitudrrs, ti,c, ARMT CONTRACT§ Commissary its Chief's Office, Great George" street, Feb. I, IBM ATOTitE is iiereby given to Perons ile sjrons of contractinft to supply FRESII BEEF to his Majesty's Land forces in Cantonments, diluters, and Bar racks, in the under-mentioned Islands pueinsY; • Aidernny; , . Jersey,. That the Deliveries are tc cnmmenee on and for the Ist day of April next that PrOinisals in *riting', settled add marked, "tender foi Arai) , supplies will be received at thia . , Office, on or before Friday, the. 25th day of Febriory; (but • riOne will be received after 12 a'clOck on that day) and if seiii by post, the postage must be ttid: , . - Proposals must be made for the Whole of the Isiands and the PrOposal must have the Letter Which is 'annexed to the TIM M' properly filled up by two Per;iOns of known Pro perty,' eiteaging: to become bound with the Party tendering; in the azimut itated iu the Printed particulars for the due ierftirmance of. ii;;6Oritra . et ; andiio PrOPosai 1441 i be no- tired Unless 'Made On a pr;iited 'reinter, 4iid the Prices ex pressed in ex tirrsseoriii'at length,. Particulars of the COntracts may be. h 0 up -on APPlicatiort at this &lice lietween the Hours of tlevet; and kivt- at the 011iee of Deputy Commissary General Coope; Guernsey ; acid at the (mice of DeputiCoinii . isarY General Bent; aerseY: • Speedily will be published, In Two Volumes -Octavo, with is Portrait,' • COME ACCOUNT Of. the LL `E INos of. Mrs. TRINVM tit, with Qiioinal Lintel's anat . , Meditations and PiliyeFe, selected from heidOnnia.l..; „‘ Kilted fur V. C. and J. Ririukton, and ,J. Jolips9n and ; and by J. 14atchard; Pi CCadillq.. FRoat-IT FAO.: We think it air especial duty to catition the Public against rushing upOri the ice of the Thames, for some days at least. 'the present state of the moo❑ will occasion higher tides than during the last Week, the effect of which is" now secret wrid unobservable-; so that the Most dreadful accidenti may be apprehended'. The River Thamei, all yesterday was a perfect. Dutch Fair. Kitchen fires and furnaces were Loki ing find bOiling in every direction - , and aninfali, from a sheep to a rabbit, and a goose to a lark, were turning on numberless spits. The inscriti= tions on the several booths and lightets were va riously.,whimsical, one of which .t•ar: harnotous:y thus :--This Shop to Let.—N. 13. " It is charged with no land-tax, or even ground-rent. In rddition to. the arrangements which were prepared by the wate`rmeu, &c. a complete danC'ing TOW) has heeu established in a barge, which is firmly frozen at a considerable : distance from the shore. A printing press has also bee!t set at work, the Proprietors of which have a very ready Sale fOr watch papers, bearing inscriptions -rommermira tive of " The Great Frost of 1814." The following are among the various imprei sions which the printers sold for a trifle. Dire of these stainers of paper addressed the spectators in the following terms :—" Friends, now is your time to. Support the freedom of the preis.' Can the press have greater liberty ? here you find it working in the middle of the T hames, and if you encourage us by buying our impressions; we will keep it going iu the true spirit of liberty during -the frost." One of the articles printed and sold contained the following lines:— Behold, the River Thames is frozen u s er, Which lately ships of mighty burden hare; Now different arts and paNtimes here you-seei But printing claims the superiority. Printed to commemorate a remarkasly severe frost, which commeneed December 27, 1813, accompanied by an unusual thick fog, that continued eight - days, _and was succeeded bj► a tremendous fall of snow, which prevented all co►nmudica tion with the northern and- western roads for several days, The Thames presented a complete field of ice between Lon« don and• Blackfriars Bridges, o►, Monday, the Bist of Ja nuary, 1814.—A Fair is this day (February 4, 1814,) held, and the whole space between the two Bridges covered WWI spectators. The above was surmounted by the Prince Re gent's Feathers and. the motto Ich- Dien, entwiaea with oak and laurel. On each side a ship, as did embleni of trade and induAry. Another AnTidstihe arts which on the Thamet appear, 'To tell the wonders of this icy year, , • Printing claims 'prior place, which, at one vieve, Erects a monument to frost hnd yuu. Printed on the• Myer Thames, Februury 4, in the fifty.; fourth year of the reign of Kiug George the Third, Antio Domin , 13t4. Another : ' This was printed on the River Thames, on Fridafr, the 4th of February, 1814. opposite Queeuhithe Stairs. There were several copper-plate presses, which rolled off several appropriate METEOROLOGICAL JOURIV4L. BY R. BANKS; PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, B+R6INI3. ..' I‘ Thermometer. I 1 I Weather. •••••••;,..:••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• • ••1 • -1 ' •••: ' . t• • • . ; 7 -: . ' ''. l il: ' t . . 5 .‘. .F. W,.• . A . '; ', •C• I . • Jan. , 0 - - inches 29 35 30 42 32 28.78 .25 Rain Rain* VA) 35 34 38 30 99.30' .40 Fiir Fair 51 31 I3SSG 30 .48 , Do. Snout V O. 1 32 32 34 30 .99 1)o. Fair 2 37 34 40 2S 30.05 Do. Do. 3 :30 31 31 23 .04 1)). Do: 4 27 . 30 32 27 .15 DJ. D o , .65 *t4r: t, thi ()meth , La fallin, to 48.39 at 9 r. M.