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London, England, 1813-04-06

NEWTON'S DENI' TRICE.

THIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, as
ins excellent in its effects; it speedily renders the Tec:ia
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by can.
stast use will preserve them in this desirable state. It fortifies
the enamel and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even
where the enamel has been impaired by the application of pertli.
cious dentifrice, or by any other means, it will renovate it in a,
manner to be credited only by those who experience or witne.s
its efficacy. To the general approbation of Nation's Coo:
Pownz a, the is proud to boast of references to matey
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Whole-
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
SHAW and EDWARDb, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church
yard, nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes Is. 9d. each.

ANTI-IMPLTIG INES, or SOLOMON's DROPS.
IT is of the utmost importance to those ail:lie-el
with the Scurvy, Leprosy, the Venereal Disease, or any dis•
orderarlsing from an impure state of the blood, to their frketis
and relatives, as well as to the rising generation, that such hive-
dhary complaints may be speedily removed, and the blood puri-
fied from every degree of miasma.—These Drops being perfectly
innocent in their nature, safe In their application, and powerfully
efficacious, stand highly recommended in the above complaints,
as well as in every species of Impetigiucs, or depraved habit, will
Affections of the Skin.

Price 11e. family bottles 335. by which one 11s. bottle is saved.

rir Observe that tl r wottls " Saml. Solomon, Liverpool," ar
printed in the Stamp affix..4l to all Dr. Solomon's medicines, imi-
tating which is felony, and punishable with death, all• others ars
dangerous counterfeits.

Another supply is just received, and for sale by Sutton and co.
late Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard; Mathews and Leigh,
Strand, London; A. Smith, North Bridge, Edinburgh; and all
Medicine Venders.

'V Dr. Solomon, when consulted, expects the usual fee or
La, to whom such letters should, for safety, be thus addressed:—
" Money Letter, Dr. Solomon, Gtlesd-Houte, near Liverpool.
Paid double postage."
London, England, 1813-04-06

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
amount, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage
Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
other property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Application from twelve to two. or
letters (pest-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49,
South-street, Berkely-sqttare.
London, England, 1813-04-06

March SO, 1819.
NOTICE is hereby given, That' a SPECIAL
GENERAL COURT of PROPRIETORS of this COM-
PANY will be held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the
Strand, in the County of Middlesex, on Monday, the 17th day
of May next, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon, for the purpose
of taking into consideration the Bye Laws and Resolutions of
the adjourned General Court of Proprietors of the 29th instant,
and of confirming or annulling the same. And also for the Elec-
tion of two Directors to supply two vacancies in the Direction.
The Election of the Directors will be by Ballot.
J. PEDDER, Secretary.
The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely.

- - - - -----
TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE
LOTTEkY, containing More Prizes than Blanks, are on
Bale at the Office of

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Steck-Brokers,
No. 9S, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
WI! ERR

No. 1,191 • - - - the last Prize of • £to,ooo,
and the only one in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One
Eighth, and Six Sixteenths.
The present Lottery begins Drawing the 6th of MAY. The
Scheme contains
- - - Prizes of - - - £20,000
3 - - - Prizes of • - £lO,OOO, &c. &e.

LL PRIZES ! NO BLANKS on the 6tb of
MAY, in the STATE LOTTERY. Twenty Thousand
Tickets, numbered from No. Ito No. 20,000. To be Drawn in
Pour separate Days.

SCHEME.
Value. Total Value.
of zeo,ooo are ,@60,000
10,000 30,000
2,000 8,000
1,000 ..... 6,000
8 ZOO .. 4,000
10 200 3,000
15 200 3,000
100 2,000
40 50 ..... 2,000
50 40 2000
10,000 • ••• 20 &c .&c. 80,000
10,169 Prizes 5E200,000
The first-drawn 1,000 Blanks, tiO each, £20,000
The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £lO each, £lO,OOO
More than half the Tickets are
SURE TO BE PRIZES.

Prizes.
S

4
6

T. DISH, the Contractor, respectfully advises pm immediate
purchase, as from the popularity of the Scheme, and the increas-
ing demand in Town and Country, the Tickets and Shares will
certainly rise in Price.
oe• Persons in the Country who may find any difficulty in
getting supplied by the Agents, are requested to send their Orders
so the Contras or's fortunate Offices,
London, England, 1813-04-06

BRIDGETOWN,BARRADOES, FEBRUARY 9.

The ()lumens arrived this morning, having accomplished her
'dyne from this island to Surinam and back, in the short period ot
twelve dips • in whiLh she landed at that colony a detachment of
the 60th, end returned with another of the 04th regiment, undo
Abe command of Major MaeriossAhll. The VESTAL (alined en
atre) sailed yesterday evening with part of the sd W. I. regiment,
to relieve that of the ist, now doing duty at 'Trinidad; and the
Meese turn s brig of war, with the transports Edward and Arm
and Mary, having on board ordnance Keyes, proceeded at the
owe time ler be.rnunia,
London, England, 1813-04-06

ABERDEEN, APRIL s.

This day five of our whale-ships sailed with the
morning tide ; but making for the harbour about ten
o'clock, in consequence of a most dreadful storm, the
Oscar struck on the Girdleness—went to pieces—and
every person on board perished, with the exception of
one man and a boy (some say two men and a boy).
The Hercules is also a-shore on the north of :he pier-
head, but should the storm soon abate, it is expected
she will be got off with little damage. The other
three got safe in.
London, England, 1813-04-06

- -
OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, March 30,1813.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
.71377" a ORDNANCE, a hereby give Notice,
That Proposals will be
,received at their Office in Pall-Mall,
on or before the 12th day of April next, from such Persons as
may be willing to undertake the supply of PIG LEAL), for
service of this Department, for a period of One Year, from the
Bth of May next.
A Specimen of the Lead to be supplied may be viewed upon
application at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, and further
Particulars, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may be obtained at the Secretary's Office in Pall-Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, where
the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed " Pro-
posals for Pig Lead;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said 12th day of April, at 12 o'Clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, or an Agent In his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Secretary..

3 JOURNAL FROM LONDON TO PETERSBURGH.
I . Just published, in limo. price Ts. 6d. boards,
I A N ORIGINAL JOURNAL from LONDON
i .L.B. to ST. PETERSBURGH, by Way of Sweden • and, pro-
'seeding from thence, to Moscow, Rip, Mims, and Berlin : with
• a Description of the Post Towns, and every thing interesting, in
the Russian and Prussian Capitals, &c. To which are added,
the Names, Distances, and Price, of each Post ; and 'a Vocabu-
lary of the most useful Terms, in English and Russian. '
By GEORGE GREEN, Esq. Many Years resident in Russia.
London : Printed for T. Boosey, 4, Ofd Broad-street, Ex-
, change ; and I. Ha. chard, 190, Piccadilly.
This day was published in Bvo. price Bs. in boards,
1-A N APPENDIX to an INQUIRY into the PRE-
lix SENT STATE of MEDICAL SURGERY.
' By the late THOMAS icturr.ANn m Ti
London, England, 1813-04-06

TIMBER.-SHROPSHIRE.

TO BE SOLD, pursuant to an order of the Lord Chancellor,
made in the matter of William Cotton, Esq. a Lunatic, with
the approbation of Robert Steele, Esq. one of the Masters of
the Court of Chancery, at the Phtenix Inn, Market Draytqn,
Shropshire' on Saturday, the Mk day of April, 1813, at '1 hree
o'Clock In the Afternoon,
CONSIDERABLE quantities of OAK, ASH,
ALDER, BIRCH, and ASP TREES, standing and growing
on the Estates of the said William Cotton, in Colehurst and
Bellaport, in five Lots.
Particulars whereof may be had at the said Master's Cham-
bers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; of
Messrs. Carr and Kensit, Solicitors, John-street, Bedford-row,
London; ot Thomas Dickon, Esq. Market Drayton; of Messrs.
Lambert and Sons, Bedford-row, London; of Mr. Jenings, Soli-
citor, Elm-court, Temple, London ; of Mr. Churton, Auctioneer,
Wilitchurch, Shropshire ; and at the Place of sale.
London, England, 1813-04-06

DIVINITY.

SERMONS on PUBLIC OCCASIONS, with Hirroatcati,
CRITICAL, and POLITICAL No res ; and an APPENDIX,cos•
mining Articles on the tollo,.ving •uhjccts. By R. VALPIrs.
D.D. F.A.S. Two Vols. Bvo. Fria. 183. in boards,

I. The Law of the Twines TA st.es respecting Debtors.
11. he Causes which must prevent the esiabliblansent at a
R.ErUBLIC in FRANCE.
VI. 1 he CATHOLIC QUESTION.
IV. The Practice of Linaam. PIETY Viodicated.
V. Rivalry of FIANCE.
VI. 'I he PROPHECIES relating to the FALL of Rout.
VII. he Disposition of the FRENCH GOVERNMENT 10 PLACIL;
VIII. Deeds without a Name.
111
IX. Devi:ice of the COUNTRY.
X. Insensibility in suspended Animation.
XI. Interests of the CHUACH Of ENGLAND.
An ADDRESS from a CLERGYMAN to his PARISTATOS
ER& Third Edition. By the Same. Price 3s. 6d. ass p.
A HISTORY of ALL RELIGIONS from gm
the Antediluvian Churches to the Present Day.llBl‘rOnle
BELLAMY, Author of Biblical Articles in the CLASSICAL Java.
NAL. I'r. ss. 6d. large p. 9s. 6d. With a Frontispiece
five Heads.
London, England, 1813-06-02

bistibi.oi.oli b .
MA. 4i II MM. hOlicAR

In our iiieLvdifig have given all the •
farther partietitais that fiavE fee tiatispired respecting
the inurd4 of Mi. and Mts. iicnimt and vie have
here to add, that the correetneis of the Coroner's
verdict of Wilful Mtirder against Phillit .Viikabon his
received a strong confirrnatitin from the conduct of
the prisoner. When the Coroner was abort to finish
the evidence, Nicholnn naked the officers whb had
him is care, to permit him to go into thi yard;
Which they refused ; brt suffered hint to go to g
water.cicset ; and although one of the Bosi-street,
and one of the City Of went with him, he;
with a *nor, which he had contrived to conceal;
in an instant cut his throat, but every assistance
being directly afforded him by the MediCal Gentle-.
men present, the wound was scircd up, and he is in
a fair way of recovery.

Mr. ASHIREY COCiPER returned to town this day
about noon. When he left Chislehurst, Nicholson
was alive and likely to recover—hr has confessed thi
murder, and says that he had no accomplice.
London, England, 1813-06-02

LINCOLNSHIRE.

ISTENDED WORKS ON THE WI I'HAM NAVIGATION.
rri HE GENERA L COMM IrrEE of the CO NI-
-1 PA' of PROPRIETORS of the WITHAM NAVI-
C.:t I'ION will be ready, at their next Meeting, at the Rein
jri !nni in the City of Lincoln, on the 9th day of June next,
to r.:a into Contt acts with such Persons as shall be des roux of
14 the Excavation Embanifing, and other Works,
ktisi:Ld Cu) be execuied on dun pin of the River W.tbant, be-
tncen Kirkstead Lock and Branstim Causeway Dike, according
to the P.ans, Secnip.s, and Specifications, to be seen at the Office
V.r. Robert nwati, Solicitor, in Lincoln The Proposals to
livertd to the said Robert Swan, at his Office, in Lincoln
on or b lure ,lu:. 7th day of June next.
By Order. ROBERT SWAN,
M Cle.k to the Company.
London, England, 1813-06-02

,mss writ mut die *dot td MN% A *tie,
oeiiiMu Boaat bad slit* diicharged from hi.
,ors ice fc.r improper tosiductt He found him at the
led Lion phblit-houses and told Mitt ht Was glad he
was there, as his master And mistress had been mur,
dered, and that te (Dale) was suspected. flichdltnn
h;,id, he next went, to give utaiiii at flo*-street of the
inurdeis, anJ to. teqiiest proper igibiers might be sent
down to Chislchurst.
Acre the prisoner was rerlrhanded for haiing
one to look afteiDale, who was at least a suspicious
character, before he went to Bow• Street, which gate
him the opportunity, incase he had been guilty; of
alscoadhig, and eluding justice. After giving the
necessary information .at Bow-street, instead of re-
turnir,p, home to Chislehurst, he repaired to White-
elidpcl, to call on his 'friends, with whom he Was
makaig merry when he was taken into custody.
The prisoner stated himself to be an Irishman; and
wave an account of the several places in which he had
rived since he left the 12th Dragoons, to which he
belAged, and from which he was discharged in con-
soquence of a broken wrist. All questions which
veresdeemed necessary having been put to the prisci-
be was sent to .Chislehtust, id custody of Adkins
and Another officer, to give evidence before the Coro-
ner's Jury, who lifer! to sit on the bodies of the de-
ceased at six o'clock in the evening.
THE CORONER'S INQUEST.

,

The'CorOnees Inquest sat yesterday,' at the house
of Mt. BoNan, to Mquire into the perpetration of these
siostatrocious murders. The Jury were sworn about
twelve o'clock, by Mr. bilmervai the• Coroner ; and
atter proceeding to inspect - the: birdies, returned to
bear the examination of witnesses. Mr. STAFFORD,
Chief Clerk of Boxy-street, was present to contribute
Lis able assistance towards the discovery of this horrid
business. The foreman of the Jury was Mr. ItsEvEs.
The first witness called was Mary Clarhe ; she had
been lady% maid in the family for two years, first as
/errant to Miss Bonar, and afterwards to the old
Lady. Mrs. Bonar always retired late to bed, some.
tinus at one, sometimes' at two, and now and then,
though wry seldom, at three o'clock. Mr. Bonar
generally went to bed earlier, at about 12 o'clock :
the last time she saw him alive was on Sunday even-
ing, at ten o'clock,• when he was reading prayers to
his servants in his sitting-room ; she does not exactly
know at what time he retired for the night. About
twenty mintttes alter twelve o'clock Mrs. Bonar rang
her bell, and the witness went to her in her dressing.
room, which adjoins the bed-chamber ; Mrs. Bonar
said, she had ordered the footman, Philip Nicholson;
to fasten the lawn-door, but that he had not done
it; witness offered to go and do it, hut her mistress
said it was unnecessary, as she had locked the other
door herself, meaning, as the witness supposes. the
folding-door, which is between the lawn-door and
tl:e hail ; witness then we:r into the room, and un-
dTessca rs. Bonn and ,varined her bed ; Mr. Bonar
London, England, 1813-06-02

Trig ARMY.

• • •

Dcubts having been entertained upon the meaning
of the sfolloWing clause introduced into the terms
offered by Government to men volunteering from the
Scotch 'Militia far the 49th Regiment, viz —." Sub-
ject to the usual conditions .;n which such grants have
heretofore been made." We haveatithority to state,
that these cond dons are nothing more than what is
required by the Colonial Laws for every grant of
• land, viz. the payment of a quit, or nominal, rent to
the Crown, of about 6d per hundred acres.
•In our enumeration, in the STAR of Saturday last,
of the Regiments to compose the pending expedition
to-the Elbe, we omitted the 69th Regiment.
A small detachment of the 9th Light Dragoons.
_ and a number of Invalids, of sundry Regiments in the
Peninsula, arrived on Sunday at Deptford. The In-
valids bad been some time at Plymouth, waiting a
conveyance to the River, to pass the Board at Chelsea.
By the present East India convoy two strong de.
tachments go out to the 19th and 66 Regiments, sta-
tioned at Ceylon.
The Tipperary Militia marched from Dover Castle
on Saturday for Portsmouth, to embark for T.ratiid.
Transports are expected at Dover to take the Derby
Militia thence to Ireland.
The vessels with the Sligo Militia-on board, sailed
OD Friday last from Bristol for Waterford.
A division of the Leicestershire Militia arrived a
Liverpool on the 27th ult. from Dublin.

His Majestj's ship Tniwcuz.o sailed on the 28th
ult. -from Plymouth, having under her convorthe
- Shropshire Militia, and divisions of the Edinburgh and
Berkshire, destined tor Colic.
The exertions and arrangements, made by the Corn.
snissary in Chief, to obtain supplies of accoutrements
for the Patriots in the North of Germany, have bees
so successful as to render it unnecessary to have re-
course to the Depots of the Local Militia, as formerly
intended. •
London, England, 1813-04-30

LIFE, HEALTH, HAPPINESS.

THE Regular Practitioner plumes himself in that
superior sagacity which enables him to detect the im?os-
tures of the Quack, while the later, with equal bluntneu, if not
truth, retorts the charges of ignorance and inefficacy on the esta-
blished system of Regular Medicine. " Who shall decide when
Doctors disagree?" Let Presumption smile, or Pride frown : it
is a lamentable truth, that the present state of Medical Preen.
sion, as a certainty, is not to be ranked with the meanest mecha-
nical discovery of the age.

For ;ne let Galen moulder on the shelf,
I'll live and be Physician for myself.
There is but one infallible criterion which cannot deceive; Ex-
perience is the Test of Truth.—Dr. WE LISTER's VEGETABLE
MEDICINE, the English Diet Drink, has for nearly 60 years, in
every species of Fever, in all kinds of Nervous Complaints, in
Scurvy, in Scrofula, in Dropsy, in the Gravel, &c. &c. unitormly
restored the dejected to spirits, the exhausted to strength, and
recalled tht vital spark to multitudes, whom professional skill
had abandoned in despair. Dr. W. well knew the pernicious and
destructive effects of quackery, and was therefore decidedly ho-
stile to all descriptions of quacks—he was an eminent Physician,
of extensive experience, and who, for half a century, di•pensed
more benefits to suffering humanity, by the application of this Ve-
getable Remedy, than all the practitioners in the modern Materia
Medica can boast. He happily combined a perfect knowledge
of the human frame, and of the animal economy, with botanical
science, and was therefore completely qualified to administer
such preparations with success. Those who wish to see his im-
proved Vegetable System and Principles fully developed, may,
by applying to the Venders, procure his own Treatise, a new
edition of which is just published, price 'Js. and also a small
Pamphlet, containing 5:0 cases of remarkable cures, which all oc-
curred during the last year.

This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by F.. Slee
and Co. 92, Borough High-street (sole Proprietors), from the ori-
ginal Recipe, which was assigned over to them by Dr. Webster,
some years prior to his death. Sold in Half Pint Bottles, 45.;
Pint ditto, 7s. Gd.; aid in Quart ditto, 14s. each, duty included.
Wholesale only by the Proprietors; also wholesale and retail by
their Agents, Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-Line, West Smith-
field. AU letters and orders (post paid) addressed to them, will
meet the earliest attention. And is sold retail, by one at least, in
every considerable Town in the United Kingdom; and by the
folluwingVentlers of Medicine in London: Elliouion,Chemist and
Druggist, 106, Borough; Bolton's Medicinal Warehouse, front of
the Roial Excharge, Coruhill; Colesworthy, Chemist and Drug-
gist, 144, Whitecliapel; Mounsey, Chemist, 24, Great Surrey-
street, Elackiriar's-road, and at Ketining7on-cross; Sanger (late
Bacon), i 50, Oxford-street; Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49,
Strand; Hudson and Co. Chemist, &c. r'", Haymarket ; Ward,
Holborn; acid Mattress, ktriauw, 85, Flees-stmt.

.-3._
London, England, 1813-04-30

BAYONNE, APRIL 11

The English, faithful to their system of oppression,
treat the Sliailiards in a manner nearly similar to that
of the Sicilians.

It will be recollected, that it was but after long
intrigues and manoeuvres of every kind, that the Bri-
tish Minister succeeded in causing the Spanish army
to be placed under the orders of English Generals,
and that a great number of superior Spanish officers,
and among others Ballasteros, highly objected to a
submission so humiliating to their nation. Since that
time, the Junta of Cadiz was but a vile instrument in
the hands of the agents of England. They soon
threw off the mask—they took possession of all the
maritime Spanish establishments, without allowing
any troops of that nation to be placed in garrison in
them; and Lord Wellington, in seizing upon all the
authority, left the Supreme Junta no other preroga-
tive but the power of feeding anarchy in all the pro..
vinces of the interior.

Such a conduct has disgusted a great number of
Spaniards, whom a pretended love of independence
had thrown into the insurrectional party, but who,
having at last opened their eyes, acknowledge that
they have fallen under a foreign yoke, whilst they
thought they were spilling their blood for the liberty
of their country.

It appears that discontent has broken out in the
strongest manner, and it is difficult to foresee what
may be the consequence of it.
According to private intelligence from Spain, a
nephew of Ballasteros collected 15,000 Men, with
whom he marched against an English division of
3000 men, at some leagues distance from Badajoz.
The combat commenced with- cries of 4, Death to all
the English," and the whole were cut to pieces.
These details have been given us by a Frenchman ;
he was informed of them on his road by st vcral Spa.
niards, who_ told him them as meriting all credit.

•
COPENHAGEN, MAR„H 23.
The last number of the official Gazette contains the
following paragraph :
“ As itbas been announced in foreign Journals that
Penmaii: had requested that her commerce and na-
vigation might not be interrupted by the enemy's ves-
sels, it has been deemed right to inform the comtner-
cial world, that no such step has been taken ; therefore,
from time to time, affairs of trifling importance take
place upon our coasts."
134NKS OF THE WESER, APRIL 1 s.
We are informed that two distinguished Magistt.-
rial persons of the Oldenburgh territorry, Messrs.
Von Finkh and Von Berger were sentenced to death
by a Military Commission, and shot at Bremen on
the 9th initant.

~....
London, England, 1813-04-30

PiIRLI4AIENT4Rr PROCEEDINGa.

HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 29.
The eortideration of the Appeal cause, " Lawrie and others
E. Lawrie, etc." was, on the suggestion of the LORD CHANCEL..
Loa, postpmed dim die.

. .
' The Ageots lo the cause of the Stafford Peerage were called to
the Etr, end were informed by the LORD CHANCELLOR that
flirt het prticecdings would take place this day sennight.
Colonel LoxGriatD, aid others Boni the Coosmons, brought
up the Cork Cutter Trade, and several Private Bills, which were
brad the first time
The Exchequer Bills. the Exchequer Debentures, the Brass
'lmportation, and tht Chester Canal Ms, were raad the second
time.

Inrresiox OF CHRISTI4'N KNOWLEDGE.
Ler4 PR AYER OOK presented a Petition from the Protestant
Inhabitants ul Reading, praying that measures would be taken
for the diffusion of Christian knowledge in the East Indies.
Lord MULGR.AVE presented Petitions to the sane effect,
severally from Scarborough and Whitby.
The Duke of NORFOLK presented a Petition of the same
tenor from a body of men whom, collectively, and in many in-
stances ind.vidually, he knew to be highly respectable—the Bap-
tist Missionaries.
London, England, 1813-04-30

DIED.

On the 20th inst. at Fermoy, in the county of Cork, Ireland,
Major Horton, of his Majesty's 84th Regiment.
Monday, at his house in Coleman-street-buildings, in the '7Bd
year of his age, Robert Barnewall, Esq. one of the oldest mer-
chants in the city of London.
On the 2.7 th November last, off the Banks of Newfoundland,
Mr. Wm. Unit:, son of Mr. Wm. Baillie, manufacturer in Glas-
gow, master's mate on board his Majesty's ship Belvidera.—
Whilst proceeding to board an American vessel, during a very
severe gale, the boat under his command was swamped, and
although the ship's crew used every exertion to save him, he was
drowned.
London, England, 1813-04-30

ASSIZE OF BREAD.

Mr. FRANKLIN LEWIS called the attention
of the House to the existing regulations relative to
the relief' afforded to the persons making those re-
turns on which the assize was founded. It had long
,been considered that the. remuneration afforded was
Very inadeqnate, it having remained quite statk nary
Clunof; a series of years, unaffected by the change
*bid; bad taken place in the
.yalne of money and
commOdities. A Committee h..' Len appointed to
inquire into the subject, and, .toter a Very attentive
chlieitigation, had ecnne unanimously to the opinion,
ilikt the' bakers bail a eery strong claim icTottl.eiirs-
lative relied He was aware of the necessity which

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London, England, 1813-04-30

PARIS, APRIL 24.

His Majesty's frigate l'Arethuse arrived on the
,19th instant in the road of St. Malo. Rear-Admiral
Bouvet, who commanded her in her cruize, had the
good fortune to fight the English frigate Amelia,
and kill a great number of her men. He pursued
her for ten hours after the fight.
The English, after having partially acknowledged
their defeat in this affair, doubtless were not aware
that the French f-igate was deprived of her helm at
the commencement of the action, having lost it by
grazing on a coral rock. The Arethuse took and
burnt an English corvette off the coast of La
Manche. She has brought with her fifty.three Eng-
lish prisoners.
The Emperor was still at Mayence on the 19th of
April.
French funds-5 per cent. 71 f. 90 c. 95 c. 72 f,
MAYENCE, APRIL 17.

His serene Highness the Prince of Neufchatel and
Wagram arrived here on the 15th at night. This
night we had the happiness of seeing his Majesty the
Emperor arrive. The suite of his Majesty consisted
but of two carriages.

APRIL 18.—His Majesty the Emperor did not go
abroad yesterday. He received the Grand Duke of
Baden, the Prince *of Hesse Darmstadt, and the
Duke of Nassau.

The Count de St. Marsan and the Baron de Nicht).-
lay were presented to him.
To-day, after mass, his Majesty received the Au-
thorities of the Department.
His Majesty then mounted his horse, viewed Cas-
sel, the new fort Montebello, the marshes of Mont-
bath, and Fort Meunier.

At five o'clock, the Emperor received the Prince
Primate; Grand Duke Of Frankfort.
The Grind Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden,
the Princesi of Hesse Darmstadt, and the Duke of
Nassau, had the honour to dine with his Majesty.

FRANKFORT, APRIL te.
The Marshal Duke of Castiglione arrived Tester-
dy iu our tovin. Di* of Iktria left Frani'-
.

fort art bavfng ispeeted the cavalry, which is very
fine. The Marshal Duke of Treviso went yester-
day to,the Emperor at Mayence.
The General of Division Kergener, Commander-
in-Chief of the Engineers, and Count Krasinsky, Got-
lueral of the Guards, have arrived here.
LEMBERG, APRIL 2.

The Russians load with requisitions the country
which they occupy. `The 'Prefecture of Lublin is
ruined by demands of every description.
The Russian corps before Zamose endeavoured to
carry some batteries, but the garrison which is within
the fortress kept up a continual fire, which killed
many men.

On the 24th of March its artillery entirely destroy.
ed 100 waggons laden with fascines, which the Rus-
sians had sent for the use of the siege.

AUGSBURGH, APRIL t. .
Prussia, having departed from her engagements
and allied herself with Russia, all diplomatic rclA-
tions between our Court and the Cabinet of Berlin
have ceased. In consequence, the Count de Goltz,
Prussian Minister at our Court, has quitted Munich
to return to his Sovereign.
London, England, 1813-04-30

DEAL, APRIL 29.

Sailed last evening, after post, the outward bound,
under convoy of the Dvmar cutter, to Portsmouth
also the BARHAM and CENT.WiI to Portsmonth..
Arrived the Tick:Lea cutter froma cruize off Flushing.
Win N. blows hard.
HARWICH, APRIL CI

The outward-bound Baltic and Heligoland con.
voys, which sailed yesterday, put hack this morning,
from strong contrary winds I also the Prince
Wales packet, Captain MASON, with the outward He.'
ligoland Mail of Friday last. Count BERNSTOIIFF and
suite arrived from London this afternoon, on their re-
turn to Denmark, and will embark to morr Av mor-
ning, should the wind be favourable, on board the
Lord Nelson packet. Remain the Prince of Wales
packet, Captain MAsots ; and Auckland, Captain
LYNI4 with Heligoland and Gottenburgh Mails, and
several sail of transports.
London, England, 1813-04-30

The first-drawn I,POO Blanks, £2O each, .6'20,000
The second-drawn 1,000 Blanks, £lO each; £lO,OOO
EVERY PRIZE PAID IN MONEY AS SOON AS
DRAWN.

T. DISH, the Contractor, respectfully advise an immediate
purchase, and should Persons in the Country find any difficulty
in getting supplied by the Agents, the favour of their Orders to
4, CORN HILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, will be punctually
attended to.—N. B. The Drawing begins

NEXT THURSDAY.

TICKETS and SHARES for the present STATE
LOTTERY, containing More Prizes than Banks, are on
Sale at the Office of

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co. Stock-Brokers,
No. 93, ROYAL EXCHANGE,
WHE It T.

No. 1,191 - - - the last Prize of - - . ,e 20,000,
and the only one in that Lottery, was sold in One Half, One
Eighth, and Six Sixteenths.
The present Lottery begins Drawing the t;111 of MAY. The

• -
Scheme cont4ins
3 - - - Prizes of - X 20,010
3 - - - Prizes of - - - &e &c.

TO LO ITERY AUVEN I USERS.

PIDDING and Co. No. 1, CORXFIILL, and 3, Ora-
RI N 0-CR 05 s, London, Lpprehensive that there may be some
Individuals who are Lot yet apprised of a circon.s=ce in which
all are interested, announce to the Public, that since aL,lve
Offices were opened, they have proved by far the LUCKIES
in the Kinidum; a fact which courts comparison, and challenges
contradiction. It is presumed, therefore, before ;my despair of
success, they will try as above, where 11.1 r. Guy, who built the
Hospital in the Borough, acquired X 100,006 by Prizes, and
where Pidding and CO. would have realised a handsome turan.e,
if they had themselves kept, instead of offering for sale, the
Tickets and Shares selecte.l for their customers. The present
Lottery, to begin drawing May Gth, contains 6 Prizes of X:0,600
and act 0,000, and the Scheme Is so arranged that every Ticket
drawn the First Day must be a Prize.
•„• Pidding and Co. have no Agents in the Country, but Or-
ders, enclosing the amount, post or carrilge paid, will be pane-
wally executed.
London, England, 1813-04-30

This day was pOlithed, price 3s. 6d.

THE EAST-INDIA QUESTION fairly eliusi
dated, by Considerations on the Expediency and Wisdom
of allowing the OUT-PORTS to iiirrirge upon the RIGHTS
and PRIVILEGES of the CHAaIER, purchased, at various
periods, for valuable Considerations, by the Last India Company ;
the principal subject matter confirmed by the opinions of some of
the ntos; experienced Writers on Mercantile Affairs; by which
the various Claims are investigated and ascertained.
By D. HUGHSON, LL. 1).
Editor of a History of London ; the British Constitution ana-
lysed; and other Works.
" it appears an irrefragable truth, that, if we are to exist at all
in India, it must be in the Character of a great, warlike, and ter-
ritorial, Power.—A Power at all times aibe to exalt our Allies,
and to depress our Enemies. We may further venture to assert,
that If any other system be adopted, It will, in fact, prove an
Absolute Surrender of tkat Country.' . .

Colonel Fullarton on the English Interest in India.
Printed for C. Chapple, 66, Pall-Mall; and black and Parry,
Leadenhall .street. _

ELEMENTARY BOOKS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE'
Now first published,
1. THE FRENCH PRIMER; or, an Introduce
A. tion to French Conversation, containing a Select Voca-
bulary, and a new set of Elementary D;alogues.
By W. A. BELLENGER,
Author of a Dictionary of Idioms, Modern Conversations, kc.

is. sewed.

S. Fables Choisies, a FETsage des Enfans, et des autrs; person-
■es sul commencent a apprendre la langue Francoise ; avec un
Dictionnaire, ou tousles mots sont expliquis grammaticalement.
Par le mime auteur, 2s. Gd. bound.

Printed for Sherwood, Neely and Jones, Longman, Hunt and
Co. and Boosey, London.
Of wftom may be had, by the same Author,
S. Modern French Conversation, containing Elementary
Phrases, and new easy Dialogues, in French and English, for the
use of Schools, 2s. bound.
4. A Dictionary of the Idioms of the French and English Lan-
guages, 75. bound. •
" it is truly remarked, that the idiom of a language cannot be
learned by rules. It seems often to consist of evanescent niceties,
which no rules can fix or bind.

" The present volume, which contains a copious practical it.
lustration of French and English Idioms, may serve to facilitate
the acquisition of both, particularly the first. The authors truly
observe, that it may be read as a book, learnt by heart as a task,
er consulted as a dictionary." Crit. Rev. for May, itoll4
rr 1 bt wood anowaverli given te 916421*

,~.. J. ~.S v.• a:
London, England, 1813-04-30

BOTANICAL LO ERY.

FYTON, 2, Cornhill, and 18, Coventry-street,
respectfully acquaints the Public, he is appointed by Dr.
'I hornton to sell Tickets for the ROYAL BOTANICAL LOT-
"LERY. With 20,000 Tickets there are 10,000 Prizes: the
grand Prize is the Linnaan CaUery, a valnadle Collection of
original Botanical Paintings by the first Maiter, valued at
£5,080. The other Prizes consist of different Sees of the most
splendid national Works on the same subject, illustrated with
sipper() Engravings. Every Purchaser will be pre,entod (gratis)
with an emblem:qical Print, containing a strong Likeness of the
EMPEROR ALEXANDER, the illustrious Patron of Doctor
Thornton's Work4.—Tichets XL:. ss. each —To be drawn by
Order of Government, on the 6th of MAY.
London, England, 1813-04-30

DARMSTADT, APRIL 17.

-.-
At the demand of the Government of the Grand
Duchy of Frankfort, and in conformity to the existing
treaties with that Government, all the Civil Autho-
rities in the Grand Duchy of Hesse are expressly en-
joined to watch over the individuals of the Grand
Duchy of Frankfort who are subject to the Conscrip-
tion, to cause all those to be affected who cannot
give a lawful account of themselves, to deliver them
up to the nearest authority of the Grand Duchy of
Frankfort, w subject to investigation all subjects of
the Grand Duchy of Hesse, who may have given an
asylum to the above mentioned individuals, and the
' investigation being terminated, to transmit an ac-
i count of the same to the Government, that it may
decide what should be done in the matter.
MESSINA, APRIL 2.
- -

Since the late events of which Palermo has been
the theatre, to the moment of the King's return,
Sicily did not cease to find herself threatened with an
interval war. The English have employed all those
means which are famili.ir to them—the preparation
of forces, acts of violence, seduction, caresses, false
promises—They have again brought forward Prince
Francis, and they determined either by consent or
force to obtain the banishment of the Queen.
The King, terrified by threats, and the fear of a
general tumult, joined the English, in order to oblige
die Queen to renounce the idea of employing means
of resistance.

At last this Princess was embarked on board the po-
lacre, the St. Antoine, and exiled, with her son, Prince
Leopold, to Cagliari. The King has been consigned
to his country house of Colli.
The Hereditary Prince remained in the hands of
the English, who, in the hopes of deceiving the people
the appearance of a reconciliation, and by pro-
mises, of which they are no longer the dupes, have
given a grand feast, at which Prince Francis, and the
other personages of the Royal Family not deprived
of their liberty, dined with the Ministers and the
English Generals. Never was a more melancholy
fete given ; gaiety could not seat herself between
slaves and oppressors. The EngUat troops are con-
stantly under arms. The officers and soldiers are
every day on duty, and not permitted to go any dis-
tance from their barracks ; arti.lery is placed in all
the squares, and at all the cross-ways, with matches
always lighted.
We are from moment to moment informed of
violences which are in the country committed upon
isolatedstill Efigla detachments.
London, England, 1813-04-30

EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR.

BY the efficacy of Dr. BOERHAAVE's INFAL-
LIBLE RED PILL, 4s. Sel. only per Box, persons of either
see (assisted by the invaluable e )pious directions therewith given)
are enabled to eradicate effectually the most malignant VENE-
REAL INFECTION, and to facilitate the Recovery of Health,
with ease and safety, certainty and secrecy, in a few days.
' Kr For Bilious Diseases, Scurvy, Scrofula, and impurity of
Blood, the efficacy of this medicine is so well known and highly
attested for 50 years past, that any further comment is rendemd
unnecessary.

Another supply k just received, and for sale by Sutton and
Co. late Dicey and Co. Bow Church-yard.

JESUITS DROPS.

THE true original JESUITS DROPS are now pre-
rased by SHAW and EDWARDS, (successors to Joseph
Wessel), 66, oa the Foot-Way, St. Paul's Church-yard. The
J es CFI s Danes have been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap,
effectual, and often as immediate cure for the Stranguary, Gleets,
Weakness of the Kidnies or Bladder; and when taken on the first
attack of Venereal Infectien,they will infallibly accomplish the de-
sired effect: should the complaint be far advanced, It will be ne-
cessary to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuits Drops.
The many depredations made on the property of the Proprie-
tors, compels them to give this Caution, that no one Bottle will
Ise sent out of their house without "SHAW and EDWARDS, (Suc-
cessors to J. Wessel), 66, Sr. Paul's Church yard," engraved oa
the stamp. All others which are sold without the above names,
are impositions on the public. Price 23.9 d. I Is. and 225.
London, England, 1813-04-08

arkzct oi-ektiltrtves,'rlttikk N6;iins.
DIE PRIArdIPA—ON7CE4S,of
JA$77": OR DNAPCI d; kereil 0114.1%46a
' , • •
Thilet Piiißilasi will be received at their, Office hi all-Mall,
on or before the 12th day of April neat, iSiptis, loch Persons as
nary berwilllng to endertake • the supple of ,PKI.I,,S4INfor
stritlerof this ffiepastraent, for a period of, One Year, from4fie
nib-41/10i nom
iorltitotroen of the Lead lobe supplied may be viewed upos
anisbentiqu at the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, and further
rartictifaysi together with the Terms and Conditions of the Con.
tract ,may be obtained at the Seeretary'll Office in Pall-Mall
aforl:slid, any day between the hoots of tell and fenr o'clock, where
the Prop:wale must be delivered, eadEcCup, ain't endowed " Pro-
posals for Pig Lead;" but qo Primed can ,be admitted after
oe said 12th day of April, •at 12 o'll6llqokultoon of the same
day ; neither will any Tender be noticed the Party making
it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall amen& • •
By Order of the Board, R. IL CREW, Seeretary.

NATURAL HISTORY.
This day was published, elegantly printed in foolscap Bvo. price
_ .iss. in extra boards,
A N ESSAY on the PHILOSOPHY, STUDY,
sind USE of NATURAL HISTORY.
4.71.
By CHARLES FOTHERdiLL.
1' Hap man, who'studying Nature's Laws,
Throat effects can trace the secret cane."
Dryden's Virgil.
Printed for White, Coahrane, mid Co. Horace '6 I-1041.1,

TO COUNTERACT THE RAPIDLY INCREASING tiEA-
FO4tCE OF PRANCE AND AMERICA.
Thh day was published by J. Hatchard, 190, Piccadilly, In One
• Volunu, 4ta. price 15s. boards,
THE-NATURAL DEFENCE of-an INSULAR
EMPIRE, with a Sketch of a Plan to attach rt t 1 Seamen
to the service oftheir Country,
By PHILLIP PATTON,
Admiral of the. White Squadron of his Majesty's fleet.
" We must own we take leave of the Work with -a very 16.7
vootable impression of the Author's morits."—British Critics
" We need scarcely add, that we regard this publicatioalls
meriting the consideration of Politicauts.—,,Mouthly Review. ,
London, England, 1813-06-05

PLYMOUTH, JUNE S.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day but a few colliers
from Sunderland, and a few coasters from Swansea.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 4. _ .

His Majesty's ship Taurus, of 74 guns, Captain
Paowsg, and CORNELIA, 32, Captain OWEN, passed
by early this morning for the river, with the follow-
ing ships under convoy, comprising the whole of the
homeward-bound China fleet :—Neptune, Arniston,
Cirencester, Bombay, Cabalva, Coutts, Thames,
Wexford, Winchelsea, Cuffnels, Larkins, Marquis
Huntley, Elphinstone, Chapman, Royal Charlotte,
Glatton, Sovereign, Surat Castle, and Alnwick Castle.
—Sailed last evening, the DEXTEROUS, 14, Captain
Toattaxsow, with convoy for the Downs; and this
day, the DERWENT, 18, Capt. SUTTON, on a cruize.
DEAL, JUNE 4.

Sailed last evening after post the ALERT cutter,
with the whole of the outward-bound under convoy,
for Portsmouth.—Wind
A North country corn vessel in coming into Rams-
gate harbour, on Wednesday evening, was sunk.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN GR kNG ER OF THE
MOROIANA, DATED OFF THE START, MAY 31.
" For the information of the Underwriters at Lloyd'l, I beg
to acquaint you, that the brig Morgiana, under my command,
arrived off the Lizard on Saturday, (the 29th,) from Rio Janeiro
and San Salvador. From the last, I believe, I sailed on the 20th
April, under convoy of the Rocoon,—in company, the Henry,
WILSON, for London; the Caroline, MITCHELL, two br:ge, and
a three-masted schooner, for Liverpool; also, the Lion privateer
ship of war, for Pernambuco, off the Western Islands. I passed
two brigs ; one of them appeared to be the Emerald, GAT, from
the River Plate—the other, a Jersey brig, called the Eagle.-
1 parted iron) his Majesty's ship RAcoptv In a strong gale from
the South, and have lately experienced much blowirg weather,
which has enabled me to make my voyage in thirty-nine days
from San Salvador.r-The Svviftsurt.t packet had arrived at tan
-Salvador, and sailed for Rio Janciro.—The Snake, BURFORD,
after bring hove down and repaired, had sailed for the Caps of
Good Hope."
London, England, 1813-06-05

SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1813.

ALLEN'sDANCING and MUSIC ACADEMY
tor respectable Pupils only, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-
Nuare. Dancing evenings, Tuesday and Friday. terms Lis. Is.
ner quarter, from nine to ten, or L. its. from eight to ten t or on
Wednesday and Saturday at four. An Academy for Vocal and
.nstrumental Minsk in viten{ on Monday and Thursday,
Is. 6d. per quarter, keeping usual school holidays, or XILYS.
without. The Harp i 1 double these terms. Each Pupil pays
Xi Is. entrance, except young Ladies in Town for school vaca-
tions, who pay El is. for the month. Private Tuition at all other
,hours. Assemblies on Thursdays.
Grand and Square Pianofortes of the best quality sold consi-
derably undo the musl.l-shop price.

L"E'S PATENT BRITISH SHIRTING
Ct.° I'H—the only Manufacture of the Kind in the United
Kingdom. Established i 80n.
This fabric from its commencement has been manufactured
with a view for sale to private Families and. home Trade, and is
nc4 brought to a degree of eacelletice and perfection unequalled,
and said at about halt the price of Irish linen.
It is peculiarly adapted for all seasons .and climates by its free-
dom from the effects incident to the changes of the atmosphere,
to which every other description of Sh‘rting Cloth is Hanle.
Its durability and beautiful whiteness after five years trial,
stands unrivalled, and. the Proprietor pledges himself to reim-
burse any purchaser who may experience any deficiency in the
,qualities for which it is recommended.
bold at the Patentees Original Warehouse; No. 154, Cheap-
side ow St. Paul's; Harding, Howell, and Co. as, Pall Mall,
and no other house in London.

HARVEY'S SAUCE FOR FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &c.
THE above admired Article continues to be pre.
pared only at LAZENBY's WareEouse, No. 6. Edward-
street, Portman-square, and is respecifelly recommended to the
No'aili.y and Gentry as a most excellent Sauce tor all kinds of
Fish; it is particularly excellent with Game, :neak., clld Meat,
&c. To 1 rivent impsit'on, untie Clll pm •ibly be genuine unless
the label on each bottle i 4 signed by me, LLiZASITII LAZENSY.
N.B. E. 1. tak,-s this niiporrinity to recommend her genuine
Essence of Anchovies, fine Salad Oil, French Olivts, which,with
a var., y of rich Sauces raid Pickles, may be had tor t amity use
and exportation.

LECTURE, ON ANATOMY.
MR. CARrITE will • commence his Summ r
COURSE of LIiCTURES on ANATOMY and itIR. •
OERY, wn Thursday, the loth of Jane.--Particulars may be
known, by applying to Mr. Carptv-, No. 50, Dean-street, .hu

LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY AT THE MIU,DLESEX

HOSPITAL.
TAR. MERRIMAN, Physician Accoucher to the
1.1 Mi•bilesez Hospital and Westminster General Disp-nary,
will recommenc- his 1.E..-111RES on the THEORY a.:d
PRA. TirE of MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN
and Clill DREN, at the Mid liese: Hospital, on Wednesday,
June trth at Ten o Clock is •he Forenoon.
Further particulars may be known, on application to Mr.
Clayton, Apothecary, at the Hospital ; and at Dr. Merriman 's
House, No. 26, Halfmo m.street, Piccadi.ly.
London, England, 1813-06-05

SALES BY AUCTION.

KENT. -
ELTHAM PARK MANSION, FARM, AND LAND,
Eight Miles from London.
By Mr. ROBINA, •
M Garrawafs, on Thursday, June 17, at 'Fleets ••, in three Lots,
THE truly desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ELTHAM PARK MANSION and LAND. on a fine
commanding situation, the Properly of the Right Hon. Lord
RANCLIFFE; the Residence, on a very elegant plan, in the
Grecian style, in an unfinished state, Conservatory, Ice-house,
&c. excellept Offices of all descriptions, Stable-yard, Stable, and
Coach-house, and Out-buildings.
A capital Garden, part walled, and well stocked with Fruit-
trees, Hot-houses, Green-house, &c. Pleasure.uround and shady
walks, surrounded by rich* Meadow, Pasture, At able, and Wood
Land, Orchard,- Garden-ground, and Cottage, co:itaining about
ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, it, good state of culti-
vation. The Park and Land-. are ornatnented with fine stately
Thnbet•trees and thriving riantaions, a Most ivy iticg and sheer-
ful spot for the Iteddence of a Gentler t, good roads in all di-
rections, and only eight miles from Lor.don.
May be viewed by applying at the Mansion, where Part:cu-
lats may be had; at the Castle, Elt ham ; oltoo:tes-hil ;
Fountain, Canterbury ; York Hotel, Dover ;.of Messri. Jenkins,
James, and Abbott, New Inn; at Garraway's; and of Mr Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-sq..are, Where a l'ian may be r- en.
London, England, 1813-06-05

FAMILY BREWING.

NEEDI-lAM, RAWLINS, :Ind Co. Patentees of
the PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE,
reTec.ttully inform tie Nobility, Gentry; and the Put lie, tha: In
consequence of the Fir. in Skinner-street, they have removed to
their premises, No 225, ( ear the Hay-marke;) Piccadilly;
where they hope to b..: honoured with a continuance of that
herd patronage they have hitherto experienced.
This Machine comb.ties the Fire plaa, Coppers, M.rsh Tun,
Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'l'uu, in one Utensil;
which is compact, durable, and convenient, and worked by a
method simple and certain in its operation.
The Machine is made of various d,mensions. suitable to small
nr the taus: extensive estahlt.l.intai
/I. IL and Co. have the pleaaure ettayttig, they have most re-
, Spectable testimonials, and can give reterences to Gentlemen in
Town and Country, who have had experience'of the utility of
the invention.
Sold by she Patentees, No to, Piccadilly, London; and
No. in Whir-street, &Uri ; also by the' priaeipal Furnishiag
Ironmongers in the United hing,lotn.
" N. R. and Co. brew in the Machine for pubile inspection,
every '1 uesilay, in London and Bristol.

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. •
THE .greatest blemish to Beauty is superflums
Haire on the Face, Neck, and Arnis--HUBEILT'S RO-
SEATE POWDEo d.ately removes them is an ehrga
article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, Price -is. or two
in one psrctl, 7s.
Sold by the Proprietor, N 0.23, Rusiet-street, Covent-ga den ;
Overton, and Rigge, Bond-street; Dunnett, No. 3, and
63, Clitapside ; Day.son, 39. Fleet-etrue• ; Hendrie, sl'ichborle-
' street ;. Bowling and Co. Blackman-meet, Borough ; Batt. r,
! Edinburgh ; Spilsbury, lhtbkn ; Palbster, Margate ; R!:ff,
tenhani •' Gregory, Brighton; Binsteed, ! Sear-
; borough: Gould, Bath; Trewnian, Exeter ; ilunday, Oxford;
Nossiforthy, Nor itch; Cattle, York; Hopkins, i lull ; Stsinney,
Birmingham; Gales, Sheffield; Prosser, Buis ol ; Gretunis Li-
verpool; and by every Bookseller, Pertiume, and Vender in
`England, • Scplsnd9 and Ireland.