The Sun. — London, England, 1814-07-26 00:00:00

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'' b~' I ~, I~~`l to .... • ;••• • ••••1 ......... : •****** •• Prizes of .of L 5,000 2,000 - ( CO 6 0 ' ir ce AP's Fog': pi , :ol tls e= t. 1 1 r .1,0 i %/ 'j ::' ~ THE ADDRESS-of CONGkATIMATI9N t r , o izNField - Marshal his ,Graee the PUKE of WELLlN'T i)ther_ I'provecl at a Meeting: Of Merchants, Bankers, and , 1 :eld the B thiust. will remain for SIGN:MILL a m)ger, at the City of I.ondon Tavern, between the tif Twelve and Two o'Clocli. HOLDEN. • PE'liSoN who te!y LEFT his it 4•` 8 nin j ni ;E - one of th e I% . 'EATERN COUTIE•S, will medtatery to his I . ;:itressed Family, he may rely on Shot,;'ntr, EVERY INDULGENCE from his CREINTOII.S.— "d l' Nrn, i e donut the, au th or i ty of this Advertisement, he may Tr " , a V it P,PlYing at the Office of this Paper, that it proceeds LEND. - uninediateiv to rent or purchase, f4 e 4 'sh-11, 4 '""Itry frOuss in good repair, furnished or un "r a ""uniri-g not less thin three-Sitting-rooms, and Bed- rooms, besides GArrets, and decent Offices. e. •1114uden 'ell, 20 or 40 acres, ts 4 , igh 'owe trightLe taken. s 4 a pennucti .in a re sateale.,_ ale., Azquired. .111 . Lance qr.lo mile.; A ietired situatem oniki • th ,ifough the vicinity of a village would not . he 0 , her cireumstinces were agreeable, hut is 1- `i red that the p lace . should have the heneSt. of ;. • . •vith nearness t o t h e P ar i s h Ch urc h, and a d I•.'e..se to direct t o A. B. at Mr. Robinson's, Grit- U' •' „ t, • tu, • ac Axil Lion-square, with a description t and an accou n t o f a ll parttcular's, Rent (o r situation, taxes, tythes, &c. &c. and wh en Ina ;• be entered on. n BURNE, and Co. respectfully in vtl ..tin 1 1 ,rt „.,ie public, that TlCltilr'lTSand.Sl - I.lltr_:N . _for tl . ie -"t rEitx to , frtrin. , on the ist SE,PTEN.- 1,,H hre, . : ,.1 .• • S ale at thetr Office, \o. 03 ROYAL EX.. the Ltt I: "3' C o 4ststs. of only 14,400 Tickets, and the Scheme contains . " • • • • L. 20,000 12. L. 5,000 • . ()Th em i•,• • • • 10,000 I 2 .. tliri r°,l l One Thousand 'clown to the lowest Prize, , *-14 twhich is' LIO. . te ' C,, i . errs (post-paid) dnly ausweed, and •Orders from 4 1 '1 ,1 4 " :,1 ....L ii ac conlpa•iied w.th Itenrittance, punctually ;a -- 8014 I.) "-;twrnnielit and all other Public Securities houghz. .......,..._...l2:::onunissi,.a. -......___. , 1 1-1 VT() XT • ------- i -.1 Cr , , •St oi . k.:Brok s er, 2, Cgralii ll 9 . ' 4 O 18, ~):elltr i , „Y-stryet, s olicits the . early attent,on of his ,l''''':'l.-n.'„"i'e Puldic t. - 0 file much:aproved Scheme 04. -'llt4 '''' -- ‘'* 4-" " :411 -1 . , Which begins lst uf SEPT-EM.I3EIA, and 2.. - ntre •• • '• •• • -1,.20,11M1 2.. 4, • '''''' *** 2 tic. att; l :4 201 . and all the Cap . ] , abs doating.—Price of a c's • ••• ErroN., Co t, a Sixteenth on y, •at _ ill 4 4, 1)f :2 0 ,` . 4 1111, :lad 18, Coventry-street, where ,No. ~ctedl . 381, l'in,C c 2 ) . was 'sold in the last Lei tery.—.lll Business ant, i htr Government Securities trans , Wetness acid Sdelity. r ATL ri ERA' begi,,s Dras'ing Ist SEP . 2. TEMBER, 1814. • ' • •nf * SCqTEME. • ***** - 1(1000 * are 1.40,000 • • • • ........ 14)00 . 20,000 ,•• • • - .... 5,000.. • ' ••• ' ' • ..... 2,003. • ..... 40,10 • .. SOO 2,500 V-00 2,000 100 1,106 50 • • . 1,000 20 L. 140,000 NO FIXED PRIZES • 7 tiAys Or DIKAWING m ____ . . St hilY • ...Ist SEFIE. B . Eq . a 2 d l)aV ******** . lat h SEPT E NI , Ile : _ r , , ~. ....... 1 ► ! , , vII-rE,N,BER. t .r lekr., - ." '-'aY, ......... • 17 t.' -- ARDSON, st)iti(4)l.6Zlo.lLi S HIRES ar c . selling' by R ICH a t their t s for the Lottery, and facing tti, e v e, il l , (; 4 nd (4).• Lotitr.o.or. s ,orlib il l, 4.lsu_n‘rtier in -Bank-building', ‘,.. • , " , Charing- buildings, Plv . Pri ce of , Ti c h e t . ,• • , ~/.•19 10 0 1 , 13 6 , tt ' 1...• ••. • • 7O 1 Eighth. 1 7 0 ...'----.....,..........____________:• ••• • .„ • , 6 0 I Siiteenth...., ° ' v l IV HIS . MAJESTY'S PATENT... 4 L AVI I A ' " 'RITION e a C se ° ( 1 , I r ° e.ll, B e I ills,! -t tlk, TioN • , -:-. - 1 I or Gr ease, prevent It ;11!Ife7, of rh . tead of Tallow, nil, ~... Mach ine ry , (4.. 11.nke8, c__lerLt‘loll ,ill. Stealll4,llgl? !, ~.;ead o f Copp er . t 1.%.75.,1,11 izit:ruies, N.A. Aggoo:, (;arts, &c.; '"' 1.... I service for Rigg . int n N at e , it e for „ii,.,t, far, 1 jrcelui V - lied Steel or Iron tro i tlk 14 '41 or, fables tu in."'erve p° " the dr rot, and by tle h ,,, uf ,thich IN tiot,en buildings from not less than. three kil °t t'll p.. th e l'utilic "iVe in *all "5" 11 41, tlr" etut. exclusive of saving wear an d ~ N 941 f ° . . 4 1(li b or !her,. t • i‘, hi `ut, ' , 4 e !nets, at No. 40,. appointment, at mos t 0.4,1:n,, Lorolim; and by their . Stationers, CharinF-Cross, near the t .441;(4:L1s Id\e)r,si,:printels, ' lic , olcselletss, Libra s rie l s r , ,, n:n tict tr, .:o',a Vocin e XI art•lionsr2s, Per!itii,ei-a;id wago of_ f,t7 , g l ers, the‘', (1 1. atme;,",:,,,liers, In nkeep r r , , ('°"(da cSliopkeePt", in I),,`;!liltd i .: - ; ,( 1 , ur lt?ps, Sailvly:rs,, n a t id. ; ss • ad ; lOsoUtl.; 1,,:t.itn,4 ,t;11.1,2,1,0,.11.1, ! .. l oxes,.pri_ke ‘2. 1,,,i4;t zitpliestU :i.z,0,1 Tli yeas ii t ic . i . 1 ,, ,,, a quantity sufficie nt . t i o l : 114 111 7%.1,?1111'w.1ieel Carr i ' a x .... , : ° l l,l '.. i t i r times, 1 - -'4 i'i l t i ih e t 's of SIX THOtSAND MILES, and l it wi a with wich .. l w i l l sale proportion for all other kinds of work. t i eVir , . T 7 TING t h . (;I ( !,44,,,S PATENT BRITISH S . L . - R. , hich 6-'.,ittir:,,; ..,theouly.Mannfacturein • oN are -I'll,ted itlliaig,e, f ENCLISI-1 FLAX •-:• ' Co- - ' tx,t Itccuji; „741i'end. • Eitaldished in 18(.• ~. co ., ' in. Chill •,,t 13r , i2 i. !_f_ 1,4741e1,,., texture frees it frfttn thei,ju.s.,...•-• ' and the on- Apsdin. st'll,la!lie•wear'of Irish or other L, Int117:1, of cbtton. 4.44 t burati7l" peculiar to Fabrics made ti ni ' l l' ol . 7 t. in Nve.ari ,,„great En..s.ttY, heaatiful Appearance Co years trial) 'Ws toni'',ony, this M anufacture (alter many Niiid '4'441. 6,1 e LineoS,' ;44 i;,t about tialf ti; P.. t 1 I;;„4at'ltee's Wareh:Usel 'e'' ' ' of Trish or other .. it• nl's ; 4 and C• ,r ' l''''' t,:,,% T hi n ._ _. ,-.. tO, Palt-Mall , ' _ nisheil pa Ch ' capside, near St. ci, iihir_,•_:l4.,,,e _ ~F.,11:11:1(.: having acquired _stich distil:l,og, _ . "..erg t., ,r:rtital'e'squdiir°l)4to", as !li.iinduccersome.,li,'areZ7Shirt -1441 Wine (2 1 i er various new titles o...mperi- ._ni, of Eept 144.;_aad th, u .t all of which are made enti.-..nd well t‘o, regurPeloriplerties of alle° being so generall) " atinnent. ' ;,(Iturr.;?R: Tilt.. "I'EETit AND GUNIS. , I __ , , To( L ) . 4 , It S .- C ~EBRA TED VEG El :- 81-Jr l . - t o the u I it PowDER, is ,oh tut Se of the Public', - ' '''t C •t 114:at:ions Prepara 'egt' . • Preservin , 'l •- ''S' the mast t. • t even to old b •anfidenee, recommend th,Vl)d p rud.. _, 1, tliceen' in a sound s , •I e, . 1 'airing' A, (:''4n.ti, i t lel "g a Pearly whiteness, without Ini to :t, 'llins..„o'utparts a. firmness and beautiful redness_ s tal c‘.t, the llreath the most delectable Sweetness ; and N 0,,,, ',..Mantly as dirett d •*1 1 • • , lit the Tooth Act) by 43e /14 ., Its e„, , ' ''' !' P".‘ ' i • Trice 2.5. 9d. 1"--tne hcurey in the (-314Ws• t),,.U.1'L,P.,/1. ~,,, 4,Z);tt.""t .44.- 'ul'EltlOß LAVKX-DER W.ATFK, from t 411liglithttr.,estlliii.? ' received she ApPro6".toTtn, o'fitVaileeis 1 14 "f I,,it„y", .• 1 itteess and Princess-Ch I . :,,•I'k, 4-ddtes of the first Ditinction; Price, 4, (1.; Xhulet-11 ;`Flail- •yd,tahil, e and retail, •hy the Proprietor, IL Blither by ~,,,,-,,t),rney of St. Paurs Church-yard London ; and ' 1 erluutert and-Medici:lc Vendera. • GRAND JIT.i3II,EE. LOTTERY-OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE;JuIy 2 3, 181 4. THE, PR S, EPARATION for the FETE iri ST. JAMES'S PARK being nearly completed, it is deemed necessary to give the Public Some Idea of what the AMUSEMENTS WILL BE, thiingii it is impossible lit an, Advertisement to say enough for any person to form a just opinion of what this 14%.te will Consist. A more full Description is given to each Purchaser of 'Tickets; it is hoped, therefore, it suffice in this place to say, that Booths fur Refreshments will be plac'ed in proper Situations round the Park, with open Marques, provided with Seats for the accommodation of the Company; that Banuls of w•ii att,:nd, and proper spaces be marked out for those who choose to dance:--ilinr7BalloOns" of d?fferent sizes, one large euough , for TwoPerioUsio'ascend in the Car attached tct it, will ascend at different times.in the' Evening. The Most brilliant Fire-works ever seen in this (fountry Will be' exhi. , bited upon the' Temple and upon the Chinese .;rid g e ; the whole of the Park wi!l be Illuminated with Chinese Lan terns, and every Tree with Variegated Lights`; the Pagoda will be illuminated with Gas Lights'; the' Royal Booth willbe lighted, and, the whole of the Allegorical Fire-works aq Trans parencies, representing War (giving an idea of the HOrtors of a Besieged Fortress), and changing on a sudden. to a De scription of Peace, will be among the Amusements for the Company assembled. The Public are recommended not to parchase any :riclicts but at this Office, or at the Licansecl Lottery Offices, indorsed by' the Persia at whose House they may purchase them; and arc particularly tett:it-sled to believe that . this Caution only arises from a desire to prevent d;.l.k.ppoint,inent- to them, as detection of Forgery must immeciiitte!y tatO place, inasintOt as the Gentleptan who signs the Tickets for each Gate re spectively, will be there to receive ti:ein. It is particularly desirrd early application for Tidieta urty be riiatie, price Two Tici;ets foro:lpG:zi:l., as for stiore CiatpS, crtn of this time, Rio more Tickets call be :Wed ' THE GRAND .11-51-11. LEE. LOTTERY OFFICE, 80::i4;:: , ,E r- s PLACE,.foIy 25, 1814. THE itST pf A tit; us's is Abe DAV,FES: for the GRAND JUBILEE in Ceiebratien of the late - GLORIOUSPBAGE. At the same tithe that,il i, it day thy of - commemoration zo this Conntr.y., from the' grateful. recollection of other happy Ercnts, it is the ~ Centenary of the ACC ,3SIOII of the Brunswick Family to the Crown of Emgland, 'and it, is, moreover; the Anniversary of the Glorious Victory of the Nile. Admiralty Office, July 23, Isl , l. WIDOWS' 11f:1'1:SION'S, OTICE,. is hereby given, that the WIDOWS of COM NIISSION.- snid WARII AN r Urn EtiS of the 110 AL NAVY receiving Pettsions from the Charity esta hAsh,xt for their Relief, :till be their Pensions due the 30th Jtthe las,t,, at No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's-itin, Lon don, by EDWALL: F. , HATION, Esq. the Paymaster of the said C!;•,.:lty, viz. The WiLrgs of Flag Officers, Superannuated Rear-Admi rals, Captains, Commandeis, and Lieutenants, on Wednes day, the 10th f next Month. The Witlows of Masters, Stir geons, and Pursers, on ThurSday, the 1 Ith ; and the'Widows of Boatswain, - ;iinners,.Carpenters, and Second Masters, on Friday, the 12th; and on every succeeding Thursday, be tween the hours of Ten and. Twelve. And Notice is further given, that Remittance Bills will be sent on the 10th of next Month, to those Widows resident in the. Country, who have iev.ested to be pail their Pensions near their respective Residences. .T. W. CROKER. This Pay_ was published, in price 7s. lmar;ls, rip E CLOUD NI E - SENGER of CALWASA. Translated by I-1/11. WILSO;N:, Esq. , :f eakutta. " The excellence of iqr. WU - sou% -Version, regarding it only as an English Work, lifts him f;“- above the humble, though useful rank of translator. His vortical organs seen: t o se iz e o n the pactry of his author and make it his own. We feel, in a word, that his tra:islatiiin can,nly he written by a poet."—Vide - Lord Alinto's Speech, euth septentber, 1813, London : Printed for Black , Parry, and Co. Booksellers to the Honourable" East India Company, Leadephall-street. Day was published, Second. Edition, price 3s. OBSERVATIONS cm the CORN-LAWS. By Sir HENRY VARNELL, Bait. • Second Also, Substance of his Speeches on Bullion, and to apsimu late the Currency of Great Britain and li - eland. , Printed for James Ridgway, Piccadilly. Also, - Ist, Mr. Greg's System, for the Management of Heavy and Wet Lands without Summer Follows, under which a large P.r.-in in 11ertf,1 - ,ishire. 'is kept 'peri - ectiv clean,, and is made productive ; 'to is subjoined, the Fail Thanet's Plan for exterpating the Fly in Turnips. ss. 2d, Mr. Barham on Corn, in the•Stilleries. 2s. Au Essay on Diet and Regimen.' By J. H. Actaire, M. D. ss. ELEMENTARY BJOKS on the FRENCH LANGUAGE. Printed it;: Sherwood, Neely, an.d -.lorie, 2V, Paternoster-ruts . This Dar vas published, price. 2s. Bd. hound, !DA Ar im yDERN F LUNG CONVOASATION ; containinEr, Elermvnary . Phrases, and new easy Di alogues, in French and English, upon the most familiar Subjects. . . . - By W. A. BEI.LENGER, . Author of several Hooks on Education. The '3d Edit. with considerable additions and Improvements. , • ' • • Bv she same Author, i. - . 1. The French Friller, or an lotrOduction to French Con versation ; containing a Select Vocabulary, and a new set of Elementary Dialogues, iii French and English, for the use of beginners. ls. • - • 2. A Dictionary,,of the Idioms of the French and English- Langlitages. 7s. bound. The Critical Itevi& for May, 1812, gives tlk book the fol lowing•character :—'' It is truly remarked, that the idiom of a language cannot be learned by rules. It seems often to consist of evanescent niceties,. which no rules can fix or bind. • 6, The present Volume, - which contains, a copionS practical Illustration of French an d English Idioms, ma) serve to fa cilitate the acquisition of both, particularly the first. The Author truly observes, that it may be.r...ad as a book, learnt ibe heart as a task, or consulted as a dictionary." • '3. Fables Cicuisies, a l'usage des enfans, et des autreS per -1 sonars qui eoeunencent it'apprendiv la Lang•ite Frausoise, iavec un Dictiunnaire o n tons les mots sunt explique:s gram ! maticalement.-2s. Gd, hound. , . , . 4. A Practical' Treatise on the Globes : containing; a mat extensive variety of Problems, a naulberof which are entirely new, Exercises, Tables, &c. and a description of the different appearances of the Heavens, at every description 'of tile night • . throughout the whu'pe year. bound. 1-' ICTWILLIA'G eIFFICE; Jrcly IS, 1314. rip HE COMMISSI9NERS for VICTUALLING His MAJESTY' A 7 ...4VY dO hei-eby. give Notice, That on l'ae.sday the:2d of dagost neat; they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed ap,: and treat for . Handrcd Pipes of TENERIFFE or yAtAL WiNE, to be dcL livered, on or before the 3i . .st of Octobe;;sne.rt, at thy Island Barbadoes ; and ,to be plaid for by Bills; payatde zath interest, 'Ninety Days after daft.' 7'he Conditions of the Contract may Le seen at the kcre•: tav's (We. -•- , , No - regard will be Ltd to any Tent?cr in which the Priie shall not he' inecrtc.l in words tit leJlgth, or that shalt not be delirtie4 t,; Wt . _lotofore One o'Cloch on the Said Tues. day, the 2a of Aagiiit next, wor.uvless the Person who makes Ihe Tender, • or.wume Person on his LchaT, attends, to answer when called for. " ' ' • • This Day was - published. price Is. A. n. sEmoN, Preached in t,:e "Cliurcli of . Barton , •under-Needwood, in the , COunty of- Stafford, on July 7, 1814, •being the day . appointed for a General ThanL;giving on the Restoration of Peace. • • By the Rev. THOMAS GISBORNE, M. A. . ' Minister of Barton-under-Needwood. . Published at the request' of the Parishoners. •__ .. _ .. ... . ~ . ___ Pribted for T. 'Cadell and IV; Davies, titrana. Of whom 'may IJC had, new Editions of Gisborne's other Works. _''OR ME GROWTH OF HAIR. :ONG HAIR beingi so t:niverst-dly worn, par ticularly by - young . Ladies, ,Mrs. JOHNSON takes that liberty.of the Nobility and Gentry, that wn lt.i.C.l.l'i ITALIAN OlL!i,are the only erticht that has ever been disco..*ett to, accelerate its grOwth, whieb acquired by Dole rObingthe Oils in the Hair twice a week. They also ren;lertite bardeit Hair as s:.;ft and completely en:di tate the i,iry scurf, which is so very troublesome (more cspe ciall§,simeepowder.is uutof use; ;and will keep the hair bead.- cari: YOunLi," Gentlemen at school, who have ,in get - ivr;il coarse hair, attended by a quitutiTy of dry scarf, would. had ':Teat ,e'.;efit from use of those Oils, not only be the pre!ient cotol,r• They afford,.bat by lett* the,hair be rthbed now andilic a, when they becoiae oka they whuld not have either a..grey hair or bald plate on their. heads, which .bat becoexperic)ic..d be il6nbers whO'have Useri the Oils in their youth. , The Oils, tar the Vast thirty years, have keen sold ill pots, at ss:•cac's ; bat Mrs., johnsoni finding' that halt.tle (pont it scree a young p'ci•soh at least tiVO 11)011t1)§, has reduee. oc size of the pots, which be suld iu future at 2s. 9d. oniy.i.;;vioir, therchy an opportunity of judging of its vorue. at a 0-:ding expeace. - . • 'l',, land of the ProPrietor,J. Johnson, 93, Newman-street, Oxford-street r by her appointment; of Tote, Cornhill ; Itigg, 63, Catty and P6rec-, pond-street ; and by alf the principal Periuriwrs in 'fawn and Country, at and 2s. L'IMILE de RUSSit . Lonelees, cjlo)re,. par ,Pit.INCE. Preserve a fait Croitre 1& cheteies:, et !es ret7;Hlic sne . les places sont pel6. Le seal' qui est e vrai verse. - rgatiN CO acquaints Ladies 414111 Gentlemen, IL since the Peace with Ilessia, and-as the principal ia gredient the Russia Oil .;; prepared with'comes front Peters buegh, and lute now f:‘:1 tte-tt- S;J . Fr cent, tii , r+ 4 -p', t :!., 171.9i'eral tut, the en, Prietui ff tefl.l la fel Ire seii the best and genuine Rtissia'Oil for l i battle, the same sized bottle as used to sell at anegviete.:. and le) prevent counterfeits in futere ' tll,e:a • will be nu, other sized battle soh! of Prince's genuine Itossia Oil, but die half-guinea bottles. Baldness Or Grey Hairs will not be seen. Several ladies and gentlemett who had used Prince's Russia Oil for years, .and from the•use of - that alone not a hair fell off, or turned grey;' butbcing persuaded to use other oils for theliair, soon found the difference, their hair fell off, or turned grey, LaVe declared they will use no other than Prince'S Russia Oil in •e a t urc e Is peeved the hest and Most wholesome prepara tion in the universe; for moistening the Hair, when dress ing real or false hair, and is. so great a nouwisher, if used constantly, not a hair will fall off or turn grey in short, ,where hair has got thin or bald, and the lean roots remain, you may rely on its 'being restored by using it regularly. 'Thousands of geotle meitt hat Were bald have declared, after using Prince's Russia Oil regtilarly for six months, the bald places. became cavered wttb hair; promotes eye-brows, wlkis - kers,. and will prevent whiskers turning reddish or grey.— Ladies will bad Prince's Russia Oil preferable to any article when dressing real or false hair, as it not anly Curls the Hair • which way they like, also no damp or exercise will bring •it out of curl the.whole day. Gentlemen wearing potter ought to use Prince's Russia Oil to moisten their hair when dressingeinstead of pomattim, or Mixed with pool:aunt, as it is well know)) that powder makes hair dry, fall off, or turn grey; but Prince's Rie , si_lt/ ng Oil is hairanD si'ishcr' to the hair, if used constant Istlmb),7stht whet a e:s laucent Oil for Children's Hair, as it promotes and strengthens their Hair, clea.-ing their heads of scurf,&.e. Ladies and Gentlemen who - wish to preserve their Hair Ought to refrain the use of coloured oils, as they are injurious - to health. - causes diyness•to the hair, and occasions it to fall off,:ehaugecolour, and become..grey 6t an early age.; that is easily proved, as the French gentry, who are so partial to co loured oils for their hair, generally beceme grey before thirty. Prince's Russia Oil is pleasant to use, is warranted innocent, a nourishes and preserver to the Hair. It is acknowledged. by every nation, that England had a grat part in the downfall of Buonaparte, - and in therestora tion of the Bourbons and other Royal Blood to their rights ; with equal justice it is acknowledged the Russia Oil 7.'1 - ince in London, is the original Proprietor o 1 that valuable article called Russia Oil, the only genuine in the - Universe. Even if they want the Prepared Russia Oil in Russia, or:any-other foreign part, they most send to Mr. Prince, Dentist, London, for it ; and after having spent thousands to make it known, a set of villains, envious and ill-disposed persons, regardless of the injury they do the Propri-tor and the Public, aiming solely at thew own pecuniary profit, have imposed, and C-611.-, att..niptin3 fib ;PbII . II,SI • s'. i C.PIIIII . O.9•CM;t, ~ indite ; -Therefore purchasers will be particular to asking for Prince's Russia Oil, as all others are counterfeits, as eau be •proved by the Proprietors of the principal Newspapers itt Lon don, and by the following Gentlemen, who have sold it these ten years, that Mr. Prince's Russia Oil is t!:) original and only. genuine. , - • -Sold wholesale, retail, -and for exportation, by the : sole. Proprietor, Mr. Prinee,-John-street, Oxford -street, Londan also by' Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to his Majesty, New Bond, • street; Hendrie, Perfumer to her -Majesty, Tichboree-street , Bailey and Blew, Perfumers to the Prinee and Princess, gild • ; Duke and Duchess of l'ork,'Cockspur.street ; Newberr), 45, St. Paul's Churchlard; Ditey, Bow Church-yard ; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market ; • Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Edwards, 66, St. 7 -Paul'e) (;butch-yard; Becon e lso,oxford-street ; Berry, John-, Greek-street; Weston and co. 229, Strand; Davison, 59 1 , Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheilpside ; Beam), 'fiat, Royal Exchange ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine ` Venders, Therefore the list respectable Venders in Loudon who sell it,- proves Mr. Prince to be the original proprietor of the genuine Russia Oil, and ail others arc Ceaaterfeits ; and any Druggists, Perfumers, . Medicine Venders, Hair; dreasers,oror Travellers, who sell Russia Oil, under any Pre tence yhatever, that is not Prince's Russia Oil, art! imPos ters,as they impose Counterfeits on their customers. " 11' SERVES "I'HE IMPOS,TORS RlGHT.—Several Drug gits, Perfumers, and. Hair-dressers have lust customers by selling them counterfeit Russia Oil, &c. Tu accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in' the country, by inclusing the amount for any quantity to Mr. Prince, 9, John-street, Oxford-street, London, will send by return of coach t ► atilt part of the kingdom. • Prince's Itussia'Oil, and this other articles, arc, so prepared, that. it' keeps in all climates,- and the older the hetter. . er chants and Captains will bud ,it a - very ,advant"genni article, • as now most ports are open, and it is in -a very great demand abroad. A good allowance for ceeortation. D UTC TV_ MA I . HAGUE, SoLt 22.---41 is• Royal Highness the Hereditary Prince; has just been aliptiinted a Lieutenant-Generd it the English service; Set Off, yesterday morning; to linissel4, to asslit:lie , the einui;ind of all the Allied:Troops in Bel. LIEGE: JGLAI Ib.—Marshal Blather, acearnpa- - z. tiled by his Aide-tic,Caaips,-..1 1 / a jOr Franby ;tad Bostilz,arrived'here yeiterdajf, acid setoff ilii.4•moraing to Cologne. 3uNE - 28.—Gerwra1 Cdiint lLibt a has laid clown his. emplqmetit as Aiotrio deneral here, and 7issurned the character of Ainbasiclor. , . . Almost all ,the, Austrian troops have gone front thiS 'country to Lombard*: there are not above 8000 now ir, Piedniont. FtiANitoßT, JULY 15.—From HambUrgh we have the following intelligence Our Syndic; ttlr. Goier, who ‘vai at the head quarters of the Allies at Pa r i s , h av i ng W r it ten to our Senate that the French Govci-nment eun i siders the taking the money out of the Bank as a rob- bery, and has_ Oelared that the necessary me;a 7 sures- may be eniployed against Davoust ; the Se nate has therefore resolved to send a Deputation to' London, to consult on the,le . gal ste t s proper to . he taken. Th e Deputies are Mr. 1-)arisli, Mr. Selfim, and Syndic Dom a it.'' COPENHACtEN, JULY 9.---AVe have received no news of 'the COIIIIII3iSSIODCI'S si,nce they went to Christiana, where they must have arrived- on the st.—We presume that the Prince has really en tered into negociations with. them. PETERSBURGd, JULY 22, 7 —The Grand Duke Ctinstaatine arrived here yesterday: • BREMEN, JULY 16.---We expect, shortly the first column of French prisoners returning from liissia,..consisting of 500 men ; the whole num ber that will march through this city is said to he ahout 30,000 ; they are reported _to be in it IVraCiled CO1111100)11. BRUSSELS, JULY J7.--rwo re g im6,ts,of Eng lish dragoons, coming from Bourdeaux, are Ar ri Ned at Mons; these troops, which are superbir monnred, - make the finest appearance poSsible.---7 Twc more' r4joients are expz..c,:cd, And.also I.i b:ittio:ks : or . `l.knoverian : 16,000 Bell' Mall tr9ovsl:ave ret:!rned, and many more are 'ex pected ; 3,600 Officers have offered their si,lVite3. AM R .0 A.. 14zr free, I Nti J :.sti, the 29tt flit. - learn, that Captain Poilham of his wounds three days after the' affair, at Oswego. Tlic-siosie letter says —". AbolAt officers anchnen, chiefly belonging to De Watteyiile's regiment, have land ed at Atontreal, who wet e made Prisoners by th e Americans in Upper Canada, and ,since released. Luring the period of their captivity, every art of seduction was put in practice to incitic:c them to, retnaln in the United States. They were t)romis ed..the distinguished honour of Citizenship, and exemption frotip Militia service; but true to the oath they bad' taken, and the cause in they had fought, not one -of them accepted the oder. They all, to a man, treated it with the greatest contempt. Now observe the contrast :—the•Ame ricans that are made prisoners by our troops,,offtr in great numhers to take the oath of allegiance to our Government. It is needless to state that such advances have been rejected with indigna tion. Government intends to establish settlements between Lower Canada and New Brunswick', to , facilitate the communication between the latter and Quebec. several men belonging to the 10th Royal Veteran Battalion, with their wives an d fa milies, are to be the settlers, and they have al ready-proceeded for the - spot. '.• By the following extracts will be perceived that our ships on the American coast are not in active. ,It is the only:way to bring the enemy,to his senses—capture every thing.. •Madison has sent a .fiag of truce fo Sir George Prevost :in a. great hurry; We arc anxious to know..on what subject : •• Banal, Juxts 1-I.—The sloop Mariner, of and from Sand wich, ;or' Boston, with wood (a new vessel), wikcaptured • this morning, by a barge from the BtilWaik, 74, at ivnehor about seven miles from Scituate, in company with the N . ,iinplie "frigate. The barg-e also captured two sloops r oll' Coliasset rocks; and. five barges Went into Scituate harbour this morn ing, cut out two schooners, and burnt the remainder in Taal, consistingof nine sail of schooners and slootis,—Six, I'. M. A n with thefts, apparently a priv a t eer ." BusToN, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Pdgrim, from the Bay—. i hiphas am:hared this morning she was taken alongside the Nymphe still at mi-• ehor off Scituate with the Bulwayk, and was permitted to pro seed : about 11 o'clock, three miles southeast of the light bonsc,was. ly:arded front aslool), tender to tho Btilwark, Which put on board tire men and forii women, taken out of i.e schooner.Botsey, from hence for Proridencertown ; this ...es ' gel she had captured, and ordeled down to the Bulwark. '1 be prisoners stated that three schooners - were alongside the Bul wark this morning, which were captured on Saturday evening—alio, that the schooners Nightingale, 1 , 11. - , and Beauty, w ere all captured on Sat ,t lay evening by 1 los barges and tenders. Two tenders, and live er six barges, ware Out all n i g ht, soouring the shore from North to South ; in fact, so numerous are the barges ,nd ,ruder; in the 8a3.,, , that n is a l mo st impossible for a vessel to escape capture, boon:; in or ou t ; the skipper of the Pilgrim in.tirms, that he saw tun or twelve small schoon...rs standing for the Bulwark shortly after he left the Nymphe, supposed to have been captured ov the barges and tenders on S nrchty evening. • • It 'has been generally understood that a Protla matton would be issued by Government, without' loss of time, addressed to British subjects in Awe rica, requiring them to return. home to .their al legiance ; but it will be remembered that tln's has been already done at the commencement of the war with iiinerica (a rule always 'obse;ved• id) respect to .all nations) :Abe Proclamation, there, fOre, in question, must• needs go hilted farther, and threaten those who .have hitherto neglected to attend to -the call of Government with out lawery, or soine equivalent peualty,in cas.:• they do not immediately return to their native countiy.