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a 5 ' IP I r e , LI t;tt, J y. 41111 scu t, ler*": / ( r. \CV' ;.: •-; • • • 2.. 11. 14 , • V i t ...I S. I fi 1.1, r . , 0 ; 2± ,dri j. (1 ,4'7 68.5 j -....._.... • ..-...unpac0.,.... s ect ref the 'COMMISSIONERS appointedL k I to , . car ry , into i - ti c b CONn and FOURTH ADDITION - LES of the TREATY of PARIS. No. 113, Downinc;-street, August 17., 18 , 14. :. °ll cE i, hereby - -i‘;er), l'im_ I this Office tlf tr - , WI L L CI.ON E on SATURDAY', the 20th instant,l,to itthe CO-AINIISSIONERS tt will ADJOURN to PARIS.-_ ti lLt yr3 ' br Claims, ad - dressed to than, under cover, illi)e co . 411 lIANIILTON, Esq.oreignOilice, D Fowlog-stree t t o , , ~_ Yed . . I.° safely to Parts. , i LY Order ofthe•Cogimissioners, JOHN BAILIE, Secretary. NAVY-6FF/CE, Aug. In, 1814 brui, in dated 20th Nl isty% Older Council, v , t. 1 . t tli e i tt , ‘ fl f)9, a PLAN Of EIP 7 CATION' was established $1; at ' "i -:11- ' NAVAL COLLEGE at his Majeist)'s Dock Class of Apprentices to ," -, vr 4, t moth, for a Ripen" ‘ TWO MORE ' 'f ');,;, ';- and it being determined that 4 '4 (.:" VI lall. he ADMITTED, the Principal Officers t i notice, elat ti,',..4:itslnaers of his Ntajesty's Navy .hezebY 5-ce.,. ~,c, I. !: ''X'ANliii4,:fro& of CAND:4sATES Will la V e : P i " , t ' ll \ t 44 , j ." Dock Yard ? at Portsmouth, on the 2: l 'tcli ~ --° 'N EVI', at R Atick ki tili t ," t " as th-:y Ire desirous of ici the morning, and th for t h ecotr a r:g Grididates ii I 4e I,°.%al.'leci,tired to send. notice. of -thfeif . inlenth) ° l a c, ; 4 1 , ' qoard, or the ColLoaissio:ier of the aforesaid- Yard 14 . ',fllt. til , ,! 3I st Clay qf Oct o;)er• :. ' t. 11 , (::: ~4 ,dltes tanst ' he at least Fifteen, and not more than 1.4 i eart of age. 11 14 : :.151 t: f Edue4 tion May Tw obtained on application at l -, il., k i 'Y -- '4ee, or th e ° Toe t d the c.,iTholissJoeer of any b o . 414 ett '. . e4t! ' ' ' 4ck Yards, where also informit!‘n may be u ; Itlii ‘s trl tht natnrp of the Qualit;eztio:lSreglirect of 1118 f Nll:l4l4.ltie.'' the deeonients they are to prtfrtnce on t'ie ( 14 Y . 0_ . kit 11..k)4 ,, ' tile 'Salarie4 they-lei II be allowed on" being . " . tl e tlihr7i4i, 111-'ll3, and ,f the Nie r s to waich they will h ' 4rtr t4l f hare served the term of APprvaticethiP .. ___ ioA, , . 4(litli);/(1),L-A. GED C7rN ; FLF,,N . Va. J1.14-kiaN7l4,,fithee, ‘NY., , e i , l%lor il . I I of ENGi. IND, Part/Y ~icic. the sri:y*l, . 13 d 4 : 4 /lelicians Character wt , hear , _ . ~ a G V.r:itNESS i n tiii,lLY,,•(3'roas cf ENGAGING as ".°• a every re; wet 1, tti,,,:4 kr' ';•Ttoine- Ahroaft or tint : shtissiof Female 1 Edu ''Ptd ' 'tho tlt ''` i t rng the different Br..Tr_eacid.;,rawin,. ex.,, tl44;iltekLettets ad 'e cl"it°f " a : t ß e 7 ' at 311::C. il'l39'Y.%'ie I v ; • N , ' 141 ' Ce' itklir;: li e-d 5:1,18 .4 1'40; will be answered In a p iti , ill PritsT of sEp_TINIBER-. ~ ..s 4 . , P bile that DAYS 2.e6Pei.tfuliy acquaints , s. ' ."'ll'srtellk. LOT'rEitY n,gins Drawing on THLit -% SEPTENIBR,. 41 aii" Pre s . , . 119 1 .9 0 q tl. ..,. e4t,Pricz—rJekt ~ t llf.;' , Nt' • •L.lO 70 I Eighth L. 21 13 7 Q g t,.. 12. i;,. ) r ...h1-• • & S 0 I Sixteenth Ill'it;,l'btiltiad'Si-lAPES are sellihirat fit';H's 6 ttirc3 4, C O -44 el,,?' Ch: r 7 ng-c oss wilere mare PI , LIZES:in ki e c. ,i ll a t t : t P ;);,„voAtiL: L Tl E:hiLe r h d e o r l i n i sold for the tag ren Years ‘‘ , ; itil & ' ; ' : ,1 1, 4 ' and :17 BuTines; in the Public Funds taus ' I. =-01iN i t Y 4 nd (1 . 44, • atelt, at . liILL, and 9, CHARING-CROSS. Nt 4 t l % , Z 4 tri...' t ock-Br o k er , 2, Cornhill, 2nd 18, t q 4 lBtl.4 r ?t!, solk•ts the early attention - of his tO the much-appioved Schetne of the begins'ist of SEPTEAIBEit, arid • '• • 2 . 2 6,000 1 2.... " .of. L .5,060 • • ' • 1 0 ) 000 Q '2,00() i si !Zks 201; &C. &c. 4 , 114 all the Capital; floating.—r-rice of a tic z 'birnQu a Sixteenth , only 11. 7s. at Erl'ON's ,kt e 'l) ) ,t().. and s, torentry stieet, where No. g61, - slci in the last Lotterv.—All Busjness tirolth.,tearid 'Other Governiuent trans + . ss 4, 4 • CIN 4 1 4 ~' .„ , 11 E rift s - • _ .or sEPI• EMBER NE:iT r h %ln b 4 I • 4O TI'ER Y of :14,000 Tickets _.'"'ing; contain ,ng - •'" • ..I' . • • • L.2n,00 0 2 o f L. 5,000 • • 10,00 0 2 2,000 , 1 1. 1( 4 ,. I , k, p i 11:31:d:Ft1;1.4,34 :74C R I F, P±l'e-ciw . "t Prize.... st :t t to Licence lre 'wiling, I .; 11 114 1 . 4 7:11'14111 to :in B and ••' Y. No. 1 ;1 V Co rner !ro use; ; . stud, citi he loth of le4l. 'Ci 014','•24:5fina P rize of 500 . 1.; a ;Won the 18th (111%1 ay, „.. • Wtr ;oid ' 0 :0001. in Twellty 4 0ld at , "",(1 ri.,e ,Cel and the qt. se abuie truly Forturuge Office. 1 111 1-kitir A. -.ANT II --s CHEArER. THAN FOR TH 1 .4) N I:ER.I ES •r .I.T EWT begins Drawing Ist SEP TENITIER, 1814. 2 • SCHEME . •.'• • . • •• • L. 9.0,0 00 • 1.40,000 •• • . •• • • 10,000 10 .'• • •• . •• • • 2,000 4,000 • 1 ,000 4,0110 '• . •• ~ • ' 500 4,500 QCO jta2,040 • • ' • 101 1.500 " s : 1,600 L b 0.100 L.1.;0,600 , .' NO PIXIz,D PIITZES I. !'tist 4,1‘, I),VirS OF bRAU ; ING _...... b ' a',, " •• • • ...... Ist SEPTE,:%II3EI 't if` "14 1.).•3.......... i:ith siEP'II.,.4I3E,P• 14Z!,(),) A t . r` • Y ",• ... • • ..17th SP•PrEkinl-it. ()It " 4 (i , atid Sri .k.O , II h RICH A, R atn s O. theirN ti,_ ~.,. 4 4 , 1 ~.,:. 4-...:F;:s are se. I.IIX _i.L Getter 1bt,,..1.1:,,,,r - ,, i , , s t: . 0, ri_tr4tto,rs , tar ct I.' h tir lII_ rrrti, lia-Oillklag), 43r , .. I,tie.;-,1 :I,..;crozs. 4't kri,4... ,. ilf rio, el ...... L. 19 I. :14 0 11, and facing , t, •. • '...:: - ' l ° 7 0 1 Eip;htli 1 7 0 K ,,, Ay , 6 '> 0 1 Sixteenth Tiil/41\1131) tiIARTO4,3 rtr.,,A, JAPAN BLACKING.the. e s .„ , t D ; e 4ii ••e res t.ll,ti:4.4l;r4;,.,ll4,llecteac:nt o:et titlly inform er,(l, i t n ha it t s ce •,4 4 4 4 , 1 , 4 tx, 1 Anues t., he inurrufa.c.ttslre_u,iattory, ...; No. 44 '1)1114.14 t' l l* a,,,,1"ce, 41 t,he nriginal :-..arl lately prae tl.4, *' I h.ll' ,141,,. '43 41 0 St Of tit e inipositio4l3 /` Old '• tik ;-'e u..re I ) , . h r the interferen .n ee IN, ../. I _ , e 1 „ li ru put doA u ._ noweryi g lit,tz,.. tt:!.? : a l t estrlletesti, tto other qao. rit,ll. unit *MAR' it'Alti3'tit es4plliQlb°rn'. ''''it I.sll)e,''lr6thi3re betu duped by h,ZI(Z;11 ii t ' a l 14 i'..lric 41$ So--t„1:11tdi t Nril t , ". n 'o l a N ': have suPPuTclia:k..l il I; rt-,411 l‘r• wie,ll), i'tl'it''' ill Iht tanufaCture otf 1112ite'tn' pre lii, i, ,t l Y q ti ; t ..° lt , ela t e, that it ever ,rts. ~...., pro- Ice 4 art'' li'p'rredielit3, ant' , 0Y '-'` '..,'"" ' 64 . 4 b,ittle. No nit li-piLit& 2.114ue. " ~ -~- . , ;;.•.k lt.tr l if , A Ae's . . " - _ r - -4;:, ..' w. • , . ........ „{, : .. .., ,,,,:r#7., ~._.-z.,7'' ~..,,,..........„.... ~..,... ,„,.. .fi , . - ,t..„..-, ~.... , ‘ I'EIE DAY', GUs T 23, 1814 , BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE FOR RELIEVIte THE DISTRESSES BY THE WAR IN GERMANY. To the LADIES of ENGLAND.—From the LADIES Of GERMANY. Drestito,.dune - 3% 'lBl4. ITH- eitiritions and gra I-lir/rte-we blue' learned frtiM the Puhrie Penne• the formatipn tf Czoimitteesollietievolent British l'`Feaales, whose efforts are de ' eked to the eilleviati en of the Dist eessee of the Continent, and wile, in particular, deeply.sympatliize-ist the forlorn state of the unfortunate Orphahs of Saxony, which has had to sustain so severe a trial. fiere, too, was formed a similar Sostiety, which is exclusively engaged in 'Prui - iding for these destiihte little ones. .lodge, then, what inust have been-our feelings, when we heard that our sisters iii England were waking our most important ,concern their -0 . With skip emotion we join them ill the good %eerie.; and appreach them with the' confidence which the Christian sentiment of Chatity and Benevolence s 9 easily inspires. Let us, then, frank ly acquaint you with our Distresses, as well as With' what has been done to relieve them ; and what we venture to sodcit of our generous British sisters. %We need not re peat how grievously out country ;in which the emancipation of Europe was achieved') has suffered from the war, and its formidable train--Want and Famine . ---Disease and Misers— Devastation and Death ! All this toe public Papers have an nounced; and -We know that you cannot be strangers to the subject in .general. We wish, however, that we co;.hd de ' scribe-to you the ladivideal distress which surrounds us, the.. - deplorable state of the children,, who have lust father and norther. amid every thing,alengswith.therie ; and vet wt. durst not give you a faithful picture of it, as it would wound your hearts too derplv. It, is mast painful to beer in what a state thesechildren, pat tieularly these of very tender age, have been fuund times..excellent then who feel themselv es called by God to seek out Inuit:l.y in its most secret retreats. They were, therefore. the iirst to endeavour to, alleviate toeir con dition, and to invite all philanthropic Christians, both at home and abroad, to take compassion, a b ereealile to our sa viour's injunction, oil these hare ones. They addressed them selves in particular to. our sex, to whose Care the children were especially committed; and. God gave power to their voice: so that from all quarters cause oilers to take these Orphans, and contrihutlens• for their support. The Committee in London for re 'ieviee the Dietresses oecasianed by the War in Germane has in particular exerted itself in our behalf? sod gives us hopes that it will do still mere. But hi Sax:aiv also an excellent siacit was displayed ; and those , o whom Providence had pre set VW par , ef tli •ir property cheerfully e,'.-tided their aid to suns as were lett ri 'he destitute. In tuis manner shout 300 chit diets have. already been pieced in families; ate! four siaall .erespoodios; with (en aaihties ar the time, have ',eels erected, into eauch the Orphans are received till new parents Len be found lot them. Dee of these is at Dip poldiswaida, t. r Roys ; the second at Gruaberg fur Girls, and the other two at hroa and Dresden, for Chndren of both sex es. alo tong as we cell au et with famines willing to re ceive our little ones into their midst, we have nosaiag more tel wish on their account. But oatetrally tots number must decrease more and more; and for this reason, because the Managers of these last Intions are unwilling to place any of ' the Children cut of their depopulat -d native country, and their yet remaining resources will he speedily ex . hails-led. We are :herefure, desirOus of giving permabence to these instititt in is kat least tJ one of them ithat the Orphans who cannot he otherwise provided fur, • may be there received, ,edu cated, die! supported, till they shall be able to erten their own bring. r'o you, then, beloved Sister), we turn, and inti eat you to devote to this object a part of the bounty winch you may have destined for our prier infants. We will ;laity trans mit to you da account of its applicat kin, and punetnally follow every direction that you may give respecting it. Encouraged by your en-operation,we shed exert ourselves the more Cheer tally; aint God, who blesses whatever isdone for his sake, will not tail to prosper the sisterly covenant in welch we are united. ' (Signed, IaIEDERICKA; Countess of Dobna, (born (Amines* of Stollierg), Directrese of the Or . pLeas.House. at Greenberg. s'i.U.JUSTA VON THUMMEL, (born Baroness • of %Vertherni, Directress of the Orphan- House, at Pinta. • I,OUISE VON SCHONBERG, (born Countess of Stulherg„ Directress of the Orphan-House at Dresden. , , JOHANNA AUGUSTA ULTMANN, (bora Leasing), Directress of the Orphan-House, at Dippoldiswatda Amount already advertise( Subseriptiens At Morland and Co. Colleetapit at the • per Chapel She& . fire d, vet Parker, . . Shiites and Co 25 13 Bo itho and Mounts bay Rauh, Penzance 10 10 0 Rev. W. TreLuenheto 1 I- 0 Mrs. 11.P.Treinenhere 1 1 0 Anth. Williams 1 1 0 Thonvis Pascoe, EST 1 I - 0 W. J. G. Nicholls, lesq.l • .1 0 Rev. William Veal 2 2 a Rose Price, Esq 10 'io o Edward Warne, Esq. 2 2 dI E. Sruidry small lama tioos Mrs. Martha Williams h 0 0 Miss Ann 'siraut 1 1 0 3 At Barclay and Co. Callec ion at ihe In dependent liewcastle,perlter. R. Davison B. F . 1 0 a Collection at Great Mapiestead, per key. Jus. Sperliug 7 2 0 Ditto at Lamarsb Church, per ditto 59 11 Ditto at Basinghion, per Rev. T. E Arden Vitto at Hoispishogh, per Rev.C.Prowett 14 10 0 Dlttu at %Yalpole, St. , Peter and St. An drew, per Rev. W Hankiuson W. Martin, Lynn Regis 1 0 0 Collection at Chis well Church. on Thanksgiving Day, per Reserend Thompson 3.5 5 0 At Praeds. Sife , criptions frau the Cornish Bank 71 19 0 Subscriptions received at ti Tavern ; Lloyd's Coffee-house the Banker:, in towivand count R. Ii Z. 107,069 15 0 ince received : At Smith, Paynes and Co. Collection at the Old Mansfield, Nottinghanishise, on Th.u,fsiru,~- I)ay, per Rev. J. - 25 - 4) 0 Ditto. from the Pari•Jt of tires,ford r be - biglislfire• l7 7 0. At Stone and ;:o. Collectlen ut the Pa rish of IVrington, per'lte v.W. Lt.vcs xJ 'At Lope's. G. Meacher Collectio:i at I.lri.'gc wx er , On.Thauks giving-Day, aliar a tierman, per 'Lev. W. Wo Other Contributions t Bridgewater Additional (.4,lli4 , Ctit) /1 on Thanhsgi% log- Day, at. the Cathe - ilral, Wells J. V. .._. :31 Additional Subscrip tion from Dridrt water, per 4es - • W Wolter CollecLion iu the Pa rislt of Helindon, !Northamptonshire 17 4 6 Mr. Th4.,oas Work man,•Salteoats. 5 0 0 Additiosa..l Collection at East Vella, after a Sermon, by the Dean 7' 7 0 Col. W. Chas. Alston 5 5 0 Collected at the Churches and Cha pel,, Bradford, Wilts, per D. Clot terbuck 67 6 9 Mr Death, 13radford, per ditto M. S. G. for the Or phans Br rye Dar of the City of "London ; Stoct Exclia9ge; and at all try. . SIARTF,N, :f; !iovvARD jSecretaries. FOR HTE TI TA\.) M EH GUS. BUTLER'S. CELUiditATED VEGETABLE TOOTH POWIZEIt, is, with 'confidence, recommend td tc the ['se of the Public, us the must et eacious Prepar4- Lion far preserving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, 'and producing a pearly whiteness„',withAit impairing the' Enamel. It impacts a firmness and beautiful redness to the Gums—to the Breath the most delectable Sweetness ; And if used constantly as directed, will prevent the Tooth Ach by teinnving its cause—the Scurvy iu the Gums. Prire.2s. 9d. the Box. BUTLER'S SePERIOR LAVEVDER WATER, from its eleg , int fragrancy, has received the Approbation of their Royal High esses the Princessa nil Princess Charlotte of Wales, and of many Ladies of the first Distinction. Price, Half pints 4s. _ _ Sold, wholesale and retail, by,the Propriethr, R. Butler, 4, , Cllear:idr,.euctier 4>f St. Paul's Cburcb-yard, Loudo.:1; retail, by: ino_st„Perfumers and V-eu4ers, I 7C2'17.(1.1, G 0 .4 7, 2 7 7 C dint. 19, 19 g COM..lll:s.ro,vl3R,lfeir rIetWILLING llis 7,11,r1.7 STY's do 1.... - reb:2, ?ire gotke, That on 7h7irsciery the Qsth instant, Mr. WILLIANi Rt.El:3 7 ,their Agent at ficOlsmonth, -trill be recd-i to ree.:eit'e sealed .7'ender.t,, and treat for 04e rhausond Quarters of close dried AMBEit MALT, for tFe gdruire of the Victual ling Depelthnent trt that Port ; to be answerable to a Sample .eetibited nt hi's:o6er., to be delivered in Oar Month ; and to be paielfor by Blitz-pc:it:6le with interest ;Vinery pays• after date. No regard will he had to 'arty Tender in whfeh'diePriee shall net he inserted in icords at lew!t-th, cr that Shall not be delivered before Tieelve o'CAchen the swirl Thl;rsda:v the 25t h Instant, mr unless the why make* the 'len some Person. - an his behalf, iltenile, fi answer when called pa.: The Ceitrliti,pni of the . Cevtratt 'may Le' seen . ezt thr Vertu allivg-Qffice Portsmfmth. OFFICE OF OR7nr.lxcr, 12; 1 8 14. HE PRINCIPZL OFFICERS of Ills MA - • .TESrrs ORD4V.-INCE do herelq ;rive Notice, that be received at Lein lit Pell .31all, or kionrilf"i'dag, the 19th dna ve.rf , from sach Persons - as nay he wiliinAr to anderte!ke the eapply of COP PER F.O)OI'S, for ,Srrvicc'of ails Department, for a Peiiod, of ,One Fear. Pattersaf the Articles may he . viewed upon application at the Principal Storeheeper's ggice i n the,Tower, and farther particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions qf the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's (_! ; qice, in Pall afwesaid, any Day hetwcen the Hours if Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Propugals must be dclirded, sealed up, and endorsed, "Proposali for Copper Hoops;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th Sept. at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the saute Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the .Parly making it, c”. an ~Ip,-ent in his be-, 011, shall attend. By Order of Me .Board, R. H. cnErr, &eretory. OFFICE OF OIeDNANCE, 12th ditgust, thl4. PRINCIPAL OFFICPPS of his M - JESTY'S OILDIV,INCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will.he received at their qfPa, in Pall -Mall, ,on or before IPednesday the 14th day of Sept,mber ni.et,from such Persons as may be willing to undertake- the Supply cf .IRON MANGERS, fur Service of this Department, at the Royal Artillery Staples at !Pooh:rich, fur a Period of Three Years, detecyninable after Me Eapirtztion if One Year, upon Notice of Three ilfonths, tit the option cf either Furtp. A Pattern of the Mangers may be viewed upon appthisti ? n to ,Lieutenant-Colonel Pilhington, the Commanding Royal Eng . ineer at Troolunch ; and farther PartiCulars., together with the Terms and Conditions of the Contract,may oc known a: the Secretary's OAT, rr. Pall-.hall aforesaid, Any day between the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clook, where the Pro posals must ..ertelivered, sealed up, and endarsed," - PrOpi sals for Iron Mangers;" but no Proposal ,can be admitted after the said 14th September, at Twelve o'clock at Neon of the sante Day, neither will any Tender ie noticed, unless the Party making it, or an 4gcra in his behalf; shall attend. By Order cf the Board, R. N. (:11 b:TA-„S'eeretarg• This Day peilisl:ed, price Is2cd. TEIE SUBSTAN C 6 Of Me sPEzerr of C. C. ‘s'EsrEttNi E,tg. vu thy CuRN LAWS. Second Edi tion,-,Also, his LeffEa to ills CONSTITUENTs on the same Sut,ct price Is. Printed for -Budd and Cando, I?ookseliers to his Ito y al nighties; Prince • Itegvat, 100, P a ll-M:41; and sold by .I.4leggy•ansi-Chalk, also IL Gity, Coelonford , ; Kevruer, cilasteri On the Ist Of .veil be pubilsi.e/i, Handsomely printed in 0 e Larg: Volatile, Crown a ro . on a tine woven paiper, pric-, itt boards, Ns. PO- - r;IICAL itailSnilt for . ism__ 1811, being Voluma,of the Work. This Volume includes more than .Three Hundred Original .and Fugitive ftenh, clearly uue-ha If of which are 01ii,inal, and abare Pwo• Hundred upan Poetical and Dratuatic Productions, publisned•Onring Wit) and 1812. Printed - for C. and J. o.ivington, St. Pull', China-yard; f whom nosy be li:id, lately published, Cite Volume for 1808 and 1809, containing One Hundred and Nineteen Original Poems, and One Hundred :tn.! Sixty7niue Fugitive Poerus, by timincut Authors, and • likewise One Hundred and Severity Clitieisins - upon Poetical and Dramatic Works, published during the Years 1808 and 1809. Of the sante Publishers war he had the six preceding Vo lumes of tite.Poetical Register, price 31. or any separate Vo lume. The, Six 'Volumes contain nearly Fifteen Hundred Poetical Compositions ) and more than -.Five Hundred Cri ticisms: lice Editor requests that Carnimmications for the Ninth Volume may be addressed to hiva as early as possible at Messrs. itivingtons. Under the august Patronage of their Royal Highnesses th e PRINCESS of WALES and DUKE of SUSSEX, his Impc-_ rial Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA, his Serene High ness the DUKE of BRUNSWICK, his Excellency the SPANISH ANIBASSAI/01t, and most of the Nubility throughout Europe, 1011 OWL AND'S MACASSAR OIL ; its virtues extrazted from a Trse in the Island of Macassar, intim East Indies, are far beyond eulogium for eradicating all im purities of the Human Hair, preventing it falling off or turn ing Grey; strengthens the weaLest Hair, and renders itthick and long on the baldest places; also a strong and beautiful Curl, Gloss; raid pleasant Perfume; produces Whiskers, Eye brows, Mustaches, &c. A foil description of its virtues are given in Rowland's Practical and Philosoiihical Treatise on the flair, enclosed with each genuine Bottle, signed on the outside label in red ink, thus, " A. Rowland and Son," with out which none are genuine. Sold at :Is. hit. 10s. 6d. and One Guinea per Bottle, by the sole Proprietors A. ROWLANI) and SON, Kirby-street, a Hatton-grden, Proprietors, A. ; mind by Messrs. Hendries, Titcb borne-street ;. Smyth, 117, New Bond-street; Gattie and Pierce, 57, D. Rigge, 35, ditto ; Beer}, Greek street; Bayley and I3lesv, Coclmspnr-street ; BarelaL, Fleet-market; Bolton and Tut 4 Royalt3change; and by all Perfumers and Me dicine London, and in every 'town throughout the Empire. - Also ROWLAND'S ESSENCE -of TYRE, or IMPERIAL DYE, a preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers, which will immediately and effectually change lted or Grey Hair, Whiskers, Eyei;rows, &c. to a Brown; Black, or Au. horn ; and so permanent, that neither soap or water can re move it. It is perfectly inooxious, and compounded of Ve getable Substances; 7s. 6d. per Bottle. Any Lady or •Gen tlenurn may apply it to their own Hair with ease, and It will prove superivr to any other. s~7e`:~ '~' ~~ ~►? - I.- • f r 4 4), • 4 • - • 1 ': +)) y ~ 0 'K. icr - , At rptih,,llra, - , , •, tgOsciiET!S GUI!) S, ,TO P. 3 R • This. Day was published, Third Etiktinn,pr i%0,. 6g, „ , r„ 110)1CTVIIR .nt: 1:7 COT O( te Otticlg to ...all. the Pctirlic ?iact.t. of Arattgeinent, and . , .cpri4,..5,1,4.4 in that Metro,p 4 4is ; ritetpmprm.x...; w!th Sir ditr , ...ren..s Fiuntrs fronkthe,Co?st to ,Paris; descrihr4 every thy of Otti , nTatiort on theOwurtrev, andin, Pos',l.lg li,c -gmlaticus,,Diqatlces in En(!lifb At. ; &c.; with fail Di rections .to.Strattgers 011 ti t le,ll' rri in Lim ,Gyit,o,.-„. F , Vieltished,Fith a 'correct APIr ort he var!ouslloutes,a..Plan Pais,plit>4 Luilkitt;g, and uthci intracstng Plates. , 13y I.oiJlti rif.r,' 'the ore: Carter h.at,,rel. ,- everirS-Pitrig Its is. 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The Alnattlir Reriew - obscrres—"• vt - c bayv beers lr~sed acith d:e n0t..1 ea of waking the a A teochingsltOwirtg; the toltjt;::7ts inti;ti; Ate a igood s: rtes. 1 . 1 1 ,, Faith i :Are cach.literally.transh•tted froin.French into awl prone useful tri tlios,2 Who SILTiy HO:lurks on- Rhetoric contain- an e:titlaivalion of i;•t , - rion3tl„,fritres, with exnaiples at/ large. • fife young stutleitt will fluid these explanations concise and cottiPreltensine, will be grntilietl he tite elegance of the allastra.inns..- 'the Extracts, which the third part cootains, futliciously se lected front the best Authors in both languages. THE POPE. LETTER OF CONGI,IBTbLATION FROM THE HUM CATHOLIC PRELATES, TO HIS HOLINESS PTE , PLUS vII. . , . To his Holiness Pore Pius VII. tAe Roman Catholic Prelates of Ireland, wi.deing prosperity. The hope of Christians at ;'est. has revived, and the Cathoe iic Cltreir tegaiued its state and intle;rity, in your well being, goat stud glorious Man of God, Pius the Seventh, our Sovereign Pontiff; who, - by resignation, nut less titap by chiatancy, have brought home Chiest tonur view; and iii )(me most providential deliverance from those tiiiiictieese which, through sine and the same uatregc, abased and held captive the,stiptemacy of your huiy function, anti th e e s ejesty of your personal, virtues. Tteall the several nattone weary of their enslavement, had burst forth into exertion' for the overthrow of despotism, this event ha^ proved grate ful ; to all the good a matter cf delight : es for the Catinei lies, it :s,tl been the grand- object of unireisal wish, end deunted, and pray i.e. But to us, Holy lather, who in net desteet;ee at the Christein Commenweat, were the tof-e -must to express sech sorrow, that the very of your beloved people of Rome was folly re-echoed our sighs, tin yuttr account; who dared to intimate, th.,t such enormous isarbarity must he short-lived; who deririiv protested against any unrep,tion s.n your iiiviola ,ie doriug such eaetit Hy; Ellis event has intro& C:4.1 re etc than is return of Cite Common joy.- 1,. 'tag reallieu efen the pect;!;er merit of a tic ory, ouitiole tueeed, et with and atten;:- attt upon that ae'attrable trieutekv, tit whielt yots he extremity of, all misfortune, we have proved our adhereoee to van, as' arnonquered; we, 111 c l -elute, shall be priviteg - tei to avow, with somewhat of ostentation, our at aentoenz Aire our jubilee, ita this coujencture of a ll t ia p e t uess .—" 'fiey right baud, 0 Lord, heti) a 'ought tor itself teettren ill migsifine.s. thy right mord, C , Lord, hat h ueatea ill pieces t hide envie; ; and, ins thy multiplied fyraudettr, this has laid thesis g lti , vr, who warrutl itgaitist thee. lout; iseciabidst toy storm', veld a sea . covered them." i\ext, - after the homage to your flultneS!, the illusrri,ina Senate of your Caroiimis tilt uemaisJ our oest am west fie nouring accianertion. .in truth, :teither would any ere , cornier', that we could utter. leer any possicie eztpre?t>toil of , praise, be enough to .et forth the het J 14 ,, perseveranct of that Body: • Tore away from your paternal eutbrace, inia!tired in seuttrate prisons contittcd to , I.s.tutt },lanes tit tinishment, fax from ceceating under Cite trial, tliey have tbroagoout tee weed an einiuent consideratiesa for Magna nimity, allegiaoce, principle, duty, and incorruptible cha racter. lit a Word, they hare purchased an exceeding et nown, and they ',eve ~av et' oast res.:aro leis renown from the ruin and contlegration which overwhelmed their e,itterior dig nities. Such renowu must endure, and be worse:l)prd in times to'colut. - Throush the intervention of your-Holiness, we ne beg to congrattoete oar venes.dee e,aliet t eues, the Bishops ofitety. They also tare tu:Aim.eitd misery, % aud privations, and tee roe. They have felt latviess authority arid expatriatioti.-- Their dense is toat .Coa ftds.,r,:s for the Faith; their imputed crime, a sit etiiitt one assureuiy, had teen 'allegiauCe to yeise Holiness. But, err this, they will have experienced a con soling change. Nor can see omit toile:lama yottr i:lvrucibte and Rev. Clergy of Rome, and of the States - preseilted,'as they have been, by . the frantic excess of tyranny, with deportation into Corsica, or batrishmeet -to the Val ensue, fliese ter' on their return will, undoubtedly, share a distingui,eed I m r e tiality of your Holiness, now restored. As to t,i, tatne, tisey will fully possess it, fur they have deserved noOly. The - te snit of manifold persecution has bteu to place its evidenc ' this truth; that the 'nighty power of CisitlST in the Catholic • Church eanuot,he,worn out by the force of time; that in you, and those matted with you, the same energetic s e net stilt :ern , vives, which of old gave detiance to Deatn, aild trampsed it . ilowit, in the blessed Martyrs :- that, svlseresoever dwells the spirit of Christ, those also Isis feceuom melees, which knaws his immortality tube its owe. ' Let }twee, the asylum of canonised saints, and the last strung noel of religioa, lift heneetor ad th guinary and ignonte domistatiuti b may now, with safety recollect, that within her precinct the federal altar of Citiristianity is established for everlasting; that Apostles sit there. eethroned to deliver judgment to tue nations, until the world shall end. Let the ashes of her Martyrs exalt, and lienAitostolie shrines give token et ree juicing. you, the partners in founding an itnperi•dtit!ese Govcritineut 'under Christ's sway, 0 Peter and Pauli Snail not even your relies be agitated oy this joy, for tile re=esta blishMent of 'Pius the Seventh ill the place of his home, and ! I s Britain, although divorced from our Faith; her burthen of trophies, kind of your repose And, i w n e t i l l ie ni c a tij s o h y l einfeerei l U l t r li t e l r i : . Y h u ig ii l d i eibition. Ber principle had oath. peace to the world at-large. rine principle been to repulse the strides of Despotism, to vanquish Cs2rpit tnieuvue'rttloegeil.l.teted nor tottered to. •s the ?tee racted steuegie. It tti•u wee%% filch raised the s t endar d as the prumwent katkr, to an utterly d es p airing oa i s fu dbutitnthajelui iding d t ai s s s pe e i e rr, rt , a t ‘Nl l , : a ti csi t iti world; that she prothgally expended her immense reseurees, and the bleed of her population, in sending forth, 'Mid in every ditection, renowned Generals, and invoicidie arinies; of which brave It ish Catholic legions former; a part; - whose achievements in Egypt, Italy,- Portugal,• Spain, and its she heart of will stand forward in history. Toe eeresere of Catholic gratitude doe to.encli au Empire is 'llO tither lean _ that, which may be claimed upon maul:old by the tieliveit4s of the human race. We remain persuaded, that you, Hole Father, not only are the most lit to repey this debt of gratie tude, en the betiall of all, but, may do to with the most sleets= did effect.. • In conclusion,-•enabracing heartily and affectionately tire knees of your Holiness, unit uernanotu i ; tot' ourseivts'lti l d uus" Churches your apostolical benediction, we pray, t hat our L, rd God, Jesus Christ, as be has miraculously rescued ye I,n eic cessor of Peter, from the arrest of Herod, they le: you in length of days, anti estalitish your throne in eeu e s e &estate Cathalle Cis;olleee, eleyrroutli, June t 7, I tts , i. ATI:Mk •