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' Ptit r if . ,, N ''Fi 4 , ,,, INN t ; 'NT EVEN IN G, Oct. 19, will be i i l'i i t : ‘, l %,T l % , gedy of iti ll'4Co4,,, -E 'NfuE PRESERVED. til, 6 f.aY; Pierre, Mr. Yonne; ; and Belvidere, . . wglie r third app earatice 'i n that Character. i. 1 ..,,,, 'lot hich will be added, r . 3'. , ,'4l N'' : T I , MIDAS. • e Maid of the Mill; with The Forest of ii\ lS li, kl a I ESS • Ott ti tr . ill GER MANY.—TraliSlation of st.,:t,t:).ttAt:f.T.b4illis ;vont PrincetField-Marshal Blucher k . .;: r ..,- It. El, ~ ,o v retilicrg, and four Villages io Silesia, ad .. kuti.ot,r!ett:tarien, Esq• t.:', 1 4 ' t 'ttt io ,.' of y , 25 I have duly reeeived. Accept Isp„ . 'elis. to ', for the zeal and activity' with which you 4 4 , 47 i; • rw ' t !Veiat e the distresses of my unfortunate 14. N,.111,!4,,....T'e assured, tl.at no one can he more dee j ily b,..tt,k.,iiitie,7, services retider&l bv you and your co.ad the'ofki,';!.,,, whilst su indefatigably etigaged in drying tikt t, - litik, " o ccasioned by , a War, the result of which ,Nteicit,idnd inippiirtsa of Europe. I repeat the 44'. - 1 . 1, 1 1 1 . 10V11f t. i 444 ,YA ill in person, of the sincere esteem . , il, - , P:-, 4 4'! , c 1 1 . 1 shall never cease to , feel for•you, and 46, ''eg , 6, 5 . of your PhilanthropieCommittee. 44 * 1814 ' , G. BLUCHER. k' eady ,• , ad vert i sed - - L.112 j 090 - ,0 10 4 )_sit , sub • : : „„ 1 ..1,,,,, scription s since received: - 1 41:it ii, I. :is. ;;in, per Rev. Win. I ,loo t , , • ist, Gordon - 13 18 6 mt l o 4 ly i Ti 3 3 0 Collected at St. Ma k,.ll 46' aild ry's Church, Kil 'ltt.'litr, hi t !I}ti u ,, , Holt i 5 0 kennv, on ie day . , ill % t'o%, 3 f r , . 5 0 0 of Thanksgiving, h .4h, Ot of ~ on by Rev. Peter hoe 10 e 0 INlti-n , ti - A r,, tl, 4,4 (t ) ou t r . ,... Subscriptions from t i t he I, - . -.. Northampton and , I ttlii h - vli t , , . ' 6 2 14 11 vicinity, 6th retnit- O. Q:te1,,,45_ tance 93 11 9 ikopt, ti,ce to From a few Itidivi ,l;ol:4 f..{ - , 2 4 0 duals at Hackney, 4' 4 Yt hE P nl for die Orphans 6 0 0 Is lli st4 tiati C. Collection among the - it q t)4 . 5 0. o n , , • Servants, at ditto, .. 1 , re t , i 'Pha, for ditto - • 0 17 6 i4 4 d ,h e lt edhy Ditto :iy a little Girl, 1e4 , 41' L 'kciti g l, 7,, 4 , 4,,,, -in Ciaptou School A "tun of of Industy; fordo. 0 7 1 kin - At Lloyd's. t4.‘ t bkt Ed en 47 9 0 Collected at the Me- thooist - Chapel, C o Ai l t i:!,; 4 , ir .pe r - Thir,k, Yorkshire, 't 110 'oltli , 4.1 1 ( 1 40 out" ROO % 3 0' pen oh n,lruntage, 'iii i ' i l " Ju l • 11 ' Minister -1/ 0 9 1: 4 11 th t e, •• Collection in the Pa- Lts. Or., e a . ttiktil'it t ':''of ‘v . - • , risil of Sholidou, i ;v.,4iii,) ( " 1- .iii il,rcfordshire. 6 6 6 t 4 „"' t' s .vi t _' 1- 1 Ditto iii the Parish k kii t -" , a . L .q„ I th, ~ 6 4 2- U - of iheroid. iiticV.,.-• . :N * " t eil , - i ",... Ditto, forilshire . lO 9 7 c e 'li t .'l44,,, "''''' ' Ditto, D.itto, extra. 3 6 3 tti L i , ~ sr . - _ `ll4,!lu' `rived at the 13ar of the : City of London 'lto, .Ptlee-house; Stuck Exchange ; and at all u vrt ario. coontly. R. 11. Z.i.ARTEN, .I Sotretaries. LUKE 'HOWARD J I \l‘ ;:''.----------;-- t v , ---- i' , ,,;.1, E - -LOACH to BATH, trom , i the tot kt , ,X 4ttir .e'tt:i'ziGE, Ludgate-hill, Tuesdays,. _r t. ... , : liZttiii4113(t):::?:;,:. at Six a'C . 16(1. Breatifast_s_ a a u t s S e al il lt,„ , l 4 'ne 4 , d ', ~,1- 1 , and arrives at the York -1 - 1 ~ l Bath, "i 1 / 4 1 11 , ,i 4,, ten o' ( looli, and returns trout Bath at the 1,, - ii; „ ,ttl '') . ' W.•EI d: ys, and Fridays. Brealtfasts r a „, e , ading, and arriv es iu L • ondclibetwevii k l t , toek. ~ te .., 1441 e .... L. 2 5 S,... , ittt . ....... • • i 6 vet. is 1.. ..... .. ....... oti ce rtlye c oo )lit 35 if ;' C J 31:, 1 ° „t it itl ( i ii° t : tl t 1 ? 5 t /i c f it " hi llk no s t e i) i GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sept. 17, 1814. n y Statute 39 Geo. 111. cap. 76, called (the 11-4/11 , Ship Letter Act) the Postmaster General was autho rized to receive Letters directed to places within the Kink's Dominions, and to Countries beyond. the Seas, and to for ward them by any Vessels (although nut Packet Boats) and to take a Rate of one-half of the Packet Postage of Letters conveyed by Packet Boats. And by the same Act the Postmaster-General was autho rized to take a Rate of Postage of 4d. a single Letter, and so in Proportion for Letters brought by Ships other than by Pac. ° l: l et Boats, under certain Regulations from Places Abruad into Great Britain. The first Clause in the adore Act cuntitines in force :—But By an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 54 Gco. 111. cap. I(19, the above Rate of Postage of 4d. a sirgle.Let ter will cease on and from the 10th October, 18i4; and a Rate of Gd. a single Letter, and so oh in PropoitiOn on double, treble, and ounce Letters, will be:,nne p:tyable ui lieu thereof, in Addition to any Inland l'ostage which Lay arise upon the Internal Conveyance of the Letters. And the same Act contains the following- Regulations, viz.: - Ship Letters may he forwarded by the Parties themselves. Scat. 3. The Postmaster-General shall receive Letters di rected to Places Abroad, both within the King's Dominions and Kingdoms and tlountriee beyond the Seas, from Persons who may be desirous to forward them themsekes upon Pay ment of a third of the Packet Rates, and shall mark the Postage and return the Letters to the Persons, wlio may forward them by any Vessels, not being P.icket 13.)ats, with out Penalty. Persons Licensed to collect tellers. - Sect. 4. And the 'Postniaiter-General shall and may Li cense Persons to collect Letters to be so for Warded upon Pay. ment of the afaiosaid Rates, so as such licensed Persons shall previously bring the Letters to a Post-Odice and pay the Rates,—and all ,Coiree-houst:. Keepers, Brokers, and others desirous of collecting Letters at theii.flouses, are hereby required to- apply to the General Post-Olice, in Lombard street, or to the several Postmasters at the Out Perts, for the said Licences, which will be delivered to them free of any Charge whatever. , .Agents in the King's Dominions and Countries beyond the Sens. Sect. 5. Forthe Security of Letters coming to .Great Bri tain; and to place them undenthe Operation of this Act, Sect. 5 and t;, .the Postmaster-General is to authorise Persons Abroad to collect Letters from Masters of Ships and others, and to crake them up in sealed Bags' m Parcels, addressed to the Postmaster General, putting into the said Bags (ki Parcels a cert;ticate of the Number of Letters contained in the same, and aa Impression of the Seal which shhll he used, .stid the Date when sealed, and for their Care and Troublethe Mas ters to whom the !lags of Parcels shall be contided for (2on vevance to Great Britain, shall pay to such authorizes! Per son at the Rate of as. liriliShilloory, for every 50 Letters, and so in proportion for a greater or lesser Number. The Packet Agents and Deputies to the Postmaster General in the King's Dominions, or Corntries beyond the Sezis; the ColOuial Postmasters, his Majesty's Consuls, or Vice Consols, or Where there are no Public Onicers of these Descriptions, any other Public Officer: dr respectable Person will Ite noth J . riser! by the PiAitniasit ; :t'eneral to ~tethe. rp Bag tin of Letters in the manner before described. • • - Masters of Ships Sect. 6: Are to pay as above for the Bags entrusted to them and on delivering - the same in a i:erfect State at any Post:-llffice in Great Britain, will be repaid by the Postmaster the ,_;um of Honey which they shall have so advanced, and also for their own Care and Trouble the Sinn of Two-pence per Letter for every Letter or Pachet contained in such Bags or Parcels. Sect. 7. If any NLAster shall open any Bag or Parcel en trusted to him, or take out any Letter, or not duly-deliver t be Jag with the Letters at the Post Office, of the Place wl'ere he shall arrive; without wilful of unavoidable: Delay, every Mas , ter shall forfeit and pay Soot. . Sect. it. The M.isters are required on their Arrivain.i Port, to - sign a Declaration that they have delivered all Let ters on board according to the - Act, and until such Declura thin, :the (hikers are 'not to permitthe 'Vessel to break Buik, and every Master wilfully neglecting shall forfeit out. And with •resprtt to Letters frona Great Britain to Coun tries abroad, Masters of Vessels are required to take Notice, that if they shall have on board any such Letter (except the. Lettersi of their Owners) neither inelased-its the ceaierl Bags that will continue to be tuadeup-at the General Past-Otiio, and at the Out Ports, nor lotting the otlicial'Math :Lod Sturnp, to denote tbata liate of POsta ge hat been paid for thet ., arue of which - Stamp Impressions - are ierthibited at every Poit-Of ficei),.such Master shall as aforesaid forfeit the. Sum of Five Pounds .for every Letter. And the Officers .of the (htstofl are, under this Act, to adminiter en Oath to every Master, that he -has not any Letters on boarifeontrary to Law. • • Officars of the Cutstoms. Sect. 9. The principal Officers of the.. Customs .at every Port are required to search Ships for Letters on .board, con trary to the Act, anti to seize them, and they are to he Intl tled•to a Moiety of the Penalties. • Sect. 10. Stich Officers are required to administer an Oath tnevery Master outward bound, that he has not any betters oil bunt which have nut paid the Rates, nut being the Letters of the Oahters. A Declaration is to be signed by every Master arriving from abroad, as explained in that part of tli;s- Advertisement imme diately addressed to them ; and until such Declaration the OtlieerS are not 'to permit the VesSel to break • Btillt, and (See. 12.) if any Collector, Comptroller, or priocipal Officer, hereby re:l - aired to prohibit any Ship or Vessel breaking Bulk until the Provisions of this Act be complied;with, shall permit such Ship Or Vessel to break Bnlk, such Collector, Comptrol ler, or Oil - leer so permitting :such Ship or Vessel to break Bulk, shall forfeit or pay. the Suns of Twenty Pounds; one Moiety thereof to be paid to the Informer. Merchants, 13rolteri,'and the Public, • • Sect. S. Will take notice, that if any Person whatsoever shall send any Letter or Packet by any Ship or Vessel of which he shall not be the Owner, or if any MaAer shall have un board or carry any Letter not being the Letter of his Owners, without such otticial Mark thereon, the Person so offending- shall 'fbrfeit and pay 56. for every such Letter or , Packet. Sect. 14. Any Person Who shall, forge or counterfeit the Stamp Mark of Postage, or Designation, to be put upwythe Letters by Authority of tl►e Postroaster-General, with intent to avoid the Postage, will be guilty an Mistlt tneanor. • Sect. 18. The several Penalties of thii Act to be recorercxl in any Court of itecor►i with full Costs ; a Moiety to be .pahl to the King . , and the other to any Person who will inform and Foe for the same. Sect. Hi. This- Act does flat extend to restrain the East India Company nor their Directors, from sending and receiv ing from tdieir Governments kod Servants atirtind, Packets, Letters, and Papers relating to the Affairs of the Company, and of their Governments ;throa t! in the 'manner accustomed.; 'but • all 'Letters-that are not the ()tlicial Letters and_ Pucl;ets of the East India Company, are liable to the ltates and Ite gulations of thy , Act. This Act will he pot. in execution at the Gent , r,il Post- Office, Loudon, amid at all Post Offices. in Great .iritain, on the 1111 of Octidier, and ill places abroad as soon as may he afterwards. The Postneester General will feel it hit Duty to enforce Pay-. ment of the Penaltie on every Breach of: thelaw::• By Commalid of-the PoAtninsfer General, FRANCIS IItE,ELIZiti, 4c-cretarjr, VICTUALLING-OFFICE, 0;t: 7; 1814. T HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING MAJE,STY'S NAT'Y do hereby give Notice, That on Thursday, the 20:h Instant, M. Reeki,' thei r ..-I(rent at Portsinouth ) , will be ready 'to receive sealed Ten : tiers, and treat for One Tholisand Quarters of ENGLISH WHEAT (weighing 57 pounds per Bailed), and for One Thousand Quarters of CLOS;E-DRIED AMBER MALT, to be an.smerable to Samples exhibited at Me Office; tobe.deli y,yed in One Math, and to be paid for 'by Bills, payable With interest, Ninety days after date.' , No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Prue shall owt he in:,•erted in ,fords at length, or that shall not be delivera bilore Twelve o'Clock.--"On the said Thursday, the 20th instant, ror unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some. Person on his behalf, attends, to answer when called • Tire Conditions of the Contract may lie seen at the Vic- PortsmOnth. Oct. 17, 1814. C0,11:11ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING " 4 - His .ILf.I.ES rrs NA IT do hereby give Notice, That cm Fluky, the 28th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in Jr) iting, sealed up, and treat for TVITELVE . HUNDRED MILLE of GOLDSTONE or DROWN WILLOW RODS (not less than Forty-eight Inches ire length), to be an swerable to Samples (r/ not less than 5 00 each, great Tale), to be prduced With the Tenders; to be delivered into his Majesty's Fietaalling ,Stures at Deptford; the first deli very to take place in November next, and the•whole to be frr nished by the Stith of pri fa& ; and to r be paid for by Bills, 'voyable with Interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at . the Se cretary's (Vice. Tenderfrr a less quantity than 100 Mille will be attend ed to ; nor _wild, regard- be had to any in which the Pre _shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shmll not be . delivered to the Board before One o'Clve/i on the said Fri , day, the ii3th Instant, nor unless...44e Person who makes the Tender, ,or some Person . on his behalf, attends, to answer when. called for. • Day • were published, in 8v o. price 9s. lids. LPINE SKETCHES, comiwised in a short Tour through Parts of Hoßind, Flan( France, Sa voy,: Switzerland, and Germany, during toe Summer of IS-14. U AIENII',EIt of the UNIVEKS,ITY of OXFOItD. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornie and grown, Pa ternoster-row. • • . • This Day was published, In Three Volumes, 12wo. the Second Edition, price 11. hoards, of AVEIitEY - or, " 'Tis Sixty Years. since.", A Norel. fainted .I.l3allantyne and Co: for Longman, nee-4. Orme, anti Wown, London ; and Archibald Constable anti Co. Edinburgh. LOCK AND L DISPENSARY . . . iia itoyal DOM the following. Connnitt E:trl of Egreknoßt . , Rt. iio 1. li. B Shetia t, m, M. 1 4. Hon. Cu1...1.-Barry, ..of YORK, President, and !t! of Governors . Col. W.. 1. Jones, M. P. 7 John Latoucitt,' E(1. M. P. CieLient.,, M. P. Capt..l. Hay. _ . . SunopiN,_ Mr. Kiernan, :NG!Mlier of the Rural College, London. TIIE• above ESTABL,ISEIMENT unites the Safety:of a I'll nhiciNsTrru nom, with al)clicacv, Honour, and Secrecy, that belongs to Private Practice, and, added to its high Patronage, it is conducted by such Profes sionalll and extensivt.. Practice, that the wnrstrCases of Disria*e 4 ak,Stricturew,Debility, I.4lmations, how l .-ver, invetei ate or of long standing, experience a . complete Cure, as well as that. Derangement of the Generative Organs, which impairs the Constrtotiou and shortens Life. • Isle. Kiernan may he.consolted by Patients of both sexes, at his prii-ate house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bed ford-square, where the necessary Advice and Medicines will be given, or sent to airy part of the , United Kingdom. .lust published, price,, 3s. Practical Obsvreations on the above Diseases, ; sold by Sherwood at - ICO'. 20, Paternoster row, and by H. Highley, No. 24, Fleet-street. . • PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. 1 - I.Amtunott, OCT.. IL — We arc still without ally ni beittic inforinlAioti .of the transactions of the Congress. One thing is certain, that the King of ..11eniarl: has ken received in the most friepfly Manner by the Einperors . Alexander and Frauds. Great preparations are making here and ill other parts ~ f Germany, to celebrate the'lBth of Octob er ,. t h e ann i v e rsar y o f t h e b att l e of Leipsic, by 1V bleb our country vas delivered from the most degrading despotism that ever afflicted humanity. Te, Deunt, will he celebrated in all the churches here ; att, the evening there. will be illumina tions, free admissions to the theatre, and a pub lic . The Senate of Hamburgh has recently ordered the fOrmation ot a Burgher-guard, to consist of aild illhabitalltS from the age of The city is to be Alisided into six districts, each. district to have a battalion of 1400 wen. The general dutie s o f th ese citizens soldiers are to defend the town.,a,gainst all hostile attacks, and to preserve internal order and tranquillity. SPAIN. SEVILLE, SEPT. 17.---The Captain-General the Conde ofAhisval, this !minting Imirdled to Cadiz with 4,000 men, to levy a contribution of 15.000 reals on the inhabitants of that city, to defray the expenee of the American expedition. Tl-re Volunteers of Cadiz are to be disarmed ; they amount to 8,001) men. —A 'frigate, laden with bullion, has arrived at Cadiz from the liavannah. Two expeditions are to .;o•to America ; that under Moxillo is destines! for Monte Video, which place .has,thev say; surrendered to the rebels. The English General Downie was closetted several lutrs with the Captain-General, pretious 'to his delmrture, and Colonel Steele is gone post' , to Cadi4 with dispatches. . • Caatz, 20.—=-There is a report that the Captain-General, the Conde of Abis.al (O'Don nell) is coming 'here fl'Om Seville, and t:,•lt . all the Volunteers of this city are to be iunnediately disarmed. . ' FRENCH PAPERS. PA2,IPELUNA, SEPT. 2 9.----7pw . foll . 6Wing are two Official Documents which • throw much light on the'state of things in this quarter of . Spin, and on the motives appcal to have decided GL:- nneral Mina •to declare war against his•• Gover- ment PROCLAMATION OF THE VICEROY OF NAVARRE . , COUNT ESTE LETA, ADDREsStD T) THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, OR DEPU TATION OF THE FR*VINCE:— " Illustrious Senors,,-By an order of,the 15th just:which - I deceived on the ; 23d, his Majesty signified, that Marsha . ' doi Campo Don F. Espoz y iliina should be attached to the army of this province, With the appointments of retired rank, and should fix his residence in this 'city ht 4 Majesty . at the same time signifying, that the troops serving under 'him should he ,placed at the diposal of the Captain-General of ArragAth,' who should distribute them at pleasure in the towns under his command. . This order bating been forthwith communicated to the:said' Marshal, he replied . on the same day, the 23d, that be had re ceived it, and should. immediately repair to Pamycluna, At the same time 1 sent an hussar kith a dispatch, contain ing his Majesty's order, to the Captain-Geueral of Arragon, in which I explained the deplorable state of this country, and the urgent necessity of transferring the troops of Mina to other destinations. In the afternoon of the 25th; the Arragon Courier came to me, complaining that he had been arrested about one o'clOtk in the morning, in the vicinity of Olite, by two men on horseback, whom he supposed to be 'Navarre Hussars, and who, without maltreating him, took from him his letter bag and immediately disappeared, Last night General Miva, impelled by the spirit of insur rection and revolt, attempted to disttirb the traminillity and public order of this city and province, by g:ving himself up to the greatest excesses. He approached with the first regi ment of Volnnteersto endeavonr tq larprise this city, having provided himself for, that purpose with ladders to scale the ramparts, and acting in concert with .the chiefs of the 4th regiment, which Was in • garrison in tie place. The latter spent a part of the night on the ramparts with other ufflcers. of General Mina's party, and his nephew of the same name : but tha visible hand of Providence,' and the sentiments of honour which animate. the officers 4f the lst regiment of Na varre, rendered his project abortive. The latter sent me one of their number to acquaint me with this extraOrtiinary - tidy, to assure me of then= inviolable fidelity, and to offer to brave all dangers in support of the execution of 116 Majestys orders. :•" I acqtr.int you of the,se events, in order that,prrsuaded of the necessity of instructing the; inhabitants of _the pro vince of the true state of things,• you may inmiediqtely print and publish a• manifesto, informing the Navarrese-, that•if Espoz, Gorriz, Asura, Mina, C: a, and some others their par tisans, have endeavoured to get possession of this capititt, and :cum the lie - irors of vaiust their own countrymen, there still have been found among- them some othcers, pri vates, and citizens, faithful to their King and country, who have counteracted their mad projects. God preserve, &c. (Signed) Cuunt ESPELATA. Pampethila, Sept. 27, 1814. P,ROCLAMATION. Inhabitants of Naverre !—lt is impossible to describe to rocs the pain which we feel. Hitherto we bad considered General lispoz y Mina as a hero, who, by \ his courage, had revived • the glory and the fidelity of our ancestors : but since 'that event, which is a real attack Upon the soverei4nty of .a Mo nrrch so beneficent, so worthy of our love, a Monarch crho has sworn to tmaintain our rights and privileges, our hearts are filled with bitterness. Navarrese, our fidelity to the King,was never doubtfal. During six years 'of a horrible war, we braved oil perils and made every sacrifice. After having purchased peace and the liberty of our Sovereign at the price of our blood atkl our pro perty, shall we renounce that glory which places us on a level with the most heroic nations ? Would you wish to see re, newed the horrors of a war more cruel than we have just seen terminated ? 'Toleration or indifference. (for we cannot sup pose attachmentYwill render you as criminal, as your past conduct has rendered you worthy of esteem in the eyes of the universe. Navarrese, your honour is still without stain:. your fidelity has not been doubtful.-'Although - General Espoz has in volved with himself some partisans, we rejoice on se oi t , g , officers and soldiers who were under• his orders nobly relase to second his designs against this capital; We hope that other citizens will imitate this fine example of fidelity, iy repel:log with the same constancy the suggestions of misled' men,;ltha wish to obscure our glory. . . Now i 4 the moment L , ive proofs of our fidelity and at tachment to the Sovereignly constirut ed authorities, and es'pe.!ially our worthy Viceroy, Wl:me high qualities are well nown. order of the Kingdom of Navarre, in its name, (Sighed) • - FRANCIS VP.RAMUNDO, BiShoP'of • • VINCENT SARRAZA. • • • • MANUEL DE, SPINOSA. • Pampeluna, Sept:2B, 1814. MADain, OcT. circular from the Minister of Grace and Justice, addressed to all Archbishops, Bishops, and Clapters, and dated the 26th Of September, orders them to reside on their bene flee's, and stick of them as are about Court to re tire to the ,same as speedily as possible. The Pre shient of the Roy4tl Council can alone,authoyize any of them to remain' in the capitai. The 1. - ,faut 'Don Carlos has been .appointed Genetali •snno of all the Spanish armies, and Vice-President of the Supreme Council of War. It is remarked, that for sonic tinte past 'the Gazette of this city gives no article of ne‘Vs from France. ViENNA, OCT. night was. given the grand Cpirt-hall, to which 10,000 persons ,vere invited. The great p,ersun.iges retired aboitt iii Ihe , norning. NAPLES, SEpr. 24.--A Courier bas arrive(l Itfre f..oin the-Puke of Rocca, lioniaisa, his Maje , ,y'l Eii‘ov Emriloilinary at Vivyia. jts tespate,:le,s give the most Satisfactory dvtztilS hP.':t,nt • eceptitT. at the Pria4 c E r lazy l itas.be,eu prcoted to ths: Ku is &y Cunt . .- t •.• • • • .......... 0 , :a'.4. . . ---. AAN•t,..... ' ORTGAGE , S k4t i ' ti aN l),. from 20 1 ,0001. to 50,0001. on the NI, ,4 c' tc) Ple Freehold Socurity, and particularly ad ;4;;:, 1 1 ;41" ~;I;,llstees haring large Sums to hiy ollt 04 . iti-. 14 ! .4 tt e Krs o , ecur itY'.- , —A liberal riononeration UPI! be 4, 04rtic,i, procuring it. • '''‘l't N,.i 4 rs may he ol,tained on application, to 'Mr. ciolter ' . , 1. hreadneedle-street, London. kit", • . . ---. St it \J ITC,N; .. th N, . '' s :. 4 !1,, i '1 t f (It, ti GIJIDE to .. HEALTH is ad -441,ti54.447„, heat a,,lll.lic.ted with Nervous . Disorders, to those i t iLtif u.., w tah. , ,, chang e of climate,. and to - those-who NiNli to t ‘ t !'er cau `,! , ses and relaxations, originating in a I ti lk t `, l ip,, i ol.n a -s, this Work is pill , ularly reeommend itAit'4,, 1 herd't)f people grown old before their time, ll;:' 11 4' ''' ) 11 4 1" exalt ' e means of uecorery of-tile mind as well . 1, 1 1 1 4 !•ri,,:!t of 11 :!? them from a stare of utelancholy and 40 1 i i, , , , ~ ‘.iij y r .attel` l 3 t i o hl h p e e o ale, and .t. happiness.,dth CasesAtt suchde 74 °4', h,, `veld Guid )s e e t r o v i t ie w a n it s h a ,' price Bs. '1 "4.1 4 s• '' Netly, and Jones, Paternoster-row ;and li t , • \,,,... r 1 44 --------...._ .... li, tL7- 1 , , la tit le -Y, AND A GOOD COMPLEXION. k,i111411..1)'1vat.1,1e,(1 qualities of the Genuine GOW iti f The rj' l.lo N, as a safe, mild, and elegant pre to ' i t ' '''l 1; 4 iithi' n " a l . of all Eruptions from the Face and i, , st o c , t , ,- , . I,„ s ii i , li r 4a , o titling,tne most delicate complexion, have CI% 1 . , NI N h k,, d ...? Fashionable ‘Voild; and many thou- LiliOl' t '.(l 4, utstinction have - 1 4. %h. , iic,. .„, , adupted, continued, and I N ! i t i T r , Ald eq _ Loe consequence has been, that per tirt4 s lit Prevetitut? t he Public spurious imitations of the Lii i . 4 141 e ts,,,. '' llijiiry and• di- ,'lnnietit to the anis ,w,l,itor 11.4, 1 Yt o state slim) 1 . . N 44 u , 1, 1 ,.. by /%, . , that the Genuine Lotion is pre It, IN t .re, L '.s• VINCENT, No. 6, I)avi•zs-street, I lfq, it rti l 4 i t u lt ; i scri i -° , t i A d t ".; who is the sole possessor of Dr. , Ati v ,. v es . i , ecip e . Vit ite 4 t is . 4. .. ette " , Ring , worms, and Sun-burns. 1,,1 4 , 4 tit, ...a Not e f , 1 ,, y „ '‘‘).(; , 101 11 Lmey Catherine Lennox to Mrs. Nitt,itatite Nu.. iJa vies -street, Grosvenor-square tio t lti4,?tij,lle 1:449, Charlotte -street, Portiand-place. tt, i4 `. 6, t ?is t h ri ?N• presents her compliments to Mrs. I N ,. 4,, A t , .1,, , j , e Pleasure, of t t . .• ft•it b • the use of 'Wit h , , t f her a in, ~ ~ ,N ) , t, 4 &i t ' d I It , rl . lt L owland's Lotion, she is perfectly 4 1 1 '4 L 4 tx 'Y lie lu zi uptui her face and arms; site was k )t .i :ll 4\ ':. , ,%. 1 r t t e td. tti Irl yllysician to make use of the Lotion, a it .t k titt it • vi ti . -1 . tnost sanguine expectations. - • t i tid4,4 3 % 4 llc , :t.ipe, e N c l o t-, .sule Proprietet of Dr. .G.)•land's irk t,l,ly, k.,1 , ,0 . 1 .. • 6, I .. ) aries-streci, Grosvenor-square I ., , ii t , t - t at. 4 , e,i, v /3,; , 0 -,.. ford-street ; Smyth, Perfumer to 01t, ) ,‘4,4,,Nt. p,u;!"streeti Messrs. - Ne'where and Sons, 4 4..‘ , 'l , ' la e ater s Church-yarn ;, and all . rt.•sneciable t t •t, I tit la kft,i -'s in Genuine , f • • - , • • • •:-,- Tom, itli k li t , v e „, • 83. ud. _ •-• . !...( iclits, 2 l . n i.•%•4. t, iii,,,,f+ c,,,,,,, .31!nts ss. rid. had-viols Os. 9d. sm 41 . „.ter.teit Lotions, it is necessary to ob 4. 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