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London, England, 1812-06-19 00:00:00

NEWTON'S DENTIFRICE.

'HIS Powder is 'as pleasant in thcappliratinn, la
-IL it is exellelit in its elf.cts; It speedily renders the Tteth
whi.e soil smooth, the gums bealthful,red,andlints: sad by
scant nee will peesetve them in this desirable state. it furtfies
the enamel and prevents the acennonl. ion of ta,tar; and even
where ,he eitaturl has been impaired yt .t.e apples:l4n of perni•
doily dentifrice, or by any other means, it will rettnedie It in a
maffner to be credi'td only by those who experience or witness
Its ...limey. To the general apprubatiun of New-rotes I 0/Tl5.
Powoex, the Proprietor is proud to bout of refer ~g^4 to mall
elevated characters of the British and Fureign Courts. Wholesale
orders are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
SHAW Lid EDWARDS, 6d, on the Foot-way, 3t. PMl's Church.
yard, nearly opposite the North Gate, in boxes Is. 9d. each.

NATHO world, for even one night, suffer the pain,*
anxiety, and miserable feeling, arising from accumulated
WIN svhcr, by one or two doses of an inestimable Medicine, did
unhappy sufferer can bay; his gloom converted into chearfulness
his langour into sprightly activity; and above all, the hours de.
dicated to rest rendered tranquil and nefrealsinct—Srch b the
choracter of the HEPATIC, or LIVER PILLS. The benefits
arising from their use are numerous, the appetite invigorated,
digealon promoted, wind expelled; they gve a cleating to the
skin and sight, head-ach, giddiness, and swelling in the lower ezr
treniitirs, newr fail to he removed. In all female obstructions
they have hi-en found highly eificac:otts, and above all other Me.
dicines.—Travellers, by sea or land, should Myer be willaout
them, as they are a sovereign remedy for colds; and those con.
fined to sedentary employments may always command good
health by their regular use.
Sold, by appointment only, ut the new Medicine Warehouse,
414 East-enil of St. Paul's Church-yard. exectly fazing ti•
tbsdral, and next door to the Medical Electric Institutive, at
is. W. and its. 94. a box.

IMPROVED INSTANTANEOUS LIGH r, by
R. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 4411, Strand, opposite Sucking-
ham-street, Ad/Iphi. '1 he soperiority of Cbtprnan's improved
Inctantaneous Light, Is evident from their extrusive sale, aml its.
areaslng domand, as well as front the general estimation its *hick
they are held by many families el distinction, merchants end
others, who constantly use and recommend Mau as a convene:it
and useful appendage t the writing-table, counting-house, and
Ired.cliambere in tither of which .ituat.on4 an instantattonue
liitht is frequently of Vie utmost importance. This preparation
riders from every other—Ls simple, certain, iqd durable—always
dry and wi, bout instil or inconvenience—not subject to camp
or alteration 113 any climate, cost.equently .ntnet prove a voluble
.arqulsition .to traveler.. Merchants, for exportation, nisi be
treated on IlWral terms.

Prepared itnd sold, wholesale and retail, by the Inventor, 442,
Strand, London; also by Messrs Hunter and Co No. VG, South-
bridge, Edinburgh, .(the Proprietor's general Agents for Scut•
land), price 12$. 10s. 6d. Ss. 6d. es. and 4s. Gd each, with diree•
film ; likewise the PArkwr Pocic-r LANTCII2I. which, ftdde
into the rpace of a man pocket-book, and contains the above
preparation for butanriarcous Light.

N. MIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead
• Pencil Maktr to the King and Prince Retest, at the
Original Manufactory, No. i 62, Strand, opposite Newcastle.
street, begs leave to recommend to the Public his GENUINE
BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been
for more than fifty years univerially acknowledged; and Pencils
for drawing in colours, of a late invention. To distinguish his
Pencils front Counterfeits, the mark which was ((utterly only
Middleton, Is now clrtnged to N. Middleton, and **direction,
110.162, Strand, Lendonotamped on i•achpeocil. An extensive
assortment of Pocket-books and *1 hreadTcasee, elegantly mountoi
'in gold, silver, and plain. The Polise and Royal Repos:lode,.
Atlas, &c. and all the different sorts of Aimanaeks. A complete
assortment of Travelling, Writing, and Dressing-casts; Gentle.
men's Pocket Commodes, containing every article f.r shaving
and dressing; portable Writing and Dre.sing-desks and Boxes, in
mahogany, satln.wood, leather, &c. Writing Paper, extra fine
cut, large pens, li-se Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of
stationary; portable and Cotnuing-house Letter copying Ma.
chines. These machines, by which wrt• I: ig may be expeditiously
and clearly copied, are brought by N. Middl..-ton to the utmost
perfection, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a
complete desk ; some so small as to be of the greatest conveniene• .
so those who travel; otiters of a size and form to answer the por.
poses of a corn! late Secretaire. A large assortment of caws
and alt kinds of flue cutlery.

HEALTH AND REFRESHMENT.
SODA WATER of a verj superior quality, may
be made by any one in a moment, without the laid trouble,
and fit for immediate drinking, by means of DESORMEAUX'S
SODA. WATER POWDER.
'1 be Fluid produced by it is pecutiatly grateful and rcfrealslng
as a summer beverage; preventing and rni.tovLng febrile and
bilious attacks, calculous complaints, nervous indispositions sad
obit ruLtions in gtneraL 'he artier above dew:abed, never ;polls
in keeping, and is so portable that the cuanity realuiredia nabs
sin separate tumblers of the Soda Water, (price silly Qs. del) as.
copies less space than the size of a walnut.
Prepared by Dalton's cA ux, Apothecary, Chemist, Ike. (Iwo
merly of Guy's Hospital,) N 0.99, Great .f Pcbfield-strmt, Ca.
vendish-square, London, by whom also it is sold retail; and nay -
be had of every dealer in Patent Medicines in the United Lap.
dom, who are suppled by Mears. Barclay ana Sane, Plies.
starlet, London, the snip Agents for the Proprietor. •
Where also may be had, Da SWIM couz's Balms' Csareare
phich claims the priority 'Celery Cement. with regard so fls•
Valuable properties, m wdl as to the date a Invention. Pik*
orstiran6dabylyPseurbacalfslahea:ustotemtek leis adiPtall.orsaramddier i.st4stCbille.."Srtais69+ll; Jewelerpand
.4.
Aiso, Dasoaassaisx's Pstasiateta sse *rem. AIM bag •
gimps, way dasPirdFes :Magmas Oh /sr bd.
• . •

D MIRd L:11*-01rFiCA, May 26, 1612.
NOI3CE is ktrdy giaPen, Thai a Session of Oyer and
Terneieser aad Goal Delivery, fcr the Trial of Offences committed
on ea High Sea', within the jarisdoctioie ofthe Admiralty of England,
will be held at Attlee Ball, in the Old Dailey, I,:adon, on Friday the
.:.tith of June next, at eight o'clock in Me morning.
J. W. CROK Nit

OFFICE OF ORDNA CE, Jote 3, 1812.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA•
JEST?", ORDNANCE, do Array:km Notice,
That Proposals IN ill be received at their Office in Pall-Mall,

on or before Wednesday, the 24th day of June next, from such
Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COALS
for service of this Department, for a period of One Year.
Coals must he of the description denominated Adam's
Main, or Eighton Moor, or Coals of equal quality and goodness,
"rd will be requires to be delivered free of every expence, except
he King's duty, either on shore or into vt ssels or craft, at any
t.'ace in the River Thames, and at Faversham, or at any Port or
Cace in the River Medway, at the option of the Principal
nfficers; and further Particulars, together with the Terms and
Conditions of the Contract, may be known upon application
et 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 " Proposals for
Coals;' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 24th
ir:stant, at Twelve o'Clott at noon of the same day; neither
i:1 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.

BATii AND BRISTOL CANA!. AND BRISTOL
WATER-WORK'.

NNO'T'ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next
GENERAL, QUARTERLY -MEETING of the COM-
MITTEE of MANAGEMENT of the BATH and BRISTOL
CANAL and BRISTOL WATER-WORKS, will be hat! at the
White Hart Inn, in the City of Bath, on Tueithy, the 30th day
of this instant June, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon.

WARD and MERRIMAN,
Principal Clerks to the aid Company of Proprietors
Marlborough, June 18,1812.

OXFORDSHIRE COUNTY MEETING.

AT a numerous and most respectable MEET-
ING, of the NOBILITY, GENTRY, CLERGY, and
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNI Y of OXFORD, held at the
Town-Hall, in Oxford, on Saturday, the soth May, 1812, COOT
vend by the High Sher if, in consequence of a 'requisition to
him for that purpose, to take Into consideration the propriety of
presenting z address to his Royal Highness the PRINCIE REGIENT,
upon the subject of the late most atrocious and calamitous trent,
and of the Disregard, and Violation of the Laws, which have
lately prevailed, and still appear to prevail in different parts of
the Kingdom.
FRANCIS SACKVILLE LLOYD WHEATE, Esq.
High Shariff, in the Chair,
_•? •

The Sheriff, In a near 4.1 d. very appropriate Speech, stated
the requisition to him, and' opened the business of Meeting,
what lon Conte, E. q. in a manner that did honour to his
feelings, after deploring the loss of the late Right Hon. SPENCER
PIRISAVAL,sO bearing testinway tohl. many amiable and valua-
bie qualities, proposed the following Address to his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT, which was .ecorided by the Right
Hon. lord FRANCIS ALMA alc SPENCER, and received with un-
bounded approbation, and after having been read and the question
put b? the -Sheriff, was unanimously approved of and adopted.
Mr. LOCKHART then, i 9 a Speech of some length, in which
be displayed conlederable eloquence, testified his hearty appro-
bation of the Address—lamented the death 9f Mr. PENCaVAL,
of whose public and private virtues and abilities, and great ex-
ertions in the t ervice of his Country, he made the most ho-
norable mention, and in strong terms, deplored and reprobated
the horrid and diabolical event.

Mr. LAICKHAILT then took a review of the late Insubordina-
tion and Violation of the Laws that prevailed• in some parts of
the Country, and forcibly displayed the propriety and necessity
of putting a speedy stop to thou, by the strong arm of the law.
The HIGH Suzan/ was requestsd ro sign the Address, in the
Name of the Meeting, and together with the Lord Lieutenant
of the County, the Bishop of OLP OR D, and the members for the
County, or suth of them as could attend, and any other Gen-
tleman, to whom it would be convenient to present it to his Royal
Higl.ness. _

The thanks of the Meeting were thed unanimously voted to
the Sheriff, for his prompt acquiescence in the wishes of the
. County, to call the Meeting, and for his able and proper con-
duct in the Chair. .
The thanks of the Meeting were also unanimously voted to
Mr. COKER, for proposing, and to Lord FRANCIS ALMARIe
SPENCER, for seconding the address, and to Mr. LoccaAß•r frr
the able manner in w ich he suloportecilt.
Thr Slur if was requested to sign the minutes in the name of
the meeting, a•:d to anvertise them with a copy of the address in
the :wo c xford, the Reading, and three London Papers.
Signed by desire and in the name of the Meeting,
FRANCIi SACKVILLE LLOYD WHEATE, Chairman.
66 To HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRIIICR REGENT Of the