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Gd.' bound in red, the Sixteenth Edition, revised 'and corrected througliOnt, . ; THE PICTURE of LONDON ;Thelog a cor rect Guide to all The Curiosities, AmusettentS,:V.xhibi tions, Public EstabliShments, and Pemarltahle 'Objects, in and near London ; with a Colltction of apprOpriate Table s, two large Maps, and various other Engravings. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Recs, Orme, and Brown; Pa ternoster-row. Of whom may be had, . . A Guide, to all the Watering and Sea-Bathing Places, in 2uto. with plates, price Its. boards, or IGs. hound in red. /Graf L Lt. 1.1- 0 FFY GE, Sept. 13, 1314. TIME for .receiving TENDERS for RE-BUMPING the I.7_ , ItANSPORT: . OFFICE iu Dorset-square, DEFERRED to 7114 E (.:0 5 I - MIS'S - JO YERS for /I:CTUALL tiVo • 11;:... 31-4 JES TY' S N. 1 1 717 do_hcrebv give Not Tkai ota Atonday, ilk Ad of October ne.xt, they itill lie rcatifi to receive TentlCl4 i,l sealed up, 'and treat iCe ' cr many HOGS (the carcases of whic/i not to m 14 1: one handred `&ri 'twelve puitiali ctieli), as willprOa"itee liondred i'otta 'of PORK ; to be hilkd its 477:5. Premises at DEPTFCRD, &lateen the 25th tita't Mena, and the 31st i!f:Vanutirt/ following.; and 7;teid for by Ellis, Ay able with hitt:rest, days I . ll‘r ;late; • 'I. ~ TUESDAY, the 4th of OCTOBER, 1814. ANY :OSTER BUILDER'S who may be de- - sirous of CONTRACTING for the RE-BUILDING and COMPLETELY FINISHING. of the TRANSPORT OFFICE' intended to . be erected on the,Site of the old (Mice, in Dorset-, square, Westminster, may INSPECT the : DESIGNS and PARTICULARS of WORKS, by application to the Secretary, at the Office; No. 44, E in Parliament-street, any day (Sunday excepted) betwecn.the hours of Ten in the Morning and Four ` in the Afternoon; •and at_ which Office such Builders are desired to deliver their respective Tenders scaled up, on the 4th day of October next, instead of the 29th instant, as . formerly advertiFed. No Tender will be received'after One o'Clock on the day of Treaty, nor will any be noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for biro, personally attend.. Tramport o , giec, Sept. 27, 1.814. • , . ii :11EATIllE 'itorAL, COVEYP-GAILDEIN. t t I,„:f)pliEsENT EvILN !NG, Sept. 30, will be %ed the Serious Oir/ra of • 'Att at t p 2 Al6' 1 - xy it xEs. , . - II ,1, - , ''s 11F no , edino: jun. ; - 11141111alw, Miss Stephens... ‘.- 11till he athlefl ( first time), a new Melo-Drama, in i , Three .Act, called N '. liiii 1011.......5T Or BONDY. On Monday, Pizarro. ~1 This Day was published, price los. 6.—The Fifth Edition, • • with : Additions, of EMARKS otl the'OPFITHAUAIY, PSGR -4 OPHTHAIAIV, and PURULENT EYES of NEW BORN CHILDREN ; to which is added, an• Appendix on the Purulent Ophthabuy which has lately been Epidemical in this Country.—Second Edition. - By JAMES XV.I.RE, Surgeon, F.R.S. Printed. for 'l'. 'Owlet wood, :32," :Teri-street; and J. biaw- Uran, laulgate-Ictr eet. Of whom may be had, published by the same Author, price 10s. • Cd. the Third Editiou of Observati.ms on the Calumet and Cititta Seserena. And speedily be published, by the same Author, a New Edition of Observations on the Epi phnra, and Fistula La Chrynial;s; and other Disorders of.the Eye. The Conditions of the Coni . ract May to 'seen at tire' 3c c.ictrria's Oftic'e. . . rrkard will be And to Any render in s wltieh the Price shall not be inserted in L'67eS at length, cr that Ahal ;tot Ls delivered to tlie bcfiftre One o'Ciricii cn the etc 3d cf Octoicr uext , nor unksz.. tAe Person WA() 71411. 1 1 e ' i(c MlA'', or. some Per. it on Ms 1, -Lot.'" utt.r..,'4 2:7 7 to crnsTer «ilzen.called frig.• ------ Iv IV \ '. .. 1‘ , , NO BLANKS. I I•r. rll'i "'I CO. the Contractors, solicit at `.e ~f • ;:t: P , it,li c -tu ttie- Selitne of the' New . Li 1 '- is ' ' '. ' the "t of Oetobe7. ':1. bete 1'i t 1,...'• • '` he drawn ou la I '' 6, and tidA Prizes, including. ~ • - ' • 1: . ' • uf. .. : .L. 20,000. ..i,s• L 2 °, 000 b, .•'•• • • • . • 2,000 • 2,000 • 3,000 . • 1 '•• • . 1 •.•••••• .... 1,909 4 4 4 2, ••• • . • 500 1,509 Nil( 12(1, • .... 100 1,200 . ..li t •.; ill • .ini •...,., . 1.,,5 t °I. .'b . l ' "1 - P• • •' • the •••en i, iaitt , ir i Tickets 4 t:r ! „ he ~ ther Lotteies gave been Llab • ) . . ,1..r..i v 2 9‘izi, s r 5 0 . Fire r Pounds each, being a certain saving 11:,.:TsP.rcent. in every Innen:lse. tv at r ,„ 4 (.Itid SHARES are' selling in NU, 1 i"),:' Offices. great variety , hitih r INo 31, ikidgate High -12, (li • Y: • -1111 g-cross; street. Each fre;eder mart lir ae.76,aortniell by a Let( 0: two responAible lier4.3n.r . engaging to become bound wit' !he Party tendering - , in the Renal Slim of 15': per Cent. en amount for the clue performance 'of the Contract. DIA:\fONDS AND PEARI;S. 'EN 1S J ACOII begs le ,- e to inform tile Pub „o- I,e ...rives the full Value, iu really Money, for DIA AIONDS and i'EARLS, at N. 57, Margaret-street, Caren dish-square. N. 11. Several Second-hand Articles to be disposed af. I'Oi“411:RY ON TUE. NAVY. - ONE i-P7NDIIED POUNDS REWARD • ' PLANTA'S Just publisia;tl, Price 6s. Gd. bound, with Maps, Plans, &c. OFFICE OF ORDA XCE, Sept. I'2, 1814. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTI"S ORDN4NCE do hereby gic'e Nelicc; that Proposals will be received at their in Pall Mall: on 31o4day, Me loth dazinf October veal; front such Per. 4nv :as may he willing to undertahe thcsripply ry'.ce ? •i g in :Pile/el:. of I tIONMONGERY, for S,:ri.ice of this Depa;•tinri4. if 7'/Irce . Yeax.t, delermlitatle the E.liirc.L. lien of ;)qt Yt.zr, z4RneNoli.c cf Three. fiuntl..s., e: Me Op t‘'on of either Party. WEI hatEAS a PERSON assuming the CLIA RAcTiIt of. a NAVAL OFFICER., and dressed in the Naval Uniform, bath lately passed to dillercneTrades men, :at Plymouth and Plynionth_Doth, , several FOR.GED BILLS, orporting to have hem (it-awn on the C....mmis sinners of his Majesty's • Lieutenants of Ins Maicsly's ship,Zealousfor the amount of their Petsonal Pay, and at the same time purchased from such Tradesmen foFo' , ing Articles of Wcariug &t. which lie tool. away with him, • Gold ';',iiaulet.te—a• Rohnd Hat— Siis a,,d 4 Cotton Handherchiets, and some Maltese But ton S—a Cocked Hat--a Dirk and ltelt=a Loop and Coclot for a .Ruutl Hat-7 yards of P,•i,ited ..;ottoii for a Giswn -4 yards of Light Rersevisiere----2 .:t•.: ,:tt Pieces-7 yards of White ..7eitif-1 White -silk Si, •iyl ~ aiz a coloured . hordet— I Scarlet ditto dilto— , --5 Fairy tuild String of gilt Beads---f pair of Top pair of ileSsian ditto -1 pair of Wellint , ,ton smail French Gild Watch iu an engraved Case—.l Gold Seat with a Chrystat Stone—a Gold Chula, and a Gold Ring. Muiever shalt apprehend, or give such Inforthation to CH ARLF..• gICK.Ni,I,L, Esti. Solicitor of the Admiralty, to Messrs. Knight. and Jones, Hare-court, Temple, Messrs. George and William Eastlake, of Plymouth,. or, Moses Greet, ham,Esq. of-Portsmouth, as shall he the means of appre- It..tiding the said Person, shall, tin his Conviction of, forging or tat-ring any one ,of the said Bills, re. . froni.th'e said Charles Bicline!l a Reward of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. . N.B. The said Versus is described as being lietwelii -, 2datur AO years of age, about '5 feat G or 7 i,sches high, fre.sti.com plexibo, and sun-burnt ; dark short hair;with large whiskers ; • rather round face, with pimples; soft speeoh, active, lively, and of goof address, and lunch the appearance of a Naval ()dicer; had on at one time. a Blue Uniform of a Lieutenant in the Navy,, :vi? hoot Epaulette, Red Waistcoat edged with .dark Fur; Ittiond Flat, and a pair of Blue Pantahnrs,and Boots ; 'at another time, a Blue Great Coat over his Uni-' form ; am] at another, a Uniform Coat of a Lieutenant, with Gold Epaulette en the right shoulder, Yellow Waistcoat, and a Cocked Hat.. ALLp , \'''. ---. 7 —.- R — •'----.„, . . —......_.: 'ili i .,:rtYly t .' 4 4, ES- Nl, KLAN KS I ;ill the LpT— h.,;iiii4:4lll.:erl,titiuie)7.7:if'llllsth of ocroßEß.—By thi6l . n " e ... - ( to. L 1G 11 0 ... • firth. '••• • • A Ng 1 111; . • ' 4 10 0 n•lt (~'4 t et.n ti ' • ................. - 2 6 o 9 v, 1,, ,• 4 •%'11, 1t 1 ; ', •. . ..... .... :•• • • I - 3 ':t eli.,.. " 'ly •,,-,` s, 8 , CI;; , 11. 4 ,1,1(). .... London, who sold, in .., " 1.141...''t filis'a..o... l'o •1, 450, aPrze of 2,0001. in t , , -and sererjil sm . aler Capitals ` li 1 1.'' I I tiC FT . PRIZE in the NEW Le . 41, , ' • 4 ' t ~ , L 4, t,,, ta w 0: on)• 6 000 1 whets, the whole of Wlncif 0 1 4'; 1. 0 . , i r e ni !),.",' Day, 9 the 15th October; all P1i0:Hia . , , , ,- it e l qt , -' 4 ' . Pti; 1 they miss the Capitals, have a -I'.ettn r...,t c , e c , ly.. •,,,";Ise-nionev, as there are not any ivlale, , , In ""e Scheme contains Prizes of 20,030'1. ','oool, , N. - - LANTA'S NMI I PICTURE of PARIS; New Edition, Enlar,; , :d at Improved. Also, PLINTA'S GAZETItEIt, OF FRANCE, 4s. boards; The Picture of Paris and Gazetteer, hound together, irricc ;)s. Gd. TO TRAVELLERS ON TUE CONTINENT.: Just pol;lishcd, price 11, . neatly bound, • Tun POST ROADS IN FRANCE, with' the Routes which conduct to tin; Principal Cities in Europe, being a Translation pf -the '' Etat des Postes," pUblished by .!t -t.lsority. • _ to Printed for-Samuel L?igh;'• IS, Stiand, and spld !)y flte Hoolisellersin Town and Country: . • Patternsof the Articles may be rioeleillpOn application' at the Principal Storekeeper's (Vice in the Totter; antifarther particalars, together with the Teras , and Candiqons of ter Contract, may ZaeLhnown at the .5 4 eciwary's - Of/ice, Mall aforesaid, any Day bet !men the Honrs of Tan and F l our - 1:1•!; t rii ' bf delivered, sealer up, n. 1 endeirsed, IkPropoAals for Ironmongery Atlic!ks;" but no Prupuill be admitted after the sad lut/z4,/; Ger, of Twelve o'Cluth at Noon of thc - samc Pny, neitlirr am; Tender be. noticed, unless the Party making- it, ur U:4 Agent in his behalf, shall attend. GIFFORD'S HISTORY. OF THE W. 14: - This Day was published, price Gd, Embellished With a fine Portrait of the Duke of Wellington s and a Coloured :kip of Europe, . . • No. I. 'CT° be' completed in Weekly Numbers) of 1 . 1 ` 0 ; 11 I STUB. Y of the WARS iweitsii . med bti the . FRENCH REVOLUTION, from the' Comnieneethent of 14 , ni1it0.,, in 1792, to the Termination of the War, in 1514 ; :bid including the transactions of 'the General Congress at Vtenna,;. embracing also kcomplete History of t he R evolut i on ; With Biographical Sketches °fall the Pn'Aic Cliaracters Of . .. E urope ; Ediperor of A , 2stria, Louis- XVIII. of France, Fre d,ric of Prussia, 'Alexander of Russia, Napoleon Buonaparte,'Crown'Prinee'of Sweden, Viscount Nehom, M. Talleyrand,,,Duke of Wellington, General Moreau, March Blocker, CoUnt Platoff, Prluce Schwartzeuberg, Right Hon. Willkipt Pitt; Charles Jame.; Fox,: Lord Grenvill,,,• M.o•quis Cormeallis, plc. 41.:c. • Poi - 4:145, .en'graved in the first Style of the Art, anti front the most authentic Likein:sses, will be The Work 'will likewise comprise, in its poorer order, The His:tory of the ll'ar in gpaitrand Portugal ; the Campaie:ns. of 'the Duke ot"Hellington ; and the recent Glorious and Me morahre Events whiCh hare termitiated this - -long and ih:so bating War, and produced the general Peace of Europe. • 'ishe whole - compiled from Dacuments, and -the Must impartial and, authentic Sources of Tnformation„, ' By C. H. GIFEORD, Esq. Independent of a beautiful series of Portraits, the Work will be illustrated by a Gedcral .\tlas of- Maps, in a folio correctly engraved, fruni the latest Authorities, and beauti fully coloured. London : Published by S. A. Ogdy, 2, Ivy-lane, Pater ' noster-row ; and may. be had of all other- Booksellers and Newsmen. T, A ts Nt rriz clict The Ti 2 • 1 d P4P aUd in the Lottery ;nit finished,_ Mi me :nig in ur lalf, One Q j utter, One Eighth, .) (11t1t O I L A , Ey f(IN, u Stock-Broker, 2, C orentriti-eet, .i t whicli truly fortunate "!'ts ,•• Sal for the above , N th tl th e ntery,—Th e of the- Out-stand -1.1 for ii: yoL lu e ( " ll ,, t i. Prize, are respectfully rt:quested A b " . PA R I GAINS belotwecl to a Nollic iota' SiN. - -OCTAV.r. GRAND 110111- ' , Fe • 'O-l.orr ; • • , , est •, 1, goo.l ntrr, cost lOtlics. for n, a7re . -entett 4341 e the best-fustrizatenti Lo-t -},t`N(L,•1131,1%,.,.,• by the itiost celeurated maker. Al"s1 a - ' f "q'' ,g 3. , 5 h .. or o,„s. • Y . ltro,El-4 0 0,1 and Ilttiti4"feousree? ,it Mr, Watien s No. 5, Leicester ih) • By Order of the .817r(1, It. if. C!? IJ', Sarriterq. OFFICE OF ORIINIINCE, ,t'et. 12, • 1814. TilE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of if 111Z,- JESTY'S ORD.KINVE do hcrely f:iee Notice, gat Proposals will Le receittcd at their Ofii:',"iu or LeAre- Manta!/, the sth day fe . Octlier Jrre ."i•tsr.n's as n 7 gaY irewili4 to uirderiai — : ;ince of the I'LAISTEREIVS WORK at the 'Futter. Greenwich,' woohvich, LewisAaat, Parfic et, Graeesentl, and Tilbury, for Service of thus• Department, le,r a Perioil nrce Years, ileterminalde after the Expiratir,, Ara Yea;•, upon Notice of Three 31.aitit;, at thc Optim of tii, ; :ee Part J: cr IHL Atreution of a Generous Public is claimed by a MOM' PISTiIESSING CASE.—A very worthy, though poor Individual, wit): a Wife and large Family, having . been employed in a Stone Quarry, a 1111,;e quantity of the stone gave way, and buried the upfortunate victiM many feet under the massy rock : by great exertions he was at length extricated alive, but with the left side and leg entirely mutilated, the bones shattered to pieces, and otherwise bruised in a shocking. manner. In this state he Was con veyed to the hospital, and by the superior skill and humane treatment he there had the benefit of, he at length recovered so far as to be able to walk, by the help of exterior applica tions, and tt' do a little. work ; but, from the dreadful mail - tier in whiCh the bones of the leg was shattered, parts of them continually presented theinselv.es and prevented • the possibility of an entire cure. In this state he was tempted, from over anxiety to-assist.. his family, ,to seek for, and was employed in the laboursaof a barn ; by over exertion and the weather coming ou extremely cold, his wounds got inflamed, anti, 'together with his distress of mind, drove hint insane: In this dreadful ,state he was obliged to be removed to St., Luke's Hospital, where lie now is, and, is en the eve (tt being reported i:erfectly sane. To aid his 'distressed Family, .and t o assist him with the means to procure the necessary appeti . dages to establish himt in a :4mall Carrying Concerti, is the objectof this appeal to the feeling mind. The most trivi:d donation will he thankfully received by Messrs. Moon -and.. Buckland, No. GG, New Bond-street, and by Mr. No. If, Clicapside, who will give every information, and who.hasliindly engaged to see the subscriptions properfy ap plied. _ , . 2 11. „, 411 1T.1.511 i'llt.E OFFICE, k ' l / 4 lo ,II e ./ Furniture, kit,tticirtanlii.qhurane.e Of Buildn:g 1144"`'N:1*4„I'fli):fii,"-P'' ye i s i vs, and • ll S o ' thlr Property, trTNA• : "r sll .4 `" e - ,bY • l iYears .toge 1, • e e t Te. ,. ort 1 enni,: - :, Or I, t Aisi t.4 " 1,1 at this Otlice,..upori the most equitable ,i lq IP 11 11.111 bot I . :ionsf 3001. or uPW -11 ` - ' ~ vic, i , ..• Je cuatge:l . for • . ~ ~ • i,, *144, '„.!ii,reasitig their - drcs , ...nt liisttramt- • .. '.'FOCa. of a FAIOI will be iiisurld _w , ith Out 0). 1. 1 i,t, f i "t the reduccd Prttniunt Of '.2.5. per Cent.. _ ,- . 41 1 111 be 'l' th e 141 1‘.". I . •P I •ios'exPirintr :it Miclta!lma. 1'1 1 11 1! V , ;it ther" ; l° l t it ° il "- 0 - tliees in' tbc Strand . - u;ul tt,!--",e()11, a ,,,j ) , t . c ii' l ' eir A, 4 - eii t in the Country. ir'e Proposals for new Insurances. It011Eli:c. SKELTON, Secretary. Farther Pariiettlars, together. with the Ter,as and ettndi lions if the Cot:tract, nary he knoavi at tht- Gyfice, in Pa aforesaid, any .Dirt' between the flours 'xi' Ten and Four o'Clock, where-the .Proposals mast be de lirorftl,lseuled up, and indorsed', " Proposals for Plaistorefs Work;". but no Proposal can be adniAted attar the stria sth of Petober, at Twelve , o'clock at Yoon'of the sane dap, ther will ant/ Tender be noticed,. unless ,the Parig it, or an'.4rent iu his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the 11;atal, ,R. Serretitry, , itTI Fl CI AL kN ERAL TEETH .—Titt A - TISE on AILTIFICIAL TEETH in general, by Mr. DE CIIENIANT, Surgeon nod Dentist, No. 2, rrithstreet, Sohtx-squure; Fourth edition,' price 55. ill boards. TreAtise shews the ,great .Superiotity of 'thoSe cQmposed of Mineral Paste, invented by Mr. De Chemant, over those made of anithal substance, or any other mineral compisi• Lion. contains u!so the approhation of all the fivurned Societies in Ettrope',,and that of the' most eminent Medical Men in - London, a mor.g whom are ,the following Rai ler, Sir G. , lllane, Bart. Sir - W. Farquhar,' Bart. Dr.itioncr, Di'. Hooper, Dr. Reynolds; H. Cline, Esq. James Moore; Esq. Sir Jaines Erie, J. Heaviside, Esq. It. Keates, Esq. W. Blair, Esq.—Mr. De Chemant deems it. a duty to guard time PUblic zgainst those Who counterfeit his ',Composition Mutt is totally different,. and ri v - eil fian. many-speci mens brought to hint by the, person; for whom they were Made, to he highly inconvenient, injurious, and Unlit for use. The Treatise Will be given gratis to oil who. consult Mr. De Chemant. This Day was pulalislied, In Three Volumes 12mo. price ISs. boards, . dub. Portraits of Klopstoelt, and the Rev. '.llr. Mac!, NEW TRANSLATION of the MESSIAH . , from the German of KLOPStOCK. Prepared for the I're4s-i4.4he Rev. THOMAS RAFFLES of Liverpool. N. IL. In this Edition the last Book of the Messiah, and tjie " Fryitht to the Redeemer," for the brat time pudic their op. pearanee in an English press. • • Printed for Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; and to he had of all the Booksellers. 7 FIFTY PER CENT. CHEAPER. 2s. 611. S. 10s. 6d. and E2i.'s. per Bottle. :" THE celebrated ANTI-IIIPETiGINES, SOLOMON's DROPS.(withont Mercury, or any delete ! rions preparation) which stand in the highest. estimation for the cure of the Scurvy, Scrofula, Leprosy, and all disorders originating in an. impure state of the blood ; being gradual, gentle, and almost iropercptible,4n their operation . ; the best substitute that has• ever been discovered•for that •dangerous nnneral Mercury, sweetening the blood, and stimulating it to strength an(i tone t e , x ) p t e i l ie al i l ie n r o , x e i s o , us anditopfire juices;giring enliteniug and invigorating both body and Price Its. pct' bottle,. or four in one Family Bottle for on Which one small bottle is saved.—The words "Saud. • Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of each bottle, without which none are genuine. Sold by Samuel . Leigh, IS, Strand; Bacon and Co. 'l5O, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street, London, and all Medicine Venders. „,, Dr. Solomon - expects, when consulted by letter, the usual compliment of a One Pound Note to be incloed, ad dressed "Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House; near Liverpqol.. Paid double postage." HOUGHTON'S FEMALE PHI . MEDICINE fottild by tore thnn Sixty Years 'experience , to he a certain re - iii dv in .Diso'rclerc *ideal. to the younger part of the Femalo4N. ahe very great demand for them through private recomannidation, in• duces the Proprietors to offer them to the , These Pills are most excellent for removing Obstructions ti; which Females, at a certain period, are suluett, owing 1,. a thin habit, relaxed solids, and a weah circulating ; gei , era!!v denoted by a pale appearance,' head-nub, pain and the stomach ;old boyels, shoitness of breath, and palpitatiun of the 'heart. They are also of great eilicacy in: Hysterical and 'Nerr . ous Cases., . Prepared only by itiebard'Honghton and No. 101, Fore-street; Exeter; and sold at laid. per box, Or ,is bs. by Sanger, Oxford-street; - Edwards, St. Paul's ; Viaro, Holborn; and tuft, Exchange. t UP E 6011PANY, z,„ 1.4 " clSat„,- Se, p.p_hand Old Bona-street, 'Lenilori ; ' A ' ;, % tjjIA„,. '4'IC , E•—(4PITAL ONE MILLION kh . '',\CLS against Loss or Daulage by Pip kija 4,,,d1;,ei,,eit upon every liescriptiti of Property ;thin up.on 'fereis as beneficial to the 'As -I,#)°l,,rtitsui.4,ll4ti-aa‘,°,!.,a,115". other, 6tlice. Losses are ustiformlY t With , t.he utmost spirit of liberalitY - and li t , r I • i 't• g l 'enthat Receipts for the Renewal- of ti l , tex,,;„,s. ),_. ur" , c, 4 , at 11l ichaelnitts, are now I eady tor I lit 1 1,,,5, th e ttlitioned 011icts and with the respective td 11 4 tit' thron6-1:0 ' i , ''llq..rtlit'stiraiice Which ej - i;re at Ihe above Period, the United kingdom. ' l 4l. wed Witl:in Filteen l D ‘ a'vs thereafter, or they ~I pt „ . • • , , C/ PVlcp , • i;1 41 " - • 'A. I 1,,L10N. It •e(1 sau oPon Lives and on Survivorshi.—A pOrellased.—Endowments for Children, P ir itto r , gf th is . OtTice bar e un dertaken all Respon et fur • arantee one 'Million. their Fir , a , •einents. tilldtht af , fe , r , a_ 1;46, out Gaarantee and Expence of Nlcri.4e .11Aonii,•st the Issurell in proportion to the t4tkiet.3 ass4red; wide!: Prineipie numerous t . ,°ll 4 i t , 6 4 4 tlie Tit, Twenty • ant 'Phirty per' cent., in oecti4r l aottat o f .Lik: being p a id and 04',11,15.1);‘,1,,r,ed (when the .Duration of Life has been i ld4 P at,' where the • "bd yonnt beet' more e k asst r ' e d . 'kt'dill°neY ' Ad niissiOn req, or other Official WILLL-VM BURY, Secretary. Itol- . ,.. 11 1 II it t 1: LJES,TY'S P.ITENT. l ~ f !• , l , , f te (t '° 4 IN - ATTRITIoN COMPOST t!iit" N 1 i“ • 'I allow, 9'll, or Grease, to prevent k 44 .tt ii I ) ,:;eh e , St eam-Engittes, Machinery, Mills, N t r, w tt 4,aggons, Carts, &e. ; instead of Copper Pareeline and service for Rigging , to,preserve polished Steel or Iron from. it4 cd 'Le pu,',,6llllditigs - front the dry rut, and by he 1, 4 sav-e in cases not less than thrce cli 4 1 4t 'l/40nsive of sari° •• • •ar and tear, time, 6 wt I. 4 itv ( L , „`441.4 No. 40; Charing-Cro%' near the lit t 'tt, ' 4I W, by their an•iointment, at most t11it 1 1.,,• !ri "4" "*. • Stationers .1. t a t h toe w go %sellers, Liorai ies, • , arebouses, Perfunierf, Ironanstigers, 1, 1 t ,4 1( 1 :44 (4.1, s3l 1111-Ilieepors, Coaeh ar.d 41.il it'(ll)s,. Saddlers, , nod Sliepki.'epers; , •in ,;,,Et- 4 '; ; Si le tw,, (:'2: i i °•tes, price 2s. ; fig; 6 d•; t W t siz q , :ach.• • t i g • I(=1 () _ Four , s; which ... Ll , ll: pluiw.o sAIs.D MILES, am . l it an '"on fur all other kiwis of work. t l ill el ' Of f '' THOUSANDS. of Ladies and Gentleman who: have used PRINCE'S RUSSIA OIL, have declared' they Will use no other .Oil. Is proved the best and whole sourest Oil for the hair ; is so great a nottrishe'r, improving, preserving, and beautifying the. hair of Ladies and . Gent le men, and Children; and if used constantly, not a hair will . fall off or turn.grey, and makes- weak and 'short hair grow thick and long; renders dry or harsh hair as, soft as silk, and keeps real br false hair in beautiful .curls ;. where there is hair by nature, and it has got thin or bald.' by using Prince's Russia C~l regnlarly, if the least roots, will' he restored.— Thousands of Gentlemen that were bald have declared, after. using Prince's Russia Oil regularly fur six !moat's, the bald places became covered with Lair. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietor, Mr. Prince, Jobp-street, Oxford-street, Loudon ; and by most principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders. CSurios'.--There are many who have, used Russia Oil with out benefit, on account of being taken in by the impost Ors, who cold them counterfeit, particularly in the Country; therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's Russia Oil ; and iu the Directions and Bill ,scaled up with each Bottle, it is proved, whoever sells Russia Oil, under apy pretence what ever, that is not Prince . -s, are Impostors, as selling coun terfeits to their customers. It was an observation .of the FAMOUS NINON WENCLOS, that Ladies from 30 to su, when they could wear their own Hair, were reckoned the finest Women, Which is . FOUNDU OT AT lAST. Grey Hair or Whiskey'. changed immediately to Dark Brown or Black. Hundreds of Ladies who use to wear False Hair, because their own became Grey, have left off the False Hair, and nos; wear_ their own, as it certainly is a great addition, for (without doubt) there is not any thing snakes them look olderthau Grey orFaise Hair.—Also, thou sands of Gentlemen who used to have Red or Grey Whiskers, that was a great disfigure to them, are now 'quite dark, front their using 'Prince'simproved Dye, prepared with spirits, which is the only innocent and whiilesome Dye ever disco vered ; dyes Grey Hair, or Red or Grey Whiskers, imme diately, to dark Brown or Black, on ati improved principle. Cantion.—As there •are several spin ions Dyes now selling., which arc prepared, with Caustic, dangerouS to use, amd in jurious to the health, and 'palms the Hair and NVltishers turn Purple' ' therefore, be particular to ask for Prince's hn rrOvecl Dye, a guinea a bottle ; or two bottles for Ol.; air one dozen 101. CALM ON.-The-Cover of each bottle is printed in 'golden ink. Directions are sealed up with, each bottle, so that any one can dye their own hair. with ease and pleasure. . Tu accommodate Ladies and Gentlemen that reside in the conutry, by sending a remittance by post to Mr. Prince, John-street, Oxford-street, London, will scud by return of coach to any part of the kingdom. ' PATENT WORM LOZENGES A RE, Patronized by the First Noblemen in the . Kingdom; as well as by the following Honourable Ladies, who have given this Medicine to their own Chil dren, and , also to the Poor of their respective Neighbour hoods, with nuparalleled success : Her Grace the Duchess of 'The Hon. Lady Nay and Sele. Leeds The Right• Hon. the Countess Her Grace the Duchess of of Sluiftesbnry. • • Itntland, The Right Hon. the Countess The Right Hon. the C ou nt e ss Mountnorris.• of Darnley. The Bight Hon, the Countess The Right Hon. Lady Caro- of Covk. Capel. , Tlie Right Hon. Lady Lucy The Right 1 - 190. Lady Eliza teeth Spencer. • - Lady loge Turner. The Hon. Lady Boston. Lady fowl. And many Other Ladies of the first rank and character, too numerous to insert. • Sold at R. Butler's Chemical ;Ind gedieltie Warehouse, 4, Chcaliside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and nio3t country 111i:flit:inc. Vender? .:.ery town, lu Lions, at 13.9 d. etch. • • METEOROLOGICAL *JOURNAL. BY R. BANKS, PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRTIMENT ' . ______.,,........ Thermometer. I W 4 eat tier. , • I . ~ ~. ....: . t - ii .;:: ..:. ,It • • • • .., -' ,;•-; 77 ; - TIMI ,•;-"li z., ''' -.: '''. 2, 4 FC ‘.l. - - 7. ,S 1: pt. - '-' ° 0 17 53 59 GG' 51 30.10 Fair 18 • 57 •59 08 51 .;ci Do. I 1 i ~. 19 51 61 70 54 .14 Du. j},. co.' GI (37 73 00 .10 Do. ( • ~i, ` 1 ii 3 57 65 52 .29.90 .1Q Cloody • Th. , „ * ' ,-2- • 57 50 6,4 50 .88 Fair .-- •.0 r ..3 ,54 50 63 53 .90 .Cf 3 Clio ady C ,c.!! I .15 e Night. in in tk,