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. ~; • v o 4 ~tc , ,; , t , , 144 Ors ' , ;, ,... ,t , .V . l l r, ', A, f a l \ =!`. : 774 4 4:l' '. V %if ~ s. rktr . 7 *, i 7 ciVA - , :gl",_ i''...;:c . :-• -;;., ..., t , Atit t lr A ipr ':;:":7,;,;,,,g_ ~t ..:, -:: I:t '''..:"A,,-,r, t,''',''. I.),:fkrA ' IF,ci,IIIIIV:S. ' ~‘si4i. I , ~ It'l . r *: ' . 4 041; !. 4 1" : 17 . -: n . ; '' 1 .. ' • ' , . 4.0 ~ ... 4. ~ " • , . • dr ,.. ......... .., . '' ' . 'li . t t ' ; ' '•,i• , .F , . ‘.` f: . ' 5 44 •':',* . , 6 :„. r;',' . - 1"-• ' ' 411•' ". srimilit*qs:4)3. • - f Y T H '44 .;•r , a,- ~ in N UMBER fivi:cf..) TUESD4 Y, DEcRiguER. 17, 1811. I PRICE SIXPENCE nAtYPEIigY - .. THEATRE ROYAL, CbVENT-GARDEN. . . • PLMORROW EVENING, Dec, 18, 1811, Will be performed the Comedy of THE RIVALS. Sir Anthony, Mr. FAWCETT ; . Sir Lucius; Mr. DA ;MERTON ; Fatilkland, Mr. 'YOUNG ,• • Captai Absolute, Mr. C K EMBLE ; Acres, Mr. BLANCIIARb; Fag, Mr. FARLEY ; David. Mr. EMERY; Mrs. Malaprop, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; • Lydia, Miss S. BOOTH ; lulls, Mrs. EGER iON ; Lucy, Miss LOGAN. After which will be revived the Musical Farce of .. THE HIGHLAND REEL. Kew for the Boxes to be taken of M. Brandon, at the 54 w tiox-Olfiee i n H art . s treet. „ aeit : Doors will be opened at klalf.past Five, and the Play inn Hall.past Six. ,CS 7s. Secontl.price 3s. 63.--Pit 3 6 . 64. Second-price 4 .• ..i; aII e r y ts. Second-puce is..—L poet Gallery is. Se tond-price Gd . . . On Thursday, Corinl4nus. sll4 4neare's Tragedy of Julius Ciesar is in preparation, lI P4 Whl be revived as sooif Is po,sible. ; . • ' _ STORMING OF BATAVIA. This Day was published, By Stockdale, jun 41, Pall-Mall, APLAN •of BATAVIA, and its whole Line of Defence, price is. Map of the ISLANDS of JAVA, MADURA, &c. zs.6d. CHART of the STRAIT of MADURA, is. N. •B. The above are all from actual Survey, and Contain the Soundings. Also, in one large Volume, Ottavo, including the above Map awl Plan. price izs. 6d. Skerches, Civil and Military, of the Island of Java and its Dependencies ; with interesting Paiticidars of Batavia, and authentic details of the celebrated Poison-Tree. . • Ttl LOIVI)ON GAZ.PTE ZA.TReIOII.I)I,VA Dawning•street, Dec. i 6, 191 1. Captaip Ty!den, Military Secretary to. Lieute. nant-'Gencral Sir Samuel Am:limply, arrived at the Secretary of State's Otliee this day with dispatches, addressed to the Earl of 'Liverpool. by tord'Alintir and SirS. Auchmuty, of which the following nits Copies. MY LORI), ' Weltevrcecie, Aug. 3t, aft. This Day wag published, price ss, in h,,ards, rONFER ENC ES between the DANISH CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES, resident at Tran qiiebar; and the HEATHEN NATIVES of SINUOUS. TiN. • Now first rendered in English ftom the Original Manu. script. By an OFFICER in the. Service of the Honourable East India Company. Printed for Johnson and Co, St. Paul's Church-YIN. I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of yo►►r Lortl,hip's diipatches of the 4011 . Septemhdr last, •which reached me after my landing on this' island. EAST INDIA HOW E, Nov. 27, 1811. . , TH,&,COURT of DIRECTORS of the ITED COMPANY 'of MERC.IIANTI of ENGLAAID Trod.. log to the East Indies, &eying this day cvr,ented 6P B.:llsit to rotore - Mr. William 'hag Merrirnan, late (..'1,4 Mate c.l :le ,xtsii Ship Lamborn, to the Company's Service, in ssbich more than th,ieparts in four concurred Operably to the At?of the isth of hit. presell Majesty, fl,r establishing certain R,gulotions jar the said Conipaly, Notice is hereby given, That at the Q:s.ir. teqy General Coral, appointed to be held on 11);4nesd.iy, the 18th DeCt.Viber next, the Resolution of the daid Court of Ditraors, !alive to Me. William Henry Merriman," lOU be qfj - cred to the consideration of the General court. . int.. 1.1,111 RAMSAY, Ste. iN4 the expedition against Java was undertaken by direotions, tram the' Right Honourable Lord Minto, Governor•Generat of India, he has required ma to detail to him the .opyrations of the troips. Your Lurdlialp will., however, I - trust, pardon thh literty I take inloolosing a copy of illy letter, ai.l will permiCme to Mil the folloWing general wort.. We landed on the 4th instant, within 12 miles Of Batavia, which was taken possession of on the 8 tit; withoUt opposition: On the loth, thetrooo had a sharp 'affair •at,Weltevreede with the elit6 of - tal Janseo's army, which 'terminated them into their strong position at Cornelis. Oil the 2, oth,we assaulted the works at Cornelis, which were carried, and the whole army, upwa rds of 10,000 disciplined men, were either killed, taktm, or dispersed ; With the exceptiiin of a small parry of horse that, escaped with General Jansen. We killed about vOOO, -took three'Cienerals, and 6000 prisoners, end are now in possession of the whole) country west fif Cheriben. . I have dire6trd . my Military Secretary, Ca/31244i Tylden, to wait on .your L9rdship. w*ch • this, dis. pafch, and I beg leave to refer you to him, for such fUrther particulars your Lordship may be desirous of being acquainted with. • tCORNHILL, AND tB, COVENTRY-STREET: ITUN recommend:. his Priebds, arid the Public generotly, to notice the favourite Scheme of the New pates of ‘Vith.only 12,0040 Tickets,' , there are Two 1. 14 ,s of 20,0001., Two or 6,r:0c . )1. Two o f "4,0101. Six of °,•• & c. No Prize ' less than 201. ' And the kl ~?le to be drawn aist 'Amory: 41) 2 , I CKETS and SHARES are selling by EYTON.'as hr,e, Who had the pleasure of distributing to his Friends in Lotteries drawn in Odober and November the fol. vwtfit,Capital Prices in Fifty-nine Shares, No, 3,343, Class A. a l'rize of ii,oool. 3343, Class It, a Prize of 15,0.01. • • 7r, Class B, a Prize o f 3 , 0001. 4,0 2 5, Class C, a Prize of cool. See. &C. 11-11 RD eDittorr. This Day was published, price us. A N ESSAY on the MILITARY POLICY and riTuriows f;t the isitiTtsH EMPIRE. By C. W.PAS L EY, Captain in the Corps of Royal Engineers. • Part I. • Printed for-Edmund Lloyd, Harley.street. ' IMPEY'S PRACTICI4C.P. This' Day was published, Closely' printed, containing near 900 pages,' in Two Volumes, Royal 04lavo. price if. Ss. in boards, or in One Vo. lume, 11, 7s. (dedicated by permission, to Sir lames Mans field), '1"1 - 1E NEW INSTRUCTOR CLERICAI,IS, I. stating the Authority, litriscUtion, and Modern Pr.le tiee of the Court of COrinnon Pleas:—The titth Edition; corrected ; with very considerable Alterations and Additions, to the present time. • By 101-IN IMPFS, Inner-'Temple. London Printed - for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Book sellers, Portugal-street, (11 . * New I'ditions of Mr. I rnpe.'s Office of Sheriff, liiider.Sherilf; and Crooner; and also Mr. fairy's Minton Pleader, adapted to an Attorney's. Office, will shortly he published. - ON the 21at NEXT MONTH will be all Drawn, •ti ci i . ocomparable LITTL E, LO'l*TE RV of ii,coo lE. , ' l . b, with io s oacl. FRILLS fur NEW YEARS Is. This Day was published, In Quint() price xi, 2s. hound, CUM LEXICON, Manuals, Priaittm a I A tvll EDE It ICO, 1 itstitutunt ; mox as - G l lft , sidito labore, SAM. PATRI CI, Audlum myriade arnplius ve.rbotunt yostremo innumeris vitas reputgaturn, plura rnibipit novis signiticatibus verborurn locupletatuin r,;ura 10. AUG USTI. EKNESTI : :atque iteruni rei.ensitunt et quail) plurintunt in utraque parte aitztutn. A. T. MOIL i. 1,1., S. T. P. \ I have, &c. S. AUGEIMUTY, Lietit..Gen. The Earl of. Liverpool, elec. Sec. Sc. FOR COUGIIS, CONSIINIP IsloNs, PF.O I'oloo. ESSENCE OF COLTSI.OOT. N. 13 . .;--The inclosure alluded to in this letter, 14 hr Dispatch from Sir Satunel Atiehmuty, to Lord Mititoi printed with the bublequent irtelosures. Thesauri (.; rwka.. Poeietts Auture. Eaitio Nova. _ . THE Herb Colt toot, called Tussilago by the An was distinguished, as .its name conveys, tOr its excellence in the cure of COughs, Asthmas, and oth:r pulmonary Complaints; it gently opens,. anti beak ra , .iit.ss and soreness of the breast, allays the ,tickling which pro» yokes frequent coualing, and gives liberty or breathing, without danger of taking cold ; thus it will prevent Con sumptions, it takenhefore the Lungs are ulcerated. Prettared, by lames Ryan, Surgeon, in Btistol ; and sold only by .F, Newbury and Sons, No. 45, St. Paul's, Lon. dun, in bottles 3s. 6d.'each. And by appointment by Ba con, Oxford street ; Hawkins, Old Bond-street ; Ward, Holborn; Harris, Ludgate-strut ; and Clarke, Borough. Observe the. words, " F. Newbery, No, 45, St. Paul's" engraved on the Stamps. Printed for Longm in. Most Kees, Dane , and Brown, F. C. and Itivington, G. lioninsoo, W Loworlea ' W. Otridge and Son, Wilkie , and Robinson, T. Payne, Seat. cherd and Letterman, F. 'WingrAve, It, Lea, I. 01001, Walker, I. N on, I. Deiglimo, Lackington and Cu. C. Law, I. `Vint,: and Co.• Cadell and Davies, Pate and Williams, L, and j. Ithliat.lson; G. Ginger, S. liarster, Booker, j Folder, Ma news and Leigii, I. Mavvinaii, K. Baldwin, .tod I . Johnson and Co. SCHB•NIE. . 2,Prlzes 0f,C2e,000 are 4.40,000 2 ~• . . 6,0e0 . .., t2 t 4 00 • 2 -' .. 4,oets - • 8,00 '''' ''. ~ 6 ' ..• , -- L coo --- - 6,000 .f . „, 2 ,196 from cool. to 231 . • - - 54,0au • It "ISII (Contractor) cratefully ha ppy in announcing. the t t w l equalled access witch has . attende d his Offr es, in the . i n ° last Lotteries, errOraces the present moment' of soli cit. 4 -the Public atte ntion to the Scheme of the present Lot. i,,Y, ivhieli he Batters himself is arranged to meet Universal 7 ti u st ' aaloti:- , -The Tickets are tew ; • the Prizes are tiumcr. Nll„t;he eapitals are.great ; and the Risk is small.—The 9,c '''''.'g Capital Prizes were sold in Shares at 4, Cornhill, 1 , tAring• Cross, and by [Visit's Agents . in the Country, in ' 4 Lottei tel. drawn last Month and in Odobet t litq C lass .l• A . £16,000 3,3•13, Class C' . Zis,ooo AL . A . . . 5. , 0 • It, - A - -- 3,0c0 34„ 4.,:',J 1 ' .. ,A - . 2.44 3 r• 85.3, . B • -. 2,000 i',7,ii, . C . - 1,000 3,803, '. A - d• soo ill, ' - A _ - 500 1,85 i, . A . - 503 31 1 11 , 3 , .. a - . . : .. pa • E, s _ i ti there .are only, 6,000 .Ntitilben, most of which . have 17,.n delivered from the . Bank, those who wish for favourite ul'il>erii are intreated to apply initnediately.. In the last hear 7, w itnitossib:e to othain. a Ticket in the country '''e nra as wing.. • , IOWE'S PATENT BRITISH SHIJI'I'ING l'H, warranted to. wash beautifully' whi;e, is nut ' more conducir health in all climates, but ot more iable texture than. Linen alotie, and about hall Ohw, t,e. 11:, 1 1 4 Wholesale and by the - Piece at r5:l, Cheapside ; it ou "'ng, and Co. 89, and no other 1. 1 , e . .l.onclon. _ P r i v nl ' Fabric is manufadured with a view for the use of hi m al e F.milies awl Home-trade, And the Proprietor pledges e t , to reimburse any P urc h a ser who may be disappoint - , "the qualities ti.r which it is recohlr A/1 1181 Al, CABINET, for the tletv•inNi.otited, tt►e,, highly a d m i re d. Hop.like portable Instruments, tri g "arP Lute and Apollo Lyre, .whicn produce the pleas -110:14:y.t and effect of real Harps. ,approved of 24(15411e" ad i n ?Y Nobility and Ladies of first inuital taste, being also ,1 1 1 ,. 1 9; ) ,Y well adapted for accompanying the Vuice, as . " 'Lino-forte, /ire and the teaming to play upon them - Ifav e i r l Y e asY and soun acquired. besides theirconven.ience in de s i r.th i ngi and to take abroad. 'which renders them still more arid Invented by Mr. E. LIGHT, Music Professor,. be liad of hi m on ly, No. 8, Foley•place, Cavendish. T h e, London arkl 41 . " de 4n . d. Profession supplied on very liberal terms , N , 8 .xPortation. • t4 ught at .lhe Harlut p-e, Piarto•forte, with Singing, &c. liome and vut. 'l'o THE, PUBLIC. "LYI the nufnerous Complaints that have been , t hg et inikd . and of a prejudice might arise in consequence of het,of a false representation, Samuel Davies, , orb . , het, of MORRIS'S ,PATENT FAMILY MANGLE, ills& imperiously called upon to announce to the fai th ic in Feneral, that he ;icier had the smallest connettion I %„pr o . t uet. house, late of the same street ; are . his !rilr on y ° l 4 , or any means made on their plan. On the has the-I.le4SUfe to add, that. wherever his : has C i ticre :t,nered, 1 .-)r have given universal satisfaaton ; and the la t he 'true \temand trona all parrs, - both of town and country, vtil t h il t rungest proof of the'soperior•eicellenee of this in- Aci ta ( ref every thing pt. the kind yet attempted. Con L i * Put' this, 'lre: most .respedfully sofieits the attenttcm of r i c to these valuable and much admired Machines, th e f p , 4 11 Y convinced, that frAt their corpviaconstruetion, Plew' ti ett ease with which they. are work ed, and the corn. ittlu 'None!' in wnicii they perfOrnt, they wilt be generally 1% 44 throughout the country. - • • . See be had at the • Manufattory,. No. 4. Skinner.street, hill. London —Priee 121. 110. and, it required, to be him t i • . le country, kts. packing. N -- -------._._._.f...:......J....:.----•-- --,—,---- : --- • • ;MIDDLETON,. Pocket-hook and TilaCk -1.4:-,th° L -eitd l'encil-maPri to the King and l'rince of Wales, Al t ..21 Original Manutactory, No. roz, Strand, opposite litsarlie.street bs leave to recommend to the Public tior '' 1111 41:: Et L ACKi LEAD I'ENCILS, whose sone tickn?,eellence has bee n fot more than fifty years universally late i' lw ` v ve l . li',. cal ; am( t'encils for Drawing in Colours, of a' is o di "' ln . . . 'whir}, "Inguish Ills Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark, N was formerly only Middleton, is now changed Cu , • 'ddlet L ,lltatn , on, and the direttion, NP. 1 62, Sic], London, . _ Ped on each Pencil., • t i 4.1e1, e xtenlive Assortment of Pocket-books and I hread- TlieekganfiY Inoinitt.•d in. gold, silver, and plain. the d i ,: °lite and Royal Repositories, Atlas, &c. and all A ,iierent sorts . of A lnianacks• Ittg c irllPiete Assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dress ell, ery !S i Gentlemen's Pocket Commodes; containing ure s ," r ticla for shaving and dressing ; .p orta bie writing and 4 te ‘Vli t)cska and Duxes, in mahogany, satin. wood, leather, %rid 1 ) . T. l ,ting Paper, extra tine cur, large Pena, fine rah p or oteh Sealing. wax, and all kinds of Stationary. . .th es : ab le acid , Coutiting.house LeiteraCapi.ing Atachinek, and el m4chilies, by which writing may be ex pichtiously ko a ea riY copied, are brought by N. Middleton In the rat. fa tin Pertection, and comprised in a . ..mahogany case, which cut c •' comPlere Desk ; soon; so small as to bz ot the great. tr,l`,to answer .tho purposes eta COMplele Sect Claire. fe,,,, 44iiit , ticry. MiOrtnit,4ll of 'Wars, and . all' kinds of line This Day was published, In Six Vol times Svc.. price 31. 3b , in boards, the Tenth Edi titin of THE FAMILY EX,P()SITOR ; or, iv Para - phrase and Version or tit,. New lest:intent ; witlr ea: tics! Notes, apd a l'raCtical Improvement of each Sedion. i,y DO Di) icl DG E, D. I). .To whictr is prerixed. a life of the Author. By ANDIthW I) D. f R.S. and S.A. Pri.acd for F. C. and J. ivington; W.Otridge and Son ; 1. Walker; Dartou and ; 1. Nunn • C. Law; Long. non, liur.t, Rees, Orme, and Co. ; Cac i iell and Davies; Vcrnot. Rood, and Cu.; Crosby and Co ; I. Cuthell ; Lacklngtori and Co. ; lawman:k I. Hatchard; R. ,Sclio. Icy ; J. Richardson ; 1. M. Richardson ). ; John son and Co.; Gale and Curt is ; and W. l'ople; •QI whom may be had, - . The Works of Oixtdridge, 0.0, with his Life, by Otton. A new Edition, in five Volumes SYO. price 21. in boards. Doddridge's Rise and Progress, /Ivo. price 9s, boards. . Same Work in taw. price 41. bound. ' Dow.trike's Dialogues, ilitno. js. Gd. bound. VALLErS LAW OF. NATIONS. This Day was published; In Royal (Mayo, price tBs, in bards, 'VHE LAW of NATIONS, or Principles of the L:rw of Nature, applied to the conduct and affairs of Natiolla 401 Soverciens.. From the French of I% , lunsteur dC Val let. liourth F.dnion, cOrritted, Printed for W. Clarke a►td Sons, 1. Walker, 1. Cnthell, Vcrner and Co: Long►n• , n and Cu. K. Pheney, Lackington and Co. and 1. ferlubon and Co. Of whom may be had, in Bvo. price 12s. in bonds, The Law of Shipping and Navigation..• By John Beeves, Esq." 1100TH ON IthAL. AC:II.ONS. ThiS..Day was published, Jay W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers, Portugal street, r4al Bvo. price 16s. hoards, "THE NATURE and . PRAC FICK of • REAL 1, A Ci'l 0 Is! in their Writs and Process, both original and judicial. • By GEORGE 1300T11, Esq. Seeond Edition, corrected, with the Notes of the late Mr. Serje4nt Hill, . .‘4, , i thout some. competent knowledge of the nature of Real Actions, it is not. possible for any to be well grounded in the true reason 'Ol the Coinnt6n Law, so as to be able to give soulid advice in all GOO that may happeo f ,csitecially rt. lating to titles of lands and hereilitarnents. ~-10trodu,!.tion, This Day was published, By W. Clarke and 'Sons, Law liooksei leis, Portugal-str , ..4.rt, Lincoln's-Inn, in Octavo, price ss. Lid; 'in boards, A N ESSAY on At.-11/SiIC RIG HIS, intended as _CI. an illustration of the Law, relative to Fishing, and to the propriety of ground or soil produced by alluviun and de telie.tion in the sea and rivers. By HENRY SCUIULTES, Esq. Of whom may be had, in Royal Bvo. price 1.0. in boards, Callis's Reading . on the Statute of Se%vers, Mau, in Bvo. 'price 3i. a Brier EY position of the Laws re ive to Wills and li:staments, by I. Nichol!, Esq; This• Day was published, In, Oaavo, price Sy. , iu _tuyirds, THE NEW STANDINO ORDERS of the nous at Crmi MONS, as revised by a Committee, and ordoed to be printed, the zist of lune, I St t , rel. , tive to Private link, and other Matters ; with the Orders of the !louse or Lords, and Table of Fees to betaken by the Officers of 'both Houses of Parliament, • . To which are added. The new. increased 'Costs in the Court of Chancery and Exc l irier Office, and King's Bench. Thu flouse, of CorimionS having made several new Stand ing Orders, referred their tot Cutitillittve, who, hnvmg ar. ranged anti incorporated them together ) , it ryas ordered by the they st;ould he printed ; and, as all persons should be a.. to tinted with these hew Order, to ihrezt their proceedings oti applicstion for Private Bills, it wa-; thought desirable to put them in a lorni for gewral use. • I . Hared for W. Cla,he and Sons, Law I 13QQ1CSOUCIS Portu- Lincoln l 6-Inli, • • FUK 'CUE iItINLVIT 01. ÜBE Ft/oa. M and S. GOiMOLD, Proprietors of the VE CETARt.E BALSAM, respeelfully inform tha Public, that through the recommendation of the Right ficn.• Lont Viscount Dudley and Ward, and others of the Nobility, Clergy, and Gentry, ip various parts of the Clatlll* try, who .have taken into consideration the number or l'oor that die annually in consumptions, and• their being ex eluded . the benefit of this tteletheine from its high' price, which is allowed by the Physicians to be the only effica cious remedy to be depended upon for this Pisorder, the proprietors have in consequence now planted their Vege table Balsam at one principal Venderls in every principal T o wn in this Kingdom, where it may he had by all persons ter this Charity, at Ss. ed. par halt' pint, and ins. 6d. the pint, which, to all others, is sold at tBs. the pint, and gs: the half pint, as usual. Seventh surprising cures have been already per fo rated in consequence of this Institution, the certificates of Which may be seen 4 the Proprietors, No. 3, Bloomsbury-Square, where the Medicine may be had for this Charity, as well ,as at Messrs. Butlets, No. 4, Cheapsine, and Bacon mid Co.'s, No.. ;so, Oxford-street, .the only Agents in London for this I nstitutiOn. \V H p I: r i s '! a. p b A tau N ty p i S o. boat , eLe s r ~btnedit,nin souls: p arts of a Europe are esailitial to Persona of Itattli.--'-The RAN DANA St~Al , , or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the peculiar pro. perry of giving toe most exquisitedelicacy of texture and in— conceivable fairness to the Bands which are constantly wash #l with this Soap, Even in cases where the skin has been injured. by labour or other violence, the Itardne,i and coarse., ,news are eflectually, infallibly, and perinanentiv•lemoved, and succeeded by a smoothness, fairness, and delicacy of ao• pearance, Which cannor.be acquired by any other riteans whatever. It is'hy ekperience only that ally oneran tenet an adequate idea nt the stißetior excellence of itti4 Soap. Sold by the Proprietor's Agent, whose signature it. bent's, William , Withers, No. 229, Strand, near 'I eniple.bar, Lan don ; and the Proprietors', as a 'Wittier security, beg then to 'be particular in noticing, that the name avid address'of. the Printer, E. 4praig, liow •stre'et, Covent.garden, is altixed to the label and wrapper. All others are counter. felts, Sold by in re: portable Perfumels and Medicine Vender, in fown and Country, price' is. each Cake. Tut it is at all times necessary to he particular in observing the above,Catition, whicti will be the means of preventing the imposition whiCh has of late been practised. lattARS'S Tlt,llSl ) Altk;NT SOAP. DERso NAL BEAUTY depends so much, on the jt. appearance and texture dt the skin. that whatever Cell. ttibutes to protect it lriin injury, or to improve it, must be considered an ()Ned of iittpurtance to all who are solicitous to pusess the advantage, which Loid Chesterfield denomi nates "a letter of recommendation on alt occasions;" and certainly the present and future ages, must feel themselves indebted to the inventor of the curious Chemical Proceis, by which Soap is separated front all the• impure and noxious substances with which, in its crude state, it is invariably united ; this refinenititt is 'Manifested by its Transparency and Fragrance. • p rg p ate d and sold by A. PEARS, at his Mantiladory, No. si, Wells.streer, • 00nd-street, London, price is. and • ts. W.. per Square; and in large Squares . , which arc per. fumed with the Otto of Roses .-for zit t tl. Also, Gentle. men's; Shaving C:dces, at 21, observe,, that where. soever, or by wlioniseeversold, it never can be genuine, with out t h e invernofs signature, A. Pears, in his Wild-writing. A. PEARS has the honour of :recommending to the Fa. s l uoo ,bl e Female World that invaluable Prepkit'ittiOn the 4A LNIOND Li LOOM, or I. Qt.) II) EG t:TABF. 12 LIG [ II. Ceiithetie possesses properties of an unparalleled riS..„ lure ; it 4.)ltetts the divine bloom to the person, and lias . the peculiar advantage of adhering so firmly to the face, as not to be distinginsticd from nature. Price. ss. per bottle. I QUI I) BLOOM of RO S ES, which adds the most enctiantcn, be.iuty to the countenance, and improves the slat "pie eivarnis of IlatUre. Price3t, Cid. per bot tle. 1118 iMP 1: 141 AL WIIITF. vi/l)hR, .produced from eiketatiks only, whicit, While it is the most innocent, is also the most excellent in its elleels in heautitying the counte nance. Price as. 6ci. and 0. the box. PINK EB„S`, an, entire new invention, for Dyeing, Painting tat Velvta, lltavving, . • MY LORI),, • Batavia, Sept. 2, ins,. I have the honour to submit to your Lordship copy of [lvy letter to the Flooouroble the Court - of 'lliredors, of the ISt or September,' indosiog his EV cellency Samu.l AuChintitV's Report of Ulnae) , Proceedings, in Java, to the 31st of August. Your Lordship will observe, with ERtisrldlion, that the conquest of Java iy already tiubslantially ac complished, although the operations of tie army IltiVe not hitherto heen,d,ireaeti to the eastern parts of the island. But d powerful farce is now embark ing against SourabAya, where, with the exception of the crews of two French frigates, the 'evenly 11;11 only a smell body cf native troops. l'he urrnement whjch is now proceeding tinder the personal command of his gxeellency the Corn:, mander'in Chief, and which may reach its destinil. tiort in ten days, cannot fail of overpOwering any reAisfanee the enemy may make, it .any should • h ~► attempted, and- finally terminating the contest in Java. An Empire ' - which for two centuries , h as con -• greatly to the power, prosperity, ,and grin: deur of. one of the principal and Most respected States of Europe, has been thus . wrested from the Shortusurpoion of the French Government, added to the dominiOn of the British Crown, and convert.' ed from a seat of hostile machination, and commer cial competition. into air augmentation of British 'power and prosperity. • .• For, this signal, and as your Lord s hip will col.; lea from the enclosed doeumenti, this mast did and illustrious service, Great Britain is indebted to the truly. British ,ihttepidlty of as Lrave an army as ever did honour to our countly; to the pr0f,.1.; .skill and, spirit of their Officers, and to the wisdom, decision, and firmness of, the eminent man who directed their., courage, and led them to viaory. Your .Lordship will, I am sure, share with sno the gratifying refleaion, that by the suecessivQ rr &talons of, the French Winds and 'Java, the Briikli nation bus neither till enemy nor a rival lett froisi the . Cape of Good Hope to Cape Holt). • J hare, &c, (S'gned) AI INTO, To , the Honourable the • Court of Direeiors of the Bastin l dia Company, London. HONOURABLE. sIRS, I have tho honour to inclose, for your iniorma, lion, copy of a leleraddressed to me by his Excel lency Lieutenant-General Sir Samuel Auchmuty, Commander in Chief of the torces serving on the expedition . to Java, under.date the 31 st August, The report which his Excellency has been pleased' to make of the proceedings of the army under his cormnand kW hill and explicit, while the anions which it recounts. are so honourable to the Ma% e trooptoWlio have performed them, and the rest& is so important trod decisive, that I Should have nu. than; to add. to at communication so satistaaory, if his Excellency hod not left one detect in his addrchs which 1 think-myself entitled to supply. Your Honourable Court will not find one word concerning himself, a modesty whi,h, heiiig the oa. rural cempanion of merit such as his, was the only heightening of which it was busevptible. But oci titer his Sovereign, his C.ortiirry, nor i i „t„ Company, whose commends he has on this ticui. slim cart ied- hoo will, forget the share wlri~ It i; dui in these signal and 'brill'ant services, to the seporintending mind under whose dlreCtions they liiVt. oeim iceomplished ; nor Will they I preciate tire. /nap who hps ted'one of the armies our country boasts to the 11.Uki . . LIVES OF REMARKABLE CHARACTERS. Now publishing in N umbers, price Sixpence each, regularly every Fortnight, each Number containing Three Portraits, and Twenty-f Our Pages of Letter-Press, printed on Fine Wove-Paper, . . T HE 'ECCENTRIC; or Lives, Portraits, and Memoirs of celebrated Persons. Printed by and for G. Snieeion. 139, St. Martin's . ..lane ; sold by bherwoOd, Neely, and Junes, Paternoster-row; and by all Booksellers and Newsmen. EAST INDIA HOUSE , I4IO. a 7, 0111. 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