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.._, ~~ r _ • 1.6..± - r • ~ ~ . oss,lf! . •rY lqtiNitilit CP41.1 _ I.i:. --- 9 ............ - ---• ..,...-............. 'tilt 1 FII. ON (NEI) II Yt't 1E ROYAL FAMILY APpp ' I.. d3VED W ATER-PROOF CANIBLET PORTe- , 4, str t , • GAL CLOAKS. • • '.l l •op JB ANT, Alilitaryr Taylor, takes this ~,•i',.t.n,eZ)`)rlanity of announcing tot he : . 'cohility, Gem ry, &c. N,4'. 11 1a r .:-." CLOAKS are to be had, as usual .at the Ori t,tit ~,„',,l act° rY, No. 4, Sivttliamotontrect, Strand, .'littc 4litit,,-- Pittsford), where an _:-I' , .oitment is always r‘ckul! ' Pittsford), and Travelling elLaks, &c. &c. , - • • 11, li V° TING GENTLEMAN . who absented 'ext e ;`, t i f fr.oin Town on Saturday, the 30th July, will St . ale , Tr •tunl natur e of his Emliarras menu, it-is possible Tr n ?" 4 , i' C,. he he ,done to prevent his total . Ruin .; at all ~.,..1' tlem.,.,;:wntiiiiiiiication might have the effect of saving ,< ..... 1 tie of Ids Parents.—Augtist 6, 1314. ,---- • ~,- PA'rENT iIAT.—GALON and Co. ~4"ei,ll:t„t,lliiit;ittto,tinier to the Public a SILK HAT, combining tf •li., •lii arrest ' 4 at ought to possess k_ it has the appear-, th,''' t 4 :,t„lvi, e ,,,lnd ii , ..st expensive heaver, is equally light, , , ri i ,.. - tile la ,:-- "mg, and :..,r fil better ,hype; which ~it re eif Ati '''', it will never change it t s calogrii winch is ( i ''il t , ' : no•liv".l!.tul-lilaelt, non loseitsglOit. If Worn for s:" , e.ti ~til , id 'altr will injure these Hats. Price 2 .*:. - ' - ~i 1k• 5, 1 2 . { .,t '). )I.tatift-trn- r• 4 1 4 Strand, corner of 'Bed- . ti t „ tizi --- •N1,,.,,_ '' - est - , . •-• :.• is and Dealers who wish for strwriur .a t : will fi nd ' i l l ' . • • • - • yer en: advantage in noticing this a . . • , -,, 11111,iah 4 1 , • _-. - ti) Ii IMPEII.IAL DI NING-'):A., , t 44 'AI,Ne.,I PAI'uNI"PRAFALG,tR SilitrOARDS iti lii) ::' l P . ,::c A 'ia. 1.P..5 . , in one elegant Piece u Furniture, •e ill ei .ew diderent Plans ; the Patei tt Lin Proved Sofa t hat 'atls , i ,'ln' Iletk • 11- --screw Four Pos i t autt Tent tlitt-;:1,41;.,4,':1,4-n.itprt..: ' anCi l l-Pildisiti complett! ; Port,..a.itie v tili ol , ttr e . .Itt•a, other new invented Improved art:cies le ' '''Y a.', 4 , • ` • ''' """-i '- I p i VC rr extensive assortment of 0 , ,i r e . . --tc, (•,, i •''' ' ' ' A ' ) . j ." • -, • .... 1-' i• Houses (-int -I'4qt% tty, ti _ , ~ i llt t Arnett, for tari ! isatnt, , • ir c ,, i a %.1 isnutactured where , -latiiil:es tray select and ' 4 4' l 'Ni '''''" Hon.-, '•• 1••,:•• da •4 ,Loidiil- the extreme P 'N '''' ''" '" f w. '' t" ' a t ' ' 3. '• - ictiat their I 1 'sit , :4')t Aling several Months iii Coco p . I t za - ` (1 IV; . .. , , . .. club a ad st India Articles, .gull and Navy, &e. Sze. -by It ' in 41 ` d els 16 and 17, Catlit:ritie-stri•ct, Strand,. on „ i , ,, ,t ,„, , , . sl(1 "innerate, for prompt • i ett nimit. 'els , , NII‘AnNb , L ,N I ARES CHEAPER. THANT FOR THE . • - ''''l' FIFTEEN Larri:IIIES! r . ' I E r -4°11 E11.Y . ,- begins • Drawilig Ist SEP TEN.' BEit i •1814. 1 .,'••0f, SCHEME. ' • '• •'' • • . '• ' ' • • • • .L.20,000.......tre L,40,000, l • '• '' '• • .'' ''•• • • • . 10,000 20,1100 1., ' .• . , .. '• • • ..... 5..000 1.0.,000 4,00(1 •• , - ..... ' 1,000 . 4,0110 50Q 2 500 t ` 1 : ): • ••. ' • '.. ' . • • • • • - eco . 0 .660 • . ion 1, 44; •••..-...• • • I ,000 55,000, L.; 40,000 . . IND FIXED PIIIZES 1 . Ist r,,.. Days or un.swiXG .. : , , , - ; Vl ', ........... .1, SEP-I LI.IITI. ER. 1 .,..11r,, 8,1 „'' 4, ' ... 1:=.!, SE PPE 111 i.... :. ';)'''Nltl-t "ai ' ,... ....... t ;tit. SEPTI•;:t11). :',II. - Nan d ~ ..... 4 fie . l k' ~ ~'`F illi i-', i zii . e selling by !O f :. lARD -0 N , i'i,l,-.4•.‘,•' '',-4---t.),,. •,, 'Oll . . ".,* -- '''''' ---":..' ' ' t .' k'''' cirtti" r.:.: .11;',1", sal:tlt'er cif 11,,th-;inildit,g6, Corn .itil, a nd at „ tl l i f '4l Chasm , -truss. k- . Pr'. - 4 .. qet t ''• • I " "fa Tickee ..;L,19 19 0 _ r.. ..• ... 4 I" ' 1 Y.ight1i......-:,....L.2 1 I; n o ---,,..._ •', , 5 5 0 Sixteenth I '''''..- .. '...... . . I 1 I t 3.4.lf:•‘t:rli AND LONG E VITY. t ',:it th t h . ei 4 ,', 4 j, Fls '8 AN A . L EPTI C , PILLS ; frnrn ‘, ''h -,t tli,.;•"elics: tee i I t the natural iecretinns, and ‘:, t e 13,,,tl'Itciiitts --) ' ''."l)e derange ntetits ofthe vital organs, , 1, %, 4 ilt al b r•,, etv.,,. %t 'td 41441,t1 o f et t„ ts, i1 ..;,e f,f laect . lth b an o d mi l t i t fe e . d l '.f'i t t:y Iliac be 11 , er, tl A , ~,, dr , i t u. :. o . uld ~i ; rts r It e ead-achs, kodigestions, N ti el'i ,f. '4ll)lailits of ' I t l I g. • ' ni m ieh and bowels ; and thus, '4 lii,!%lli,it;6l,' .. I Wer, ii 'c ig-' '' the'kidneys, &c. and gouty ' I II) , pArtst• ' "ffeeti, ' l ' 11 •,",; 51 ll, , , tu i r t her take Font fikirici,t4 1t4ii04 • ..H1", will he c . u_r * et . 1.• . I ' S: a Medici•ie they:are l4rellcAlt .ins'tah ` l 's a 1- '•'"' 9. `" au " -• .„ t a rly convenient .I\ t . d hi r, tos i: .and r they are . partn . . Z''. 't r y b 'eY do not reiluire any contnemcnt : . . ~. r y .. 'ti. c ~ ,- 1,1 , „,.11 .co du 36. Pills, far-4s. 0 , 4 ",,, e4 f 1 ,'' 17) . j ; , ti," ~'', l , i 'Ae y lls. , , •,) ~,t. Paul's Church-yard ; um, as Weil . ) 4 "ii '''''' .. e. II" , ' -4., the.: Will he careful to ',Jayne t ' 's n - .'•• '..---• thi'rd -from Clte, nd tbat kN,..::••;''''''ed in ' the s ' t tuls -1 ~ ... ) ____' 4 'e '4 Hruton- sl relet. TO be had .:1, -, o at Dr N <l'l 't Ajt, --.............__;... . ..---.—..-. ~......--....--.-. _ 1-ieLES n * , ),,i'4 ; , , -OF E,S 7 FABLISHtn REPIT'PATION. t t, th Zll- 1 , S N.:,, t' \/ b f PEAIIL, and -ii, ''kild ' -',. h i , , -. 4s (... 0 b '', et ca, ...NTlritteF which ex-cel, both in - de ti,...:'lq(!)l(et..-1, ..-14)',1, evcrs other i;reparation for the . 'Teeth and ; 141 Il i ' Nti, n , ' e4 ' l ;• The Esseoce iR IlaPticuim ly recom- It ' '' ai -e ire ` and P ,;•• 1 -, , •lio hat e the care of (mM -I(4klelevi'''llatntee.l' 11r eser ' ea c :i l ve o '" f ' )onu i .,: , and tender 'Perth. 1 )10'144 4 , 4 ;A., f , . .: i n v. - hAt have the , words, ".1. " met ' ILIY kt r• ?,`ll.ltii-\(,):,n‘treet " e.•grared la the stamp. . l'';;;,' t::,,i''' , 1,,,,' ti' W ATER. fur the general impr„vement of I t ': its, ~,,1111K ' 5 . .,',, ev re of all f'watie..us Disorders.., and the Iskii .. i,ii.,N, , u. lenuntotis I ns,cts. Pints 7s , 5c1.; Hal '•ttti , 1 , 1 ! liik x , -N - nip., . '. i • -I k) , Fi . ..' RS:".II,:•tiTIAL sALT - of . LESIONS- for , I t k; N t !, ,ed „4,,,V Stains to.at .0( Lace and Lins:n• • is h v g e- Vlllttif.l,'lNci ,„;,Ilayley on the !lox and Wrapper. ,klso teitat';',4ll .tkPS, !or takio , Greit3e out of Silk, Stuff) 1.4, °1 e1, , "'Ffi t , l e• Prise 1.; eI • it ' ' t,, to hol,.,;,MAnfi DIV' N ‘ /,',',. ../ ri-e gs. Ga. the glass. qctit 44 1.1* N - j'e 4N Ret^il,?i•- I . - L ' F ' "aitd I.3LF',".tier -04,,1vx ttt,itatviu,„", -uf -'l-:,-,,!ii -' 'lnd ki:riting cas'es, 10 1 4I t 'll 'oh, ' •1'1.10,-'11; whe ' re - , l' at ' s. ' o, 4. ' ,--.av he bad, .i- AD -4 :tit, (.I:.tterralne k.-1.011. STII:AP, ‘e hest and most 4ch. sutnnitted to the Publ.e. Price tis.and eill A . i.tic , i krt, .'" v tY Is , . ruE DE -NTH OF THOUSANDS. . 1, Is k- "; 1 rig b ,„ 7 I - I E A rR I t T , H It ' F. S :/;)(). ( I: p E c I r ) : I 'kevived Preen t• •Ir tt-cai`ed by illife ti.. _ s its ~.„.....to. rs. 4 i„,,,,,,,nt,,.„.,..„,,,„ati,i c( surgeons., Cbar -144,1'411;`,11'"1, dr't, lila ckfriars- ro .' d • (.1i.,4- at t it4 4 4 l rc . , 40 1 ri, r ,::, 1 “6 years -r egula d r'ilta a ct 7 ice Can avert} at tli i ,:•(1 tirttr tre„rl4l:% -Yerly to a Certain C . "ol ' Uitlaint. owil , g ‘ 1 1. % ;!t At i f 1 % 11 4) 4 4 ! it iY illitetate 'y 'Ct ) -s which have s' iti c 4:ll ' 4 , 4 ' .I t s } ,l e t si t•l ' l ‘ t \ t 'l , Ll - ' 4 6 ,- 1 , ° , 4 - , lles . on the itea n cl, c4l , - i'tc ' e, - and lit . d . . s ti, t.71' . .r 1 4 4 ;• .. it, c ' t : , ~,,, i: 0 1, 4. in the ears, . deafness, strictuit. , 1i!i544,nt.,.',-intal p,i ' : s , n the .Shiii-tiories, ulcerated sore gitt. ) ‘• ll ll • ` 2it til tr In t "' , 1 ) , a4 - 1 and limbs, (frequently ,t4i, 4t,i.. d.g,„,,. ,_ea,led. as I•l!,,,,n,rdtisn, ) • at ltlsi UtoPsY 1,.! 1 : , ,., r t a tt , !; z :' , h p. 1 i t 4411-i7k,i'.1,1:•,;?-, tiecayr'4l_lle-co'nstittitlon,. t, life" 'etsi ; .C.1, 0 11-() lter. o ,, "! '4‘ Land ,D15.E..154 lurking in the., 141 ii„,, ti, Iter ;th ,, . 4,.tt iLerottry. .7:il,'liitld()4l'.4 1 1ttir ' ,%': .. 1 ,41 , v•.! bei!it regatirly bred t.) the , t.il'lll,ntl.,,;:d():e 1‘1, , ,, b, ' , ..ttnce in th e above di_storders , are c•l: 4 ‘•e r ° 4 11 11 14 0 Etij u t tl,ie /toyal t..4•ltege of , Sur- 4, "tt "• , tt ir , "'te, 11 , q ) '! , i1.11,; and it, is Lrratilving to their', li t i: !itifi , .' fr om ~;"‘ n'tv, 1 4setted very in - any of their 1, ett,. c .'oli 1,,,, . ' , lv iti,,, 11 . .. if i 1 . .. t aft „.. 14'.'e,,a,..rt:Ct" testi, o'o'3 had - C '.le -'" " (•'''' tiers ' .ci 'el , • tNi "s)p- 3'• , 'allow, and which taousan s c. , t r , -''' tt,, 4• ;Pat) to tt:l) 4 •sp ted , i : art! onsttlte.r . dai It' from ten till r ,'• Il 9 . t4 ,)' ii,,,',. u, 'vite n ' ! 3 ' . 'ther .sex, - confideittial!v ; or by , 4 ~ . I i , , ). „ i ~, . t,icliclues and I • best • '•. •• viil 1 e 4 4 . 'l ust .:: 1 11 p'ii, f,,,., ~L , ~. • i ... t )e auir ic.,.. .. ~ .. Irj ,'t , ~ , -,S, ~,,,,, ~,. i , i . .etim wry. ' • - 'l"4- 4 , ,, c1 tFi,..,,, r11 '11x,,‘ ; ,, IS 1 171,1 cared without Cut!iiig, • s 0.;1 . 1 . ;i . , but are 11 4- piost a Arm ing are ferin est "'lla tt.;;;,.7" e " , t ,t -k.:,,, i ,,,, e-4trcet, Bhicli "'"d .11,1 ii Ci.iii,..ei. .. co,„r: ( 1 `,5 0). ,1)1 • • , r c7 :7." • THE YOUNG LADIES' iNsTßucTort, This Day wa►s published, price'3s. tid. boa a New Editiob, being tt:e Elovcutli, of - • ;- - or, 'The Voitog Ladies' 'bi -stviictor,'in familiar C ua!rsa tioos ou Moral and tenanting Sub . i_ects; calculated. to improve young minds iu the en-aential a's well as ornanienrAl parts of Female Educati6n. _By ANN ' Piinted for J. Mitv.uaii ; teine,Man, Hurst, 'Rees, Orme, and Brown.; :Tatckington, and C 0..; C. Law ; B. altd R.,Crds!iy and Co. ; Dorton, Harvey, and Dart o,i ; Sherwood, Neely', anti Soties, London; andfor. Wilson and Suns, York, - CONFIRMATION . . . . , This flay was published, 'price 4s. t;d. in plain binding, or fis,Cd., neatly bound and lettered, a New Edition, being the . - Tv'tifth, of EC ORES on the CATECaIS:II of it e 4 CIII;BC1-1 of ENGLAND ; with a Sermon au Con- By THOMAS ECREit; LT , D. • Late Aretthishop - Minted fur F. C. and J. Itivingt.i,, S. Valiter, and. Lcttertuart, 11...A.ta,.C. Law, Lodi:pilau and Co. and 041 e and. CAL . • N. 11. ThiS valet:Able Work is ree mnnetAkd to Parents and Guarcii.sls its a y priver Book lot' Young Persols after Con (inn ;it i . A. larger Edi`tion, for the use of Fzenilies, is piloted in Oc tavo, price,,in boartis„ - s. Of the•nbove-militioned Booksvllers may. lie had, a New F,d_itttnt of tel s e• works of irclthishitit Seeker, lz indsinnely printed large Volumes, Octavo, board:, 31. 3s. I'OVELTY. USEDVICATION. This Day teas published, price 3s. bound, N INTRODUCTION to the 'DIURNAL hA i:EADINGS; being Clioice Pieces in Prose and Verse, tp tie Capacities of “), ! th ; in which is employei. Certiiittlila.rk, to point oft tile intermediate; and ahn,ist 1111- percept,ible i'auses, observedity good:lt a .iadero rand Syea4ets. By T. HAIGH, A. Master of the Bostr4ig-Seinkit; End, near Barnef. .:Loudon; Printed for Sherwood, .Neely, and Jonei, terp , wer-row ; and may be had of all tlablietlers in Town and t.ountry: Of wnom a4o be had, • ru One large ; Volume, f2nio. tontaintrig itear Six Hundred. c l 9*.t.')Y7priiitcc ,ttage's, iorit ,1013:1(1. Diurnal Rea;:ings: Lessoos —a- every I..kiy in the *:.ti . : comp - Ceti tt:, most o• ..,coved Atitlioritir, -and calculated to coninine En yr; aidineot Toctrut:ti ot tins ~.is shewit iou da try in consulting Writ ers.of itttiwctability add Authority for St. rctions. They'comprise infornio.t ton ; ami, by hating reourbe to :ue- latest :'•,loti.ern Ptplications, the , mass of them is IICW, as well as amusing."—Literary Panorama. HALEAWS.ANTIBILIOLIS PILLS. T HE Efficacy, of. the le 13i1ions Com ilead-ach. Heart-burn, &c. arc by - many' years expevidnee. to indi4eition, Loss of Appetite, habit Jai Costiveness, .and•lllh,e Ttitierhus train of .'diseases, arising'ira a enastittitiong ited by bot chi : mites, a well as tyre . Snore fregdent indul4. aces to the warions luxuries ttf traduce ai'ot happy effects, and 'they are se innocent tneir-natxtre . ,..rts.to require 00 rest . a.,,tit.. Said E. e.dxards, tiff, Si. Paal's Church-yard, Loudon, pri d,table hA 4i ed.; and by ail dealerS in Genuine Pateiit Medicines. LOCK AND NORGTU His .Reyai.Hibne44 DIJKI the following connintt - Earl orEg f reOiOut Earl ,of Leitrim - • • Rt. Hon. R. B.,Shericlan, 1 , 11. P. Hon. Col. J.l.lariy, . AL DISPENSARY. - -•-.. E of YORK,- Prelitßilc - tfict :cc of Governor:.— . • Co 1: W.J.JoOe3, M. P. Jotta. , Latc . raelle, Eiq: M. P. Col. H.. Cleulents, M. P. 'Capt. J. Hay. SURGEON, Mr; Kiernan, Member of the Royal College, London: rrtm above EST:I 81,1 S 1 - 1111 ENT otiites the Safety of, a PITIILIC,INsTuuro 81, with a DelieacY, Fidnour, and Si:Ciecy, that' belongs td Private Practice, and, added to its high Pa4onAge, it is condlicts3l•.hy.sucli Ptasfes, sionar Skill and extensive Practice, that the worst Cases of asStriet..ires,, Debility, (!ceration;, &e. bdwevet: invrttetate or o f . long standing, experience a complete Cure, as well as that I)ei-:ingeMent of the' Generative* Organs, which impairs flit , constitution aula,sbortens Life., Mr: Kiernan may ne consnited Patients(it bntisexes, at hi ; p i i ca t e 1 1 0:1,e, No.,2l,,Ltover cliarbitte-street, 11,ed- Go-0.4(041re, ivtiere the necessary Advice and Medicines will he given, sent, to any s uirt of, the - United King•dom. Jo%t, published, pride 3s.lPractical Observations on the above sad ty Stietivoodandt'O. 90, Paternoster row, aiol 11. tlightey, No; 24, Fleet-street. MATRIMONY. O .-Dilcirtltys. have, contributed more eaten - tiatiy, to eestroy...flytneneal flappin,sss , than those wider, axe 'the Consetincnce or ittig i naided pleasare. - People Of every rank pay adoration to, the shrine of Wpdlock ; hut where tr.e Constitution hai tteen taintetiqY Disease, a reno vation:of stattilltv is,indispensabty requisite. • . Twenty years have we devoted our practice to the exclusive treattitettt.ot lee •following Disorders; and the successful result of our p.an ices us additional ardour to oppoie, as far as"istie are able, the ritiages of those CoMplai , ;ts, which are the most import:4l4.in the r eatalcigue of Haman, nit Disorders to . tke cure of hint we have devoted our. attention, comprise, every opecies . of. Venereal Infectio n of Debility, whether arising - from the habits of 5ch0,2.1 7 „ hays, or the indulgenecs of maturer age; that , deraugenteth of the system in Women, which is callef Barrentlessair Ste ri lity; Sethinal CifetS,Olistritctlons the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether .recent or of .long.d.eratien, and which have - baffled the - skill of other Practitioners, aye by our present improved plan of tre.atinierfit elfectuallyand perma nently cured, without the Paticnf.sinferiug .the excruciating * pail; and alarming hemorrhage which fit:Oen-fly' follows the. application of the Innar caustic. fa the course of our exten sive practice lirthis , ikietropolis, '110,ot:roils cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our care, the total eradi6tiOn of which is. eliected by a safe, certain, and•expe.dicious mode of core,.snpeiior to any other' ;et 'adoUtid: 'The weakness, relaxation, and debility, proceeding from this:bomplaint,,are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi gbrons he ith. But where the dehility'lias for years'existed, a proper perseverance in our restorat i re remedies is indispen sably 'requisite, to revive the slumbering'sparks of life,' and to reanimate the constitution. „ Ntimerons Diseases are thefresnlr of 'Tgnorance - or haste in the treatment, of simpleGonorritera;. attd it, not unfrc quently happens that. the seeds of lite are poisoned by the in discretion-of an unplarded supeiitirinkhod, such complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have failed, 'we trust that we inarprestithe to offer a - radicial esta blishment. Few, hoWeiter, are :the caSed'of 'complicated diStress of this disorder, compared with the : calamitous situation of men, m o, fro an indulgence i a n solitary vice, or Ole - prx s.l lent gal et,i, , s•uf a fashionable life,' •titxptire :that state of Debility witch is the unavoidable consequence of such pernicious ha bits; Where the. sufferer broods 'over 'his misery, but careful IV yo.iceals his .nisfoitunes„ it may be s 000 ,• Coll sola'i, fora a to know, that altiftiugh it ne as onjeet of it.weriai:,ty with other Practitioners, the removal of :les, hp the gradual progress of Renovation, is the acqoi , ,owat ofaittr experience. If the rift-sof 'Bacchus or Venui . ave to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety trill l;. Ira an early' counteraction of this languid state, ;ma in those cases no great ditliculty will occur. _ Pitents-in the countr) 4re:ft:quested to'state the particu lars 0: their ea , c, atie, and general habit of living, and iii cloSte reMittance for advice and medicines, when .the same will he or sent to atty part of the kingdom. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Hattori-gardeo VICTC.irLINg-OEFICE, dlug.9, 1614. rrin E CONMISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING Ar.,11 - Y do hfreby give Noti,v, That on Friday-, the COVE Septemlwr next, they kill be reedy to receiee , i"enderkl:u Turitiug; (..iedled':up) and treet for cer tain quantities' of PRIN:TE ,IRIgII , ,BEEP and PORK, " to be care: in the ensuingSeos4n; one third Part thereof to be packed in Half puncheons, one third part in Tirrres, and one third port in ; : to be delivered into his 3fejest9'S Stara' : :•tjej , iford or St. eatherine's,..in regular proportions, of tech de'scription of Casks' by the periods un 7 der-mentioned, One thin, ? Fria of Me whole by the .2sth February, ; One third poet more in, the 15th' ol'April, 1815. dud the fcriaiwing third part by the 3lst of May, And to be, 7;04: for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days of . ter dace. 7'hr Comlitions Of the. Contract may be 'seem at the Se cretary's !!ice; at this Office: or F applying to Mr. J. tr. Duaterville, 4jent for the rictultling at Corh; to the Col lectors of Iris itinje4ty's Customs , at Li ,nerick, Belfast, Newry, and fre;;rferd, and to the PostmaS!cr-General at Dublin, respectively., N. B. No Tender for a less _quantity than 1000 Tierces of Beef, and ICOO Tierce; of Por::, will be admitted; nor will regard be had to any in which the Pike shall meat be inserted ire zooids cj length, or that shall not lie delivered to the Board belay One o' Clock 971 the said Friday, the 30th of - Septeml!es• next, nor, wiles.). the Person so/so maks: the fl ; end.,r, an some Person are This belealf,,attends, to answer when callsid for. Earl, Tender must also be accompanied In Letter signed by two reijonsible Person; engaging to become hound with the Party ..tendering, in the Penal Suns a; 151. per cent. on the amount, for the due performance of the Contract. The antasisd of the probable 'quantities of Fresh Beef and Poric, becontractedikw, as above-mentioned, may pe known an and aftta. the 10th of ne.vt nonth; by tip plYing at the Se ct:ger? s Office.' itr 4,t,..,70 0 4 • 9 '44p irn NA.% \ r• Y C 4,4: Vi • v't.o DUKE OF WELLINGTON. of 'our lnrineible Hero -will be gratified to learn, that they have mow- an 4 - ipportunity of procnring a Hoot correct and animated Likeness of him, enecute , ' t,,der the Patronage, - of his Brother, • Marifitis'.Wel: MiNASt, and ii , motired with the truly flatter in4; approOntiOn of his Royal fli.,4;ness the Prince Regent, his Mait.=•y the Emoeyor -f Plield-MArShal Primo. Bin her, ,ori other illustrious characters. By a Process Ile- cu' lr to hioc,elf, the Arfew,giveS to his Proofs,-taliOn off on•: silt.. a':•1 , it grounds (ydrieh, HS', this is, the first iisstance ~f t' -'r arrication, • he:has denomirfatO 'the Wellington I,i all life etfeet of, the thigbly finished drawing:, T, est. Pe.•. Ire considerably advanced • in price; hut those oti t'.! ; ier may he had at Two Guineas each, of Mr. 2:•!, roley•-pface, Aortiand Chapel. PRIVATE tJETTER: 51Aninnb-JuL..l:-` , 26,...1.814.—8y mit; latest ac soonts_froni Cadi-' all was quiet in that city, al thou they, had :been distradeci contradic ;,tory reports from hence. The plot forthe exe 'l‘cutiOn of the Governor VII.LAVICENCIO; was in- statitly discovered by that shrewd -and-loyal..sob- ject.rt - is no , common genius or' collation in ' fluenee that, at one . Moment, caust.d.thr Arrest of • your distinOishedGenei als;fitionrites oft heKING, anti ordered their execution; theiriinntediate eX under the forged authority:of his Aliocs , 7'l'. The . • - Proclamation of reward -and pardon from FF,ItneNAID has produced no evidence, no eitie - hy which' to trace. the . dark and. iterarions Cause From which the machination sprung. '-The KiNt has written to. the, Conde of AaIS'AL, the Baron d'EIIOLES, General EI:LEOj tMci .Gover ' nor E LLAYIQNOIO, assuring them, un der his own li ind, , o.f his esteem for their loyalty,. tlieil services, their lives. When the Captain- General of. Andalusia was released 'at he . Was embraced - by the Multitude,..and his carriage drawn,in triumph to .time Pal . ace, where hi-s,..head-, qiiarters Fay - . AinsilAt..and the King'! O'DoNNELL . and" the Nation! resounded froin' 6'ery -tongue ; and the .rejoicing at the restoration of this gallant Soldier to . his rank and his command gave uni: • versm 'im ( l unbhumled - satisfaction. Throughout Spain ortkr and tranquillity reign. The Roya i l FEBOINAND appears 'abroad almost without gnard . or attendance,andbis presencc is always cheered ; by the acclamations of„..the people.. ile holds a Court twice a week., and twice a week lie appears to receive in'person the Petitions of the humblest and -poorest of his subje , uts ; his ears arc always open to the tale of ..arrow anti disappointed holies and his smiles heal, where his pcciiiiiary cannot reach. Hi attachment to' England, and his; graCious attention to the English +t[tii visit hi Court, are marked and. flattering.—(M. Post.) INTELLIGENCE FROM IND:A.—The Lahore tik bars state littNiEET. wavalready sick of his campaign, and proposed -to return to' Lahore or TJulrutsir, leaving Mot-WK -LIM" CHUN!) ,II) viand of nis ariny, who had stated the' danger of a separation of the forcer --The Seek. atmv had Marched from Rehas to Dallevan, from whence they had subsequently proceeded to Badschah poor, 01) the road to Kva,:, and within.eightcOss of that Place : . Considerable detachments had-.been sent to Aftock.-09 the side of .Cahil, FLITTEH KHAN . was still employed in collecting troops, and that MAkiMOOD SHAH had arrived at ,Chumber. There had been a skirmi-41 between• a, predatory party in the service - of I-10LKAR, and one in that. S6NDRA, iti which• folic pieces . of artillery had been taken from the former. The life - of , KuR- ItEEIN KHAN, the celebrated Pendarroe Chief tau, bad been attempted by a Riau in his service. " RF.RRERIN very narrowly escaped; hiS Vakecl, wi t° was near him, fell under the spear of the amssin. • „c4.1:74'i.,'1A15/41-r:' I " -I;4' ;Lit(;ii'Ail [PRICE SIXPENCE-FlAilTtN T sr. FROM THE LONDON GAZi.TTE; AUG. 9. COLONIAL DEP.kRTM ENT. DOzilning-street, s o )814. Dispatches, of which the following are extract and copy, have been this day received from c. si r GroftGL Pai-,vos , r,by- Earl BATlll.2l2,ify llis Majciity's ~ pal Seciviary of State for the War ainiColonie. ficatl-iptarter, to, 1,314. I have the honour to repot t to your I.yr4:sa!p, the sale arrival 'at Miehiotackihae, on the iSth. May last, of Lieutenant-Colonel :I\lGilaii, with the while of the - rJni ori:em en , of troops :Lod sea men, and of the sup i llies of stoics and provisions with.which he'sailed Erwu Nottawasaga River, ou the 25th April - preceding. • The difficulties experienced in copductiug open arid deeply laden hatte,mx 'across so great an cx tent of wat e r as Lake Iffrroo, covered with iiu mense fields of ire; and ngitateti by violent gales of wind, could only have been anninonuted by the zeal, perseverance, and 'abilities of the (Racers' commandingJhis expedii ion ; for nineteen days it Was nearly one continued Struggle with the ele ments; during which the dangers, hardships, and privations, to which the men Were expoSed, were sufficient to discourage the boldest amongst them, and at times threatened the total destruction of the flotilla. By . uneonmin excisions, hOwever, the obstacles to :the progress of the boats were sOrtnounted, and the with the exception of one only - (the lading of - which was-saved), reached the place of their destination, to the great joy of the garrison, who had been anxiously look ing out for this timely relief. Mea s ures were taken •by Colonel liacdOtiall, immediately after his, arrival; to strengthen the fort ; and I b ve, had the satisfaction of hearing from him as late as the 18th of June, that: the i‘'orks had assumed so for inidable an attitude, as to leaVe _him no apprehen sion of the result of any attack which the enemy might make upon this:o6st.. Colonel Macdonall reports to 'me the arrival at the fort of nearly two hundred of the Western ‘Varriors; under . Mr. Dickson ; a• reinforcement which he considers 'highly important. 'He de. , scribes these 'Western - wiitiiors, to be a warlike and determined `ace, on whom great reliance nta) . r be placed. kjead,:iiiiartei „ ,. Montreal, July 13, 1814. M LonD—Since my dispatch to your .Lord ship, of yesterday's (ite, I have received from Lieutenant-General Drummond, Major-General Rial's official report of. the sortie•maoe from the lines at Chippawa, which, together with the Lieutenant-General's letters, I have the honour of transmitting to-your Lordship. I do' not un derstand that the enemy, since the action, have at tempted to advance. have the honour to,he,, &c. PREVO•,n Earl Bathurst. Kingston, July 10 f 1814. SIR,--1 have the libnone to Irausnit iietew h copy of Major-General Itiall's 'official :report 'on the subject of the • landing of the enemy between Chippawkr and Fort Erie on the 3d instant, awl Orthe Major...Generat's attack upon their position on the sthl. It is 'highly satisfactory to observe, that the gallantry and steadiness of British 'soldiers ' . Was Conspicuous .throughout - the conduct of every.in dividuat engaged ; and that the regiment of Lincoln , Under the . eowthand or Lieute nant-Colonel 'Dickson, which composed part of the advance, under Lieutenant-Colonel Pearson, equally distinguished theMselves, although their brave and vigorous efforts' proved unavailing Against the prodigious superiority,: in point of numberS„ which the enemy - possessed, and w - hich. induced the' Major-General to withdraw his small force to the po s ition at Citippawa. I have the liOnour to. be,,&c. GORDON DRUNIMoNo, Licat.-c!u. Commanding. His Excellency Sir G. Prevobt, Bart. ' Chippawa, July 6, 1814. Stit,--I have the honotir to inform you, that the eneuiy elfected it,lantling ou .the flaunting ut the :id inst. at the Ferry; oeposite Black Rock, having driven - in thepiequet of the garrison of . Fort Erie. I was made acquainted with this ch.- , cutnstance about eight in the morning, and gave orders for the immediate advance to Chippawa of five companies of the Royal . cots, under Lieut.- Colonel.Gkdop, to reinforce the gairis o not that place. -Lieut.-Cplonel , Pearson had mo v e d for. ward from thence with the t 1 auk eampinies crf 160th, some militia, and a few Indians, to recon-: noitre their position and numbers : he found theta ,posted on the ridge parallel wit:t the river, hear the terry, anal string force. I received infor mation from Major Buck that they hail also laud ed a considerable force above Fort Erie. In con sequence of the King's regtment, which I h a d. every reason to expect the day before from York, not having arrived)) Was prevented from making . : an attack .that „night. The following morning, the h, a body of their 'troops were reported to be advancing by the river, I moved to reconnoitre, anal i mmd be in considerable force, With cavalry and artillery, and a large body 'of riflemen. Lieut.-Colonel Pear son was in advance during this reconnoisanee, %vial the light company of the Royal Scots, anal t he *4 company of the 100th, nail a few of the 19th Light Dragoons, font• of whom, and eight hors,swere Wounded in a skirhisb.with the cae my's riflemen. oaVi pg been joined by the King's Regiment on the morning of the sth, 1 .made my dispositions .for attack at four o'clock in the afternoon. The light companies of the Royal Scots and 100th Re giu►ent, with the 2d Lincoln Militia, formed the 'advance under Lieut.—Col. Pearson.. The Indian Warriors were throughout on our right flank in the woods. The troops moved in - three columns, the troops, the third , (the King's regiment) being in advance. Tiu enemy had taken up a position r,4 51 d. 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