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London, England, 1813-06-05

7 his day was published,

In one large Volume, quarto, and illustrated by numerous
ravings, by Lowry and oil er eminent Artists, from Drawings
by Fatty, Ste pr-ce £2 in boards; or in Thirteen Monthly
Pans, as Ss each;
THE CIRCLE of the MECHANICAL ARTS;
ecumaiwsng Practical • l'reatises tt:e follow tlg Manual
Arts, 1 rade', and Manufactures : namely, Architecture, Bri tg-s,
Baking, Basket-snaking, Block-making, ilnolt-bi disk, Brewing,
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Owe-working, Turning, Watch and Clock-making, Weaving,
Wheel-wright, Wiredrawing, Wool-combing, and a Treatise
oa Practical Geometry.
liy '1 HOMAS MARTIN, Civil Engineer.
Assisted by eminent Professional Mechanics and Manufacturer'.
London: Printed for Richard Rees, 6:4 Pall Mall; Gale and
Co.; and Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row; and W. Curtis,
Plymouth.
London, England, 1813-06-05

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

EPSOM RACES, FRlDAY—guilts DAT.)
A Renewal of the Oaks Stakes of 50gs. each, It. ft. for s-pear old
Fillies, Bst. 4lb —(l4 Subscribers.)
Duke of Grafton's Music, by Waxy
General Grosvenor's Vulvecula
Duke of Grafton's Wilful

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Nine started, but three only were placed.
Four to 1 agst. the winner; sto 1 agst. Mr. Neville's filly ;
6to 1 agst. Vale Royal; and 9to 1 apt. General Grosvenor—a
sporting race. Vale Royal has been first favourite until within
these few days, since which the Duke's Music got tip, as did also
Mr. Neville. This is the first instance in half a century that the
first favourite won the Derby and the Oks. Two of the horses
fell in running, about Tattenham Cornaer, but no mischief was
sustained.
The Town Plate of 0050 was won by Mr. Ladbroke's Hamlet,
beating Lord Jersey's Webb, and Mr. Arthur's f. by Headly.—
Won easy-6 to 4 agst.tbe winner.
The Course was again crowded ; the Sports finish this day.

ASTLICY'S 25th Prize Wherry, in honour of his MA.•
JE%T Y'S Birth Day, was rowed for yesterday in two
heats, with sculls, by sir young watermen in the last
six months of their apprenticeship.—The competitors
were :

NAMES. WHERE art.oNotsa. COLONS'.
I John Dyer, Lambeth, Scarlet.
Christ. Brown, Hungerford, Blue.
S Geo. Sallaway, Vauxhall, Green.
4 Wm. Langley, Horslydown, Yellow.
SR. Remmington, Ditto, Brown.
6 Joseph Sharp, Pickle-herring, Striped.
kx.r sA, Robert Paron, Bankside.
DITTO, Charles Bulling, Irongate.
At half past four o'clock they started from West-
minster-bridge, rowed round a boat moored off Cum-
berland Gardens, and returned on the Surrey side,
rowing round the beacon facing Hungerford, and re-
turning through the centre arch of Westminster-
bridge, where the three first boats, being the scarlet,
brown, and blue, were declared the three entited to
row for the wherry. At half past five the three boats
started a second time, and in 26 minutes they came
in in the following order, being close to each other :
I Robert Remmington, of Horslydown, the winner,
John Dyer, of Lambeth, next, and Christopher Brown,
of Hungerford, third. The evening was very fine, and
the River was covered with boats.
wxyx•ers Eiwriots.—Jane 4, Tbird Day's P4ll.
Lord CSAmsoutim, n 1 Mr. Wmunsits, 68 11 Mr. STvArt, 67
Mr.laLr, WS Idr. Via, II
London, England, 1813-06-05

THE INDEX TO MR. NICHOWS LITERARY ANEC.
DOTES UP THE EIGHTEENTH CEN FURY.

THE INDEX, which forms the Seventh Volume
of the LITERARY ANECDOTES, being new completed,
w U be delivered, without any farther Charge, to the Per Chasers
of the former Volumes: but it is requested that the Promissory
Note which was given with each Sett may be returned to the
Publishers, free of espence; and that Gentlemen who have been
supplied with the Work from their own Book,ellers, will apply
for the Indez through the same medium.
Printed for Nichols, Son, and Bentley, Red Lion-Passage,
Fleet-street; where the Seven Volumes may now be had com-
plete, price Seven Guineas.
Also, the Third Volume of the new Edition of Me. Hutchines
-Hi-tory of Dorset, price Sit Guinea, ; or, on Royal Paper, Eight
Giiiness.—And a Second Elton of Sir John Cullum's History
of Hewsted, Suffo'.k; Koyal 4to. price Li. Es.; or, in Imperial
4to. (on which size only thirty Copies are printed), price ,£4. 4s.

RUSSIAN EMBASSY TO JAPAN.
This day was published, handsomely printed in t Vol. 4to. with
R.gravings, price X*. Its. 6d. -
AVOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD,• in the
Years 11,03-44-6, by the Comniand of his Imperial Ma.
j ,sty, ALIMANDL R I. in the ships Nal4eslida and Neva, under the
Orders of Captain KRUSENSTERN. Translated from the
German, by RICHARD BELGRAVg HOPPNER, Esq.
Printed for John Mursay,Albemarie.street, London, and sold
by all other Booksellers.
London, England, 1813-06-05

ABERCROMBIE'S PRACTICAL GARDENING.

This day was published, in One large Vol. 12mo. price 99. boards,
THE PRACTICAL GARDENER in every De-
partment, or improved System of MODERN HORTI-
- ITURE: adapted either to large or small Gardena. Contain-
ing full and clear directions for the laying out and cal:moo:the
Khchen Garden, Pleasure Groundi
Fruit Garden, Nursery,
Flower Garden, tnd
• Shrubbery, Timber Plantation.
Moo, the Construction and Management of the Green-house,
or Conservatory, Hot-house, and Forcing Garden.
ith Copious' ables of Planes for t ach Department; syste-
matically divided where they embrace different classes; enlarged
so as to c nivrehend new varieties and recently discovered spe-
cies, and made ctniformable, in the names, with the latest Bota-
nical Arrangements ; the whole alpkabetically arranged, in sepa-
rate treatises. 'ty JOHN ABERCROMBIF:,
Author of'' Every Man his own Gardener."
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; W. Blackwood,
Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin.
London, England, 1813-06-05

LINCOLNSHIRE.

INTENDED WORKS ON THE WI a-lAm NAyIGATION'
rill HE GENERAL CoMMITTEE of the COM-
A. MANY of PROPRIETORS of the WITHAM NAVI-
GATION will be ready, at their next Meeting, at the Rein
Deer Inn, in the City of Lincoln, on the 9th day of June next,
to enter into ContraCu with such Person. as shall be des'rous of
Contracting for the Excavation, Embanking, and other Work.
intended to be executed Ka that parr of the River Witham, be-
tween Kirksteati Lock and Braneton Causeway Dike, according
to the Plans, Sections, and Specifications, to be seen at the Office-
of Mr. Robert Swan, Solicitor, in [Arcola The Proposals to
be delivered to the said Robert Swan, at his Office, in Lincoln
aforesaid, on or before the 7th day of June next.
By Order, . ROBER sWAN,
Lincoln, May t 5, 1811 Clerk to the Company.

AT- a General MEETING of the LEATHER
TR ADE of GREA BRITAIN. held at the London
Tavern, Eishopgate-street, London, on Thursday. the 3tl June,
1813, convened by public Advertisement to receive the Report
of the Committee appointed to conduct the Application to Par.
li.unent for a Repeal of the Leather Tax.
JOHN UNDERSHELL, Esq. in the Chair.
The Report of the Committee having been read, •
It was resolved unaidinously—s
That the thanks of this Mee. irg be given to RALPH BEN/10 N,
Esq. Chairman of the Committee of the House of Commons,
for hix great attention dur.tig the time the business was before
the Committee, fur his- gentlemanly conduct to the I'rade in
their interv.ews with him on the subjtct, and fur the very able
manner in which he brought their case under the consideration
of the It gislature.
That the thanks of this Meeting be also given to the other
Members of the Committee who devoted so much of their time
to serve the *Frady, and also to those Members who voted for
the Repeal of the Tax. •
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Cl7airman,Det•
puty Chairman, and the rest of the Committee of the Trade, for
their great and unremitting exertions to obtain a Repeal of the
additional Duty; an./ that they be requested to use ail constitu-
tional means lo their power to procure the earliest Repeal of a
Tax, the general int ?alley of which, as welt as its injurious effects
upon the Leather trade, were incontrovertiiily prdved before the
Committee of the blouse of Commons, but wilds is retained in
the most unprezettented manner, against eke opinion of the
Represtotatltts of almost every large Town and County in Great
Britain.
That these Rewilutions be signed by the Chairman, and pub-
lished iu several of the daily Papers.
!OHIJ UNVERSHELL, Chairman.
London, England, 1813-06-05

FALMOUTH. JUNE 2._

Arrived the Lapwing packet, with a Mail from
Malta, last from Gibraltar, in 21 days; and the Fox
packet from Lisbon, in 16 days. His Majesty's ship
PELICAN (whose arrival we mentioned yesterday from
Jamaica) is put under quarantine, in consequence of
the death of a passenger.—Wind E.S.E.
London, England, 1813-06-05

DIED.

At Edinburgh, the 25th ult. David Balfour, Esq. writer to the
At EU oburgh, the sorb ult. aged three years and eight months,
Mary Fr arces, the daughter of Major Hastings.
At Cockptu, near Edinburgh the 19th ult. the Rev. Ebenezer
Marshal, minister of Cockpen:

Monday last, at Che,terlield House, May Fair, the Countess
of Cheste. field. Her Ladys!lip was one of the Ladles in Wait-
ing to the Queen.
At Newport, isle of Wigh', on the 25th ultimo, in the !7th
year of her age, aster lnrg and painful suffertngs, borne with
patient resignation, Elizabeth Reynold;, wife of Captain C.
Reynolds, ut the 3d Ceylon Regiment, whilst under trials of the
must afflicting nature. She was to him, who is now left solitary
and sad, at once, a mother, wire, and friend.
London, England, 1813-06-05

AGENTLEMAN consulted Mr. Spdsbury, at
ais Dispensary, 15, Soho-square, last Summer, having an
encrusted eruption of the pustular form covering his hands, at-
tended with violent pain,and swelling of t he glands ot the arm s from
irritation. His nights sleepiris, and his helpless state (his hands
being useless) rendered this case in so young a man distressing.
Much or the Virulence had been product-I by previous improper
treatment. Being directed to a mild sedative plan, the aggravated
symptoms gave way, and the PATEN AN•I'ISCOkIIUTIC
DROPS restored his bands to their natural state; and he now
expresses himself as enjoying a beuer state of health than than
the two preceding years.
N. B. 1 he Genuine Medicine, Spilsbnry's Patent Antiscorbu•
tic Drain:, has the words, " the King's Patent," expre4ed on
the Boalcs, Bill of Dirc,lind, and Outside Wrapper, and the
Ditty is printed in Blatic ink.--111 Battles of Six Shillings,
Dou'ale Ten Slit tilligs seal Sispence—and largest One Pound Two
bh.l:ings,!;uty iticlutktle—Compeund, Tsenue, Ss.
This M•ttliiintt is pe.ttiliariy iii Scurvy, Gout; Rhea
in ::crouituives a•ul C•nat•Ltints
London, England, 1813-06-05

_ -

NAVAL ormlicENCE.

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.
The extra ship SOVEREIGN sailed from tengal Bth
January, and from Madras Ist February. The LORD
CASTLEREAGH had returned to Bengal froth thence.
The EURLIE arrived in Bengal the sth December ;
and the THOMAS GRENVILLE the 22d of the same
month. The extra ship COLDSTREAM was to sail
from Bengal for the Coast, in the barly part of
January.
The LORD CASTLEREAGH and WARREN HASTINGS,
returned to Bengal the sth December, from China.
The extra ship ALEXANDER was expected to proceed
from Bengal to Ber.coolen on the 12th January.
VISSIDISERS LARxims-Mr. Hamilton, and Mistresses
Rolt and Smith. _ _ _

PLR SOVEREIGN—NgSIMMS De L'Estang and Richardson;
Captains C. Stuart and Pepper, Lientenana. Hall (his Majesty's
14th Regiment), Cornet H. V. Lloyd, Mr. J. J. James.

BAHIA. APRIL 18.
The RAcoolt sloop of war gives convoy to the fol-
lowing ships, and, after seeing them to the line, re-
turns to the protection of the coast, viz. Morgiana,
and Henry, for London ; Caroline, Sally, Adventure,
and Elizabeth, for Liverpool.
London, England, 1813-06-05

RU6PINI'S• STYPTIC.

THE Wine tf an Article which has proved its
efficacy, particularly in Medicine, is brought mart home
to the general es:meta:on by its own intrinsic andlong tried me-
rits, than by, those per: y arts which are of en employed to attract
the public notice. This is precise! the caw with Chevalier
LALSAMIC silevrtc—the effect of which, in
-copping all bleeding, both irrernil and esteroal., is admitted by
.the firs, Physicians. It occasions no trr.tation or i.ilammation ;
it heak a.tp other dre,sing and is an awful present to a
rela,iv: or .o a trent goi:.g on bt rvicr. It is likewise a safe and
tir a u 'cure in alt the primary stars o a c, rain Lupus icy; end
.as this as,-rion is not advanced upon any loose principle of
quackery, but of truth and . xperience. it becomes t.f course a
moii necessary appe •d.tge ,o every man of the world.
Ihe r ltu p. , in order t t !Aciinte its possession in
sudden cases of hanion hage has appvintedthe follow ingpersons
as vet -den at the St)ptic, to Lute , &rent pars of this wde Me-
tropol s, v.z Mr. Nix. late &non, Kora &change; and Mr.
rfumt-r, l. t w Lund-meet.

M R North
.1,
,e • De.,tist, from Boston,
No. 10, t'atoline-street, Bedfi rd.
square, begs to inform the N Ginn, and others of this
Kit.gdom, that he CU ..i GU l' the DEC.tirEO PARTS of a
100 t H with.out I.a.n, an 1 1-aves that which is sound; and is
warranted by a great length of exptrietice in &airing, that it
will equal in durability any ott.er tooth, however perfect, and its
aching be precledod in future; that he extracts l'eeth or Stumps
that have been despaired ot, by a method peculiarly easy, regu-
lates the Teeth of Children, and performs every opervion con-
nected with Diseases of the I NO, in a manner which be Batters
himself will secure the confidence of all who may hono.,r him
with their commands. He is authorised to give the most sad,-
' factory references to surgeons of the highest reputation in this
country. Mr. Flagg fixes with ease and safety (independently of
the Natural Teeth) Artificial of the most durable enamel, and
provides Gold Palates, which effectually supply the want of those
which have been lost by disease, or have barn defective from
the birth. He attends at home every day from nine o'clock
till three.
London, England, 1813-02-02

FIFTY POUNDS REWARD.
LOST, since the Month of JUNE last, supposed, to
have been taken by mistake from an Office in the Temple,
or from Cooper's Hotel, Bouverle-street, Fleet-street, a BUNDLE
of DEEDS and COPIES, about Thirty in Number, of different
Dates, from 1699 to 1794, principally relating to Estates in the
Counties of Oxford gid Bedford.
Whoever will bring the Deeds to the Bar of Cooper's Hotel,
Bouverie-street, or give such Information as shall lead, to the re
covery of them, shall receive the above Reward ; but !II greater
reward will be offered.
CHEAP PATENT LAMP OM; by thelmpe-
rial British Oil and Colour Company, 460, Strand, the only
House in London for the sale of VAN HERMAN'a.:.Eprified
LAMP 011-.13, his Impenetrable cheap Paint for. ail work ex-
poeed to the weather, hfs improved Paint withobt smell for the
interior of Houses, and all his recent Discoveries and Improve-
ments, (all others are spurious, and impositions oa the piblic).
Purified Patent tamp Oil, 6s. 6d. per gallon.
Good Chamber ditto, - ss. 6d. ditto.
Genuine Spermaceti and all other Oils at the most reaumahle
prices.—Orders addressed as above will be punctually attended to
London, England, 1813-02-02

REGENT'S CANAL.

OTICE is hereby given, That an Adjourned
General Assembly of the Company of PROPRIETORS
of the REGENT'S CANAL, will be holden pursuant to Act of
Pa-liament, at the Office of the said Company of Proprietors, in
Foley-place, in the Parish of St. Mary•la-banoe in the County
ot Middlesex, on Thursday, the 25th day of February, 1/113, at
E:even o'Clock in the Forenoon.
N. B. The Chair will be taken and business commenced at
Eleven o'Clock PKICISILT. EDWARDS and LYON,
Jan. 14, 1813. Clerk to the Company.
London, England, 1813-02-02

This day was published in Quarto,

Splendidly printed by Ballantyne, price Two Guineas boards,
OKEBY: a POEM, in• SIX CANTOS.—
B,y WALTER SCOTT, Esq.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Omw, and Brown, Pater-
anosier-row, Londen ; and John Ballantyne and Co. Edinburgh.
A Set of Illustrations for tit% Poem, after Designs by T. Stoth-
ard, E3q. R. A. are in hand, and will very speedily be published
by the Proprietors of the Poem.

This day were published,
In Octavo, price log. 6d. in boards,

OBSERVATIONS on the NATURE and
CURE of DROPSIES. To which is added; an Appendix,
containing several Cases of Angina Pectoris, with Dissections,
&c. &c. By JOHN BLACKALL, M.D.
Physician to the Devon and Exeter Hospital, and to the
Lunatic Asylum, near Exeter.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater
noster•row; and at the British Gallery, 54, New Bond-street.

This day was published, price is. 6d.
A LETTER tothe Rev.PETE RGANDOLPHY,
in confutation of the Opinion, That the Vital Prindllife
otithe Reformation has been lately conceded to the Church of
Rome. With a Postscript, containing Remarks on the Conse-
quences which must ensue fruits a Concession of the Catholic
Claims.
By HERBFRT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S.
Margaret Professor of Divinity in the University of Cambridge.
Sold by Rivinpons, London; and the Booksellers in Cam.
bridge, Ste.
London, England, 1813-02-02

DRAKARD'S PAPER.

THIS JOURNAL ip published in LONDON,
every > UNDAY, with a SATURDAY EDITION, for the
ben, fit o' the Conntry. Reader. and those who may prefer it.-
I,e C•inductor stands pledged that it shall regular)), contain, In
adltit.n to a POLITICAL ESSAY; Original Strictures on Sub-
ject; connected with the MORALS, the MANNERS, and the
LITER A.TURE of the period. The DRAMA is statedly re-
viewed in this Paper, and no NEW WORK of celebrity will be
permitted to escape its notice. A series of Articles have been
commenced in it, intended to render the Reader familiar with
some of the choicest and most curious productiisns of our OLD
ERS.—The Foutth Number of DRAKARD'S PAPER,
peblished Sim January, contained Observations suggested by the
•ended INTRODUCTION OF THE PRINCESS CHAR-
LOITE OF WALES AT COURT : Remarks on the WAR
between ENGLAND and AMERICA : A Review of RE-
-IV.ORSE, a new Tragedy, and the STUDENTS OF SALA-
MANCA, a new Comedy: An Essay on the MORAL EF-
FECT OF THE WEATHER: and a Review of ROKEBY. a
Poem, by WAL I ER SCOTT, E'g.
The First Number of this, Journal contained an Essay on the
Proneness of Personsin Authority to protect its Vices, contain-.
ing the real character of Henry nth, contrasted with the Kittery
of one of his Judges: a Review of the present Dramatic Season :
an Essay on the Freaks of Taste : an Imitation of one of Horace's
tides • addressed to Lord E--;--, and Old English Literature,
O. I. •
The Second Number contained an &say on the Duty of Per-
sons in general to take an active concern in Politics: the New
Decaingue, a Poet is Frakment : Critical Inquit y whether the
'I own of Greenwich can properly be said to smile on a Silver
food and a Dramatic! Review.
I he Third Number contained an Article on the War in which
this Country is engaged with America: Angus Mirabilis, a
Prophecy, sheaving what events must occur in a nation before it
cart be said to have arrived at such a. pitch of greatness as to be
fit to" Suckle fools and chronicle small Beer:" and Old English
pteraters, No. 11, being Extracts from " Wits, Fits, and Fan-
cies," black Letter, I 840
A careful comp:Ligon of the Week's News is given In every
Nt.Mber.
DitAKARD'S PAPER is published at the Office, No. 177,
Fleet-street ; also by all the News-venders in Town and Coun-
try. It is printed in a Quarto form, and is calculated for binding
at the end of the year.
London, England, 1813-11-29

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27.

Mr. Serjeant PALMER attended this day for the se-
cond time, in expectation that fifteen prisoners, whom
he had-ordered to be brought before him, should ap-
pear in Court ; but none of them were brought up.—
The Learned Judge, after sitting two or three hours
without doing any thing, expressed great displeasure
at the unjustifiable and disrespectful conduct of those
gaolers, who, in defiance of his orders, and of A posi-
tive Act of Parliament, had not only not broug'•c up
the prisoners required, but did not even appear in
Court to make any apology or explanation. He then
adjourned the Court until Monday.
London, England, 1813-11-29

111 IC HA RDSON, & Co. respect-
be fully inform the. Public,. that they have contracted with
Government for the STATE LOTTERY of 12;100 Tickets, to
be drawn ich JANUARY, 1814. The Scheme contains the
followetg Prises: .•
7. • 2 of 3E20,000 are £40,000
icenoo
9 ••..•.... 3,600
2 ••• 00000 • 2,000 4, 00
4 000000 ••• ),00 000000 4,"00
6 ••••.•..• 500
• ..• O . .... 300
.111. • •••04.•••• 200
•••••.••• ICO ••••••••• 1,6U0
' • 1/0 • ••••••••• 50 3,000
1,395 " • ' ' 20 26,7(:,1 •
500 -tat dr. Blanks, Ist stay, 10 Each ... 8,000
SOO Ist dr. Blanks, 2cl day, 10 Each 5,00,0
Is,ooo 3E120,000
First-drawn Prise above 3E20, the First Day, will receive
AV 60710. •
gira4rawn Prize above £2O, the Second Day, will receive
,E2opoo.
Pestrowand Ssi.eans are selling by Rlcumtpsorg, Goon-
-46C4t, and Co. 3:ink &tilling% Cornbia, and Chi-ring Cross ;
where they Sold in the Lottt rits drawn last September and
• November, the folloising Capital Portent, in 48 Shares :
3,354 - - - • - £20,0:30
4,285 • - .X:3,000 1,130 ,6.500
8;471 - £l,OOO 7,522 £5OO
kritomATic .SPRIT of VINEGAR, (the ori.
43, gistal invention, of Mr. HENRY, and brought by his
successive -improvements to the highest pet fection) continues to
be prepaivf and sold by biessis. HaN v, Manufacturing Che-
mists Manibester.
This agreeable perfumed Liquor which is composed of highly
concentrated Vinegar, joined with the most pleasant Aromatics
rad effic,cious Autiseptics, may be kept unimpaired in any
Climate and for any length of time. its pungent Odour adapts
it for affitrchilg relief in Head-aehs, Faintings, Sec.; and renders
it itecultarly grateful and refreshing in crowded rooms in places
of Imblic lezort, and in the apartments of the sick. it counter-
acts, also, • L e infection of Contagious Diseases.
s many spurious and inferior preparations are sold under the
same and similar names, the public are requested to observe, as
the only proof of its being genuine, that the names of Messrs.
Henry, Manchester,.are engraved on the stamp.
The Aromatic Spirit of Vinegar in bottles, price 2s. 9d. each,
stamp in :lulled, is sold wholesale and retail by Bayley and Blew,
Cocksput-street, (the only Agents in London authorised by the
Proprietors ;) where may be had, Sponge Boxes of Gold, Silver,
Cornelius, Crystal, Bte.
Also HLNRY'S CALCINID MAONICSIAi in bottles at 2s. 9d.
and larger with glass stoppers, at 11.0 d. each; their names being
on the stamps.
London, England, 1813-02-05

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA S, &c.
BALSAM OF HONEY, invented by Sir JOHN
HILL, M.D.—The Linnaeus of Britain roommends this
excellent preparation as the most salutary and effectual remedy
for all disorders of the breast and lungs, congealed phlegm, acri-
mony In the fluids, and obstructions in the glands, are gently and
safely discharged by easy expectoration; wheezings and uneasi-
ness in breathing are speedily removed by a few doses. It takes
off the irritation, opens the thoracic duets, and heals the soreness
of the breast and lungs. Thirty years experience has confirmed
the recommendation in the immediate relief and gradual cure of
Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and Consumptions. It is the greatest
preserver of the lungs ever discovered, and contains all the heal-
ing, sotftening, and soothing qualities of that salubrious extract
of flowers called Honey ; it is as restorative as Ass's Milk, and
never disagrees with the stomach ; a common cold yields to its
benign influerioe in a few hours, and when resorted to before the
complaint is far advanced, all danger of consumption is certainly
prevented.
Such are the faint outlines of the merits of Sir John Hill's Bal-
sam of Honey, the result of long researches into Nature by that
great Botanize, who dedicated his life to the discovery of the true
means of health in the Vegetable Kingdom.
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London, England, 1813-02-05

NEW MUSIC.

This day was published, by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and
CO. Music Sellers, No.. 20, Soho-square, London; and 7,
Westmorland-street, Dublin,
I THE HARPER's FIRST SONG, price 3s.—
The Harper's Second Song, price Ss. 6d.; the Ballad, Allan
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by Walter Scott, Esq. composed by J. Mazzinghi—the remainder
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IN A FEW DAYS!-26, Coariutu..
THE STATE LOTTERY of only 7000 'Pickets,
will be drawn on the 17th and 18th of THIS MONTH.
HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to state that the Lo:tery will be
drawn agreeably to the old mode, in the same way as the last
Lottery was drawn, which gave such universal satisfaction to the
purchasers; the Capital Prizes having been divided solely among
the Adventurers.

Tickets and Shares are selling at the lowest prices by HORNSBY
and Co. where all Prizes are paying at their old established
Office, 26, Cornhill—Orders by post or carrier executed un the
same terms as it present.
London, England, 1813-02-05

'I'HE HIRWAIN IRON WORKS-SOUTH WALES.

be LE I', and may be Entered upon immediately,
THE Extensive and Valuable HIRWAIN IRON
WORKS, Mines of iron Ore and Coal, with Furnaces,
Forges, Engi..es, Machinery, Trans Roads, &c. adequate to
carry on the Business upon a large scale; together with a House
for the residence of a Partner; sundry Workmen's Houses, ad
several convenient Farms, desirable to be occupied with the Works.
Particulars may be had by application to Messrs. Shawes, Le-
blanc, and Shawe, New Bridge-street, London.
London, England, 1813-02-05

WITHIN THE BOROUGH OP ST.A MFORD.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction ,Mart,- near the Bank of England, on Friday,
February 19, at Twelve, in one Lot, unless an acceptable offer
is previously made, by Private Contract;
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, containing numerous
Houses and Buildings, to which an addition of many may
be made, from the nature of the ground, at a little ex?ence. A
Leasehold Estate, at a low ground-rent, of which about 29 years
are unexpired, of about two Acres of Ground, on which is a good
Residence, compact general Brewery, Stabling, Out-buildings,
and sr perior Cellars. The Fee•simple may be purchased. The
Land con. ains Stone, Lime-stone, Slate, and Sand, and is in an
eligible situation for the most extensive buildings. Three other
detached Leasehold Estates, containing numerous Tenements.
The whole in excellent repair, and let at very low rents, and the
whole capable of considerable improvement.
Mr. Charles Reesby, of Stamford, will shew the Premises;
and particulars may be bad of Messrs. Hoggart and Phillips, 62,
Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1813-02-05

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Chamber Oil ss. 6d. pool & common Lamps 3s. 9d.
_ _ _

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NTIAIDER 8088.

Early next Week will be publiabed,
THE DEBATES on the RENEWAL of the
.1 Honourable the EASTINDLt COMPANY'. CHARTER,
at the Court of Proprietors, holden the 19th, 29d, and 26th ult.
wi'h an APPENDIX, containing all the Documents referred to
and connected with them.
by the EDITOR of the

Y DEBATE already

published.

This day was published in One Vol. 12mo.
nTHELLO TRAVESTIE, inThree Acts, with
Burlesque Notes, in the manner of the most celebrated
commentators, and other ludicrous Appendixes.
Printed for Stockdale, jun. 41, Pall-Mall ; and Butler, College
Green, Dublin.
Also, price 23. 6d. The Thesplad--a Satirical Poem, with
Notes an the principal Dramatists and Performers.

TO SCHOOLMASTERS, &c.
Thin day was published, a New Edi►ion, price ls. ed. of

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO SCHOOLMAS-
TERS, TU roßs, and PARENT'S, in the Selection and
U.c of ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-BOOKS on all Subjects;
'llan arranged List of superior Books for Private Students and
Libraries—By the late Rev. /. COLI.INS.
Revised and enlarged by the Rev. SAMUEL CATLOW,
Late Maqer of an Academy at Mansfield and Wimbledon,
and Author of an Outline of Public Instruction. _ _ _

The high characters given of this Work by the British Critic,
Arti.jacobin, Monthly, and other Reviews, and the favourable
totinionies of its merits published by the late Mrs. Hamer,
)Ir. Kett, and other eminent writers on education, have led to
its entire revision and republication by the present Editor.
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MACDONAL.D's GARDENING.
This day was published, in Two Vols. 4to.
Illustrated with 79 beautifully coloured Plates from original
Drawings by Sydenitani Edwards, printed on Whatman's fine.
Drawing paper, price £S. 9s. In boards, or elegantly bound in
calf, gilt edges, 10.
ACOMPLETE DICTIONARY of PRACTI-
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t.l. nt Vegetables, or in the Forcing and Management of different
sorts of Fruits and Plants; and that of layirg out, ornamenting,
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ravings of the neces-ary Apparatus in Buildings.and other con-
trivances.—By ALEX. MACDONALD, Gardener,
Printed for John Stockdale, Piccadilly.

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Paper, as attempts have been made to colour it on common soft
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publi•her.
London, England, 1813-02-05

TO TANNERS AND OTHERS.

VALUABLE PREMisES, HAMPTON-WICK, Middlesex.
Widi immediate possession.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, opposite the Bank of F.neland, on Friday,
the 26th February, at Twelve o'Clock,

A VA LUABLE LEASEHOLD TAN-YARD
= -IL and Pk LMI4ES, in the occupation of Mr. Williams, most
desirably situated on the Banks of the Thames, at Hampton.
Wick, ss -hitt a short distance of Kingston Bridge; with a Tan-
yard and 64 Tan pits, Mill and Le:alter-house, with a compact
Dwelling house, a spacious brick-built Malt-house and Out-
buildings..

To be viewed, with leave of the Tenant, and particulars had
on the Preinisc3; of Messrs. Catty and Haddon, Solicitors,
Augel-court, Throgmortou-street ; at the Mart; and of Messre.
Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, koyal-Exchange.
London, England, 1813-02-05

• LONDON, 181.

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NUMBER ii.
THE NEW REVIEW; or, MONTHLY ANALYSIS'
of GENEAA.:. LITERATURF. Published on the Ist of
February, 1813, auk' continued every Month, price 2.. 6d.
London, England, 1813-02-05

AUGSBURGi JANUARY 17.

Besides the corps of 30,000 Men, commanded by
General Grenier, and which will at this motnent ar-
rive at Berlin, there is a corps of observatibn of the
Elbe, assembling at Hamburgh, under the command
of General Lauriston ; another corps of observation
forming near to Mentz, to Wesel, and to Erfuds,
which it is said will be commanded by M. the Mar-
shal Duke of Ragusa.
London, England, 1813-11-11

BIRTHS.
Yesterday, in Pall Mall, Mrs. Juin, Stockdale, of a daughter.
Saturday, at the Royal Naval College, l'ortainouth Dpck-yard,
the Lady ot Captain Gifford, It, N. of a hon.
lday, the Lady of the Rev. J:. W. Gr.r.brld, Henrietta-streao
Bath, of two boys.
"1 hurAay, at Earthanyhouse, in Norfolk, the Lady of Alajor-
Ger•Tal the Hon. Roln-rt Meade, Of a daughter.
London, England, 1813-11-11

was

I much

ask a., foe smote]

eared neratatt fir die roast doer
the expesehrtiftair ships ado* at
Bei ; leaving all the rest for future consideration and
discussion. Whenever the Hon. Member slava
think proper to move any propositions on this inforset.l
he should base, as far as his (Mr. Croker'S) humble
abilities went, every assistance in his power to afford
him ; being confidant that an enquiry- would re-
dound to the credit of the Admiralty, and prove
the Honourable Member com
pletelymisinformed.—
He could not tell why Sir John Warren had thirty
pennants in the Chesapeake, but the Hon. Member
, might be a better Admiral than Sir John Warren.
' That Admiralwas responsible for his conduct. He had
done what he had thought proper in his situation. With
120 pennants, he might have had 30 in the Chesapeake;
he did not know be had, and he thought be had not.
He wished to put in his plea for those brave officers
and men who had been blockading that coast during
dreadful weather, that their characters might not be
hinted a-way. He wished the officers had not been
,alluded to. The Naval Administration would be
found perfectly ready to defend itself; and as to the
officers, he hoped the House and the country had full
confidence in them for what had they not to acknow-
ledge, or to expect from the tried skill, courage, and
valour of British seamen,?

Mr. A. DARING said, that the enemy's fleets
might not require to be watched by a fleet equal to
their's ; but our numerous force on the American
coast had done nothing essential, and the service ape
peared to have been much neglected. That was his
decided opinion from all lie heard respecting it, which,
had been from many quarters. Whoever Wall in
fault, the navy had been neglected. It did not fol.
low from what he said, that he was a good Admiral.
All he pretended to say was, that the force employed
had been very ill employed for its objects.
Lord cAsTLEREAGH said, that this question
could only be discussed fairly at a future time. It
should not have been opened up now. Whatever
might be thought of particulars, the general exer-
dons had enabled us to contend in America without
any prejudice to operations in Europe.
The Resolution, and the other usual ones for the
respective sums; were put and carried. Report to be
received to-morrow.—Adjourned.
London, England, 1813-11-11

GREY

ATkCINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE is war-
ranted perfectly innocent and salubrious to the Hair, and
being prepared of Vegetables, is free from those ecrrostve quali-
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changes Red or Grey Hair to an Auburn qe beautiful jet Black,
so that a Lady or Gentleman may dye their own Hair with the
utmost ease. This Dye is well known to Men of Science, and
allowed to be the only Innocent article which changes the Hair
to a permanent Colour.
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-prietor, lames Atkinson, Perfumer, No. 4S, Gerard-stvet. Sr*.
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Pierce, 57, New London;
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during exercise is a damp atmosphere, and is a moq elegant sub-
stitute for Oils, POMatURIS, &c. in dressing the Hair, giving it a
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before invented. Price Ss. bd. Cs. and One Guinea. Sold by
most Perfumers.

CAnTion.—As there are counterfeits, please ask for Atkin-
son's Curling Fluid and Atkinson 's Vegetable Dye, and observe
She signature on the label, otherwise it cannot be genuine.
London, England, 1813-11-11

HASTINGS, iiltfyitillßEß 7. .

bisirst Pitovinexce having been pleased to crown
the efforts of our foreign 'arms with most complete
and decisive victories over BONAPARTE and his last
conscription army, tffording additional glory and
fresh laurels to otir brave Allies—the important and
' agreeable intelligence was announced and celebrated
at this place on Thursday last, by every demonstra-
, tion of joy, such as ringing of bells, decorations with
colours, the military band of the Third Regiment, or
Buffs, playing on the Marine Parade and through the
street, surrounded :by spectwors ; a splendid Ball at
the Swan Inn for our tieganter, happy in the aniina-
ting- and merry dance. An excellent dinner was
served up at Mr. Bsaa.'s• for the respectable inhabi-
tants : when the cloth was removed, " Yon glair Do-
mine" was sung with much eclat, by Mr. C. CROUCH
and the company present, who returned home about
eleven o'clock, having evinced their patriotism by •
rational conviviality and good humour, and .with
many appropriate and loyal sentiments and songs
A display of fire-works,-with the novel appearance of
floating illuminatiOns on the ocean, aided by she
reflection of that grand orb and planet the Moon,
finaled the evening in a manner exciting general ap-
probation.
HORRID Mi.:Rom—On Friday last, an Inquisition
was taken at Solihull, before Mr.Witierenty, Coroner,
on the body of Mary Bate, who was found murdered
on. the Wednesday preceding. The circumstances
of the case are shortly these :—The deceased, her
husband, wo brothers of the deceased, the one
aged about Mand the other about 19 years, resided
in a cottage near Solihull Lodge ; the two brothers,
on the morning of the day the murder was commit-
ted, rose about a quarter before six o'clock, and went
to work ; the husband, J. Bate, went,to-work half an
hour afterwards; about six o'clock in the evening, the,
brothers returned, and not finding the deceased, as
they thought, in tNe house, they waited near thereto,
for the return of the husband, who came in a short
time, and having struck a light went up stairs, and
immediately exclaimed, his wife was murdered ; the
alarm was given, but nothing was discovered to lead
to a supposition of any person having entered the
house. Strong suspicion arose that the husband had
committed the murder. in consequence of the contra-'
dictory accounts he gave to different persons of some
money he pretended to have lett in the house,. and
these not proving true, and some blood having been
sound on his waistcoat and shirt, together with other
suspicious circumstances, induced the Jury to find a
verdict of Wilful Murder against him, and he was
accordingly committed by the Coroner to Warwick
gaol, to take his trial at the next Assiz!s. Tl.e head
of the deceased was actually' tslaal to pieces, and
appeared to have been done with an axe, as she lay
in bed, but no instaiment of that description could
be found, with blood on it.
London, England, 1813-11-11

DIfD.
On the Stu of October lau, at Abastokc Hants, after a lons
and stint ul illiesi, aged Si, Anthony Hubbub, E q. late of his
Majesty's 7sd Regiment of Foot.
• u. slay, the 27th u't. at Carmarthen, universally regretted,
Mrs. Morgan, relict of the lee Thomas More,ati, Esq. of Birch-
Grove.

On the lrh incant, deeply regretted by a numerous circle of
relative,: and trends, Mrs. Ann Gibbon, relict of the Lite William
Gibbon, Etq. of Newton House, and sister of John Price, Esq. of
Llandough Castle, bait in Ghunorganshire._

Tuesday, at Ipswich, in the 224 year of her age, Maria, eldest
daughter of Charles Stisted, Esq. of that place.
On the 3d tilt, at Vittoria, alter sufferingseverely from a wound
received in the Pyienees, on the 1:8th of July, and from a subse-
quent amputation, Capt. Robert Lowrie, of the 91st Regiment
Capt. Wm George Cummins!, of the 9th Cscadores t he fell
by a musket ball, on the Bth October, commanding two compa-
nies in au attack on the outposts, in front of Anboa.
On the 39th ult. at Barnstaple' at a very advanced age, Lady
Wrey, relict o the late General Bouchier Wrey, of 'favistock-
house, Devon.
Lately, Lieutenant John Cooke, R. N. in consequence of being
accidentally shot by a friend with whom he was sporting in. the
lordship of W ilford, Notts.
At Hawkhill, near Edinburgh, at an advanced age, Mrs. Betty
Johnstone, sister of the late Sir William itulteney, Bart. and the
last of the Westerheil family.
Tue,day, after a long and distressing illness, Richard Hawk-
!haw Losack, E.sq of the island of St Christopher's, and Lieute-
nant-General of the Leeward lAlimds, aged 83.
Lately, in Spain, in consequence of a bite from borne veni.
pious animal, Mr. Webb, butcher in tke army of Lord Welling-
,
ion, a native of Brighton.
London, England, 1813-11-11

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• LAW OF LEGACIES.
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of Wills and 'Testaments, together with Tracts on the Law con-
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; .... MEN,
•-•• V- • •• • • •••• ••• 0,11.0
tO Tit E Cr,Eßent, AND PR ed.teßs
OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY.:. •-•-
r •
KEG u
PCiotier to poi' my IMOstiordiat thanks
for tlie_high honour which you have conferred bp
nturenitg me as yoar Representative in Parliament..
ibly eery great majority upon the Poll, which:vie& ilat,
•
fecrease.l, ail hough sir T T
l homas urton, counting upsie aienera,
-was the first to incur tlie expence of bringing dietant
'tots, au%citiotly stews that 1 iamnot indebted for. my support
to any particular description of Freeholders, as he has repe,vedly
asserted; and an examination of the Poll BOAS will distinctly
prom Olt I am under at least as great an tibligfitionto the landed
-n.r,tmore commercial interest in the county, fur the tri-
umpialit issue of ttle cowmen. • .
sOold invid•ous dlttinctiehs of, this MO has ever been in-
object If my political life, and.l shall at all times-endeavotir fo
ConFult equally the weltate of my Oonstituents.of every class. •
Ai an :era when throsgh.thr influence of -British Councils and
the disupgitishied.Siiccess of the British arms, as well as through
the great and'enignanimoos exertions -of our Allies, the Peace of
Europe is again likely to. be. established on its old foundations,
permit Mitts congratulate you on the prospect width, by the
blessing of Pi-tocsin/ten, is at length opening upon us, and to
as-u e you; that the auspielouinesit of the period of my return.td
is no etthancement of the satisfaction wfth *bids
I shall enter on the execution of my important Trust: ,1
I havb the honoir to be, Gentlemen,
Your very obliged pad devoted servant*
Cuildford;,l6th Nov. ; 313. SAMtJEL, THORNTOit.
FtieMr. Titeittiren - 1;133
For Sir T. Ili; evimv, Bait.' 6156—Majoritt 625.. 1