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London, England, 1814-09-14

CERTIFICATES, OCTOBER 4.

Stephen I.uf kin, 'Doswell-street, linen draper. Georg. Mat-
chain, New Sarum, dealer and chapman. James PoWing, Liver-
pool, timber-merchant. Jolm:ham, Norwich, grocer. James
Stanton, New Road, Totterham-court Road, statuary. James
kodway, Union-street, Somere-town, baker. Rouhard Phelps
awl Thomas Predev, of Nr.vrthanr, linen drapers. 1 homas and
John Prrey, of St. PAO and Cllttor, , cqach-suskers.

DIRT H c.

At Denham Green, near Edinburgh, the Sth inst. the Lady of
Major-General Birch Reybardeou, of a ton.
Friday, at Woolwich, the Lady of Major Wilmot, Royal forte
Artillery, of a daughter.

MARRIED.

On Wednesday, the 7th Instant. at AU Saints, Northantrau,
by the Rev. J. J. Rye, Charles Smith, Esq. to Charlotte Mara-
recta, eldest daughter of Rowland Mainwaring,
At Kirkcudbright, the sth inst. Edward Hyslop, El writer in
Dumfries, to Mary, eldest daughteeof William Brown, Esq. of
Linkens.
Wednesday, at Fcrmoy Church, near Cork, Captain Richard
England, of :he I 2th infantry, to Anua Maria, daughter of Jobn
Anderson, Esq. of Fermoy House, in the County of Cork.

KIGH WATER AT LONDON BMUS TOMORROW.
Morning - - 10 minutes after 3
^ARsrnooa - - 13 minutes after 3

N'consequence of numerous complaints of COUR: er•
I felt MACASSAR OILS composed of deleterious ingreelien,s;
being imposed on the public, Messrs. ROWLAND and SON,
sole Proprietors of the GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, for the
GROW l'H of HAIR, deem it an Imperious duty to caution the
Public not to purchase any without their signature on the outside
label, in red ink, A. Rowtawn and Sow, in their own hand-
writing, and particularly to observe the name, because some in.
siduous persons sign their counterfeits Rolandson to deceive the
public. —Also to ask fur ROWLAND'. MACASSAR OIL, price
Ss. 6d. 10s. 6d. arid .€l. Is. per bottle, with ROWLAND's
PRACTICAL and rHILOSOPHICAL TREATISP. on the
Preservation of the Human Hair, givii.g a WU description of the
Oil, unabated with each bottle, sold by the sole l'roprieturs, ti
Row Lawn and Sow, corner of K • by-street, Hatton-Garden (tl'e
first iurning on the right from Holborn) London. Also by ap-
pointment by Messrs. Hentlrles, Perfumers to her Majesty,
Titchborne-street t W. Smyth, 117, Gatti* and Prince, 57, and
A Rine, 15, New Bond-street; Bayley anti Blew, Cuckspun.
street; S. Berry, 17, and Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho ; New.
berry and Sons, 45, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Bolton and 'tun,
Royal grehasige ; Butler, 4, Citeapshie; Riggs, 55, Chepside,
and 51, Park-street; and by most Perfnmerssnd Medicine Vets.
den throughout the Empire.
Also, ROWLAND's ESSENCE of TYRE; or, IMPERIAL
DYE t a preparation of wonderful metamorphosing powers
which wiU immediately and effectually change RED or GREY
HAIR, WHISKERS, EYEBROWS, &c. to a BROWN,
BLACK, or AUBURN; and so permanent, that neither soap
or water can remove it. In Is perfectly innuxious, and eons-
pounded of vegetable substances, 7s. 6d. per bottle.
Asty lady or gentleman may ripply it to their own hair with
sea. sad is will prove superior to any other.
London, England, 1814-09-14

4VAPAL IRTBLLIGENCE.

FALMOUTH, sEPTEMBEIt it.
Arrived the Melville, Du NCAN, from Buenos Ares,
in 70 days.—Sailed, th- Noctnn packet, with a mail.l
for J ; and the Duke of Montrose packet, with
a mall fir Halifax.—Put back, the Weymouth store j
ship;_ the Melville spoke, three days since, the brig
Sir Home Popham, from Lisbon, foi London; she
bad been captured by an American privateer, and
given up to the crew. —Wind E.
London, England, 1814-05-18

SALES BY AUCTION.

ICSNT.—BETwEEN BlomLey and winstogs.
FRE akaliall and .SM ALL PART LEASEHOLD RSTATh,
WIDMORF-Cri
A Pleasant. Residence,- with Pleasure Grounds, Gardens, and
Meadow Laud, about Five Acres. with Common Rights.
By Mr. ROBINS
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, o:until!, To-won-
%tow, the 19th May, ar Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, Widmoie Cottage.
a cheerful pleasant Residence, wick ample no:immolation
for a Family ; Coach-houseand Stable for three Horses, and vit.
rinus Outbuildings, productive Kitchen Garden, planted *nth
choice frbit Trees, Pleasure Ground. arid dry Gravel Walk%
and rich Meadow Lands all lying compact, situate by the road-:
side, half a mile from Bromley to Widmore, a beautiful and pic-
turesque part of the country, and ten mites from London.
The Premises are in excellent order, commanding extensive
views of the surrounding c nutury, and a fine &nation for building.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be had; and of \ Ir. Lattoe, Solicit. r; and at the Bell,
Bromley; Bull. Shoori r's- hill; George, Farnborough; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Rubin% Warieick.stmet, Golden-square.

KEN l'.—A DV.IRAIII.EOI ll b$ FA
COIVIPAC OWELL:Nt;.HOUSP, OFFICEi, MEADOWS,
I..kNDs, and WOOD--a"...ii• E.oty.'tx Acres—near Brom-
ley, Chislehurst, Ike.; Fourteen Mile" (mat London.
by Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's, TO•hl R aow, at Twelve o'Clock. in One Lot,
APLEII.SAN and CO NII'ACT FREEHOLI)
ES FA CRO PION PI.ACE, situate in the Parish
of Orpington, a .shun' distance from Brost,. y, ChWebursr, and
liolwood, in a beautiful anit picturesque part of the country;
c.,.,.1 risttg a substantial Brick butt Residence, with Offices,
' ach house, *able", Garden, Orchards, Farm yard, Barn, and,
nrs, and sundry Inclosures of fine meadow, pasture,
arable-, and rinsing Winod-lancL, containii,g 'blot Eighty-
sit Acres; a desirable Property for a Gentleman in busint.ss,
bring alum! a mile trum I.ask's Bottom, on. the high road from
I oaJon to 1 onlaridge, &c. The Esta;e abounds with Pheasants
*and other Game. The Hausa, at a *null expense, may be made
a most comfortable residence. _

May be viewed, by applying to Mr. Button, on the Premises,
wb-re Particulars may be 1333; and at the Lion, Lock's Bottom;
Bull, Bromley; Castle, Ebhain ; of Mr. &omen, Solicitor,
Aldersgate-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Rubin', War..
wiek-street, Gol.ien-square, where Plars ryty be seen.
London, England, 1814-07-15

In the course of the ensuing Winter will be published, a Re-
print of
THE MO RTE D'A RTHU R.—The Text of this
Edition will be a faithful Transcript from the Wynkyn ue
Worzte Edition, in the Possession of Earl spencer, within Intro
diction and.Piares, tendittg to &Itittidote the History and Bibb°.
grapby of el e Work; as well as the Fictions of the loeod Table
asiva!ty in general,
By JOHN LOUIS GOLDSMIII.
The Impreasion will be strictly limited to 250 on Post IM. and
50 large Paper; and as a considerable Portion of the Ilivrit‘siciel
is already Subsiribed for, it is requested that those who wish to
obtain Copies wlil favour the Publ:slicrs with their Names as
early as possible.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater
poster-row ; and White, Cochrane, mul Co. Fleet-strett.
London, England, 1814-07-15

This (lay was published,
A now Llition, being the Eleventh, much enlarged and improved,
price IN. rid. in boards, tLtdicatid, by Permission, lc the
Right Rev. Lord Ilishop of Landaff,
THE MEDICAL GUIDE'for the Use of the
Clergy, Heads of Pane:its an& Seminaries, and young
Practitioners in Medicine and Stugery. In the first Part o;
this Work, the Properties, Doses, and In st Method.; of eni-
ploying the Medicines necessary to he kept by Finagles resin
in this Country, arc fully detailed, with copious Directions for
tke Management of Children In respect to Clothing, Diet, Ex-
ercise, &c. Ste.; the '1 reatment of Casualties, Fits, &c. &c. :
and in the Second Part is given an History of the Causes at
distil:: utahiug Symptoms of the DI,Cd.C, incident to the lionein
frame, with the most tactual Mean, of Preveutiun and Cure
ginten,
uy RICHARD REECE!, M. D.
Membrr of the Royal College of Surgeons, &c. &c.
" It is of inipurtatice that es erg man should know somethlog
lof t:.e laws of I to, the nature of disease, and the most rational
Levies of cure; for this purpose Dr. Reece's Book is better adapt-
ed than any wigs which we are acquainted. It is more judicious
and modern than the Domestic Medicine of Buchan, which we

have BO doubt it wdl entirely sui.erscdc...-----Crlticsi Review,
April, 1611.
rillited for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ornu, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row.—Of whom may be had, just published,
REECL'S Ps AC I MAL DICTIONAKV of Dosuctic Manict
Second Edition. corrected and improved, price 16s. in b.sards

CA lON% WORK S.
This day was published,
A new Edition, price ss. illustrated with Cases,
1. APItACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE•
VEN I lON and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE
in both SEXES, and its consequences; in which a mild and suc-
cessful mode of ' l'reat ment is pointed out, including Observations
on Strictures, Meets, Cutaneous Eruptions,. imaginary Venereal
Diseases, &c. &c. Intended as a Guide against the dangerous
effects of this baneful malady.
By T. M. CATON, Surgeofl,
No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand;
Late of the United Hospitals of St. 'lhomaa's and Our
. 2. A Treatise on ladigestion, being an Enquiry into the Dis-
eases arising and connected with the Functions of the Stomach,
with Reniarki on the Liver and its iufluence on the Gastric
System. To which are prefixed, some general Observations on
Set ofulous and Cutaneous Diseases. Price 3e.
3. A Popular Treatise on the Prevention and Cure of the dif-
ferent Stages of Asthma, and Winter Cough, with new and suc-
cessful instructions for the Prevention and Treatment of Asa.-
ma:ic Fits. Fourth Edition, price 3s.
4. Practical Observations on the Debilities, natural and ac•
gifted, of the Generative Organs of both Sexes, including the
Theory of Generation, &c. Price 3s. 6d.
L. A Practical Treatise on Female Diseases, Including °beer.
vations on Parturition, Lactation, -and the Disorders incident to
those important changes. Price si. 6d.
Printed for Sherwood. and C 9. 20, Paternoster.row; and S.
WArtip 025, Hollerotruc, Cavegullsksquare, Loudon.
London, England, 1814-07-15

SALES -BY. AUCTION.

VALUABLE COTTON-MILL, PRESTON AND BLACK-
BURN, LANCASHIRE.
By Messrs. HDGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Black Bull Inn, Preston, on Monday, July IS, at Twelve,
(unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Private

Contract),
A VALUABLE COTTON-MILL, most desira-
bly situated in Samlesbery, on the south side of the River
Darwin, about four nines from Preston, and seven front Black-
burn, in the County of Lancaster, with the Water wheel, Main
Shalt, and Miil Gear, Counting-house, Twist-rooms, Mechanic's
Shep, and other requisite Buildings, substantially erected, and
forming a complete establishment fur an extensive Manufacture,
with 25 Cottages fur Workmeo, near the Mill: the Premises
are in the occupation of Mr. Sharrock, or his under-tenants, who
will give posses-ion at Lady4ay, 181.5; the principal part of the
Premises are held for the long term of 31 years, to commence
from the decease of a Gentleman aged 40 year 3, and a Lady aged
47 years, at a low reserved rent of £ll5. ss. per annum, and
the remainder for the life of a Gentleman aged 40 years, at a
low reserved rent of f 3 per annum.
To be viewed with leave of the tenants, and further particu-
lars had of Messrs. Shuttleworth and Hopkin4, Solicitors, Pres-
ton; at the Hotel, Blackburn; Bridge Inn, Bolton ; Golden
Lion, Liverpool; Eagle and Child, Wigan; at the Black Bull
Inn, Preston ; and of Mews. Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old
Broad-street, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1814-07-15

This day were published,
In Bvo. (with nine !itching. aled a Map of the North of India),
price I 4s. board,,
ETTERS ON INDIA.-I3y MARIA GRAHAM.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Orme. and Brown,
Paternoster-rout ; and Covetable and Co. Edinburgh.
Of whom may be bad. lately published by the same Autho-,
Journal of a Residence us India. !'he SecontrEdit ion, in 4to.
with Plates, price LI. its. 6d. boards.
" Mrs. Graham stands very high in the rank of travellers.
She is both an active and an livelligeni übeerver. She looks
abroad upon the beauties of nwore with a warm sensibility, and
+scribes them with skli."—Eclatic Review, December 1813.

This day was publishtd, in One Vol. Bro. price ins. in hardi,
91HE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC, ex-
hibiting the Characters, Calms, Syniroms. Pro:tnestic,
Morbid Appearances, and improved method of Tr.:adios the
Diseases of all Climates.

By ROBERT TiIOMAS, M.D.
Pourth telnion, rrvi, d, and comiitterah!y enlarreil.
I.otidun : Printed for Lmigman, Hurst, Reei, °row, aril
Brown, Cadet' and Davie., zi. !itel.ley and Soo, J. Callow. E.
Cox. Cradoek and Joy, T. and I'.l2oderwood, No.
32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1814-07-15

This day was published,
In Octavo, price 16s. 6 1. Ns .rds, Second rAti-inn,
SERMONS, by WILLI ANI MOODIE, I). D.
F. a. S. E. Professor of Os iental Languages in the Univer-
sity, and one of the Ministers of St. Andrew's Church, Edinburgh.
Printed for Tho tias Underwood, 32, Meet-street, London ;
and 1. liatheate, C,lletess.rert, Edinburgh.
London, England, 1814-07-15

rim. AR Mr.

O,i the 9.h inc:lnt, the foihnirink Regiments Of
Foot arrived in Cork Harbour, froM Wmideaux :
the 11th, 27th, 32d, 36th, 41d, and 61st.
As the King's Gem:An Heavy Dral.!oons were on
their route from Abbeville to Boulogne, thence to
embark for Fnglan.l, they Suddenly receives orders,
about the 6th instant, to march to Brussels, where
they are erpected to :main until alter the breaking.-
up of the Ci,:ei.ress.
In consequence of the many-dtiels at Paris bemetin
the French and Foreign Officers, a:t ot der has been
issued by the British Generals in France, so prevent
the English Officers from apraring in regimentdis
in Paris, excepting whet presented at the French
Court.

The Officers of the kepi Scots hate placed a neat
marble Monument in the Church-y.trd of Sr. Etienne*
over the grave of the late Major• General HAY, with
the following :
Thi A omb is placed Ittra
By the Officeri of the stl Battalion Ist Royal Scots Regt. of Foot,
As a testimony of respect, to the Memory of
1 he late Makr-Getrerr ANDREW litir
Commanding the Brigade, SiltDivirion, of the Bri•isit
Army in France:
Who gallantly fell, on th• morning of the 14th of April, 1814,
in defence of the ground in which his body is depo•tted,

Aged 52 years.
The late Major• General ANDREW HAY began his
military career in the Royal Scots, in which regiment
he served as Ensign, Lieutenant, and Captain ; and
as Lieu:enant•Colo►icl of the 3d Battalion of that
corps, he shared with it the fatigues of the arduous
campaign in Spain under the late General Sit JOHN
MoottE. The 3d Battalion of the Royals was also
under General HAY'S command in Walcheren, where,
during the siege of Flushing, it greatly distinguished
itself. Major-General HAY was appointed to a bri-
gade of the Army in the Peninsula, of which the
Royal Scots formed a part, under-the Duke of WEL
LINGTON, which brigade continued under the General's
command during the whole of that memorable and
gipious campaign, until he fell defending the church
of St. Etienne, in front of Bayonne, after a service
of S 5 years.
London, England, 1814-07-15

HEREFORDSHIRE, EY WOOD-PARK.

CELLARS OF CAPITAL CHOICE WINES, SPIRITS, ALE,
BEER, CYDER IN CASKS, Stc.--fly Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises, on Monday, the Bth of A oogusr, at 11 11,•dock,
riIIIE CAPITAL STOCK OF VERY CHO[CL•'
JL 01.1) WINES, at EYWOOD MANSION; compritlng
about 25ri dozen of superior fine very choice old PORT, great
part in MAGNUMS ; alinut 21 doz.on or fine Savoured CLA-
RE r; 96 dozen capital MADEIRA, TWENTY YEARS OLD;
3.1 dozen scarce 01.1) HOCK, 15 doz.ii fine HERMITAGE;
12 dozen BURGUNDY, 13 dozes) WIII TE HERMITAGE,
5 dozen CHA M PAO N t, several dozens of VIN DE GRAVE,
MOUN FAIN, old SHERRY, CAPE, DARSAC, &c. old
BRANDY, ARRACK, RUM, a qu.intity of CYDER in casks
and bottle-, and P.rry ; capital Beer and .1k• in casks and bottles,
&c. large quantity of eutl•ty With and :,tone Bottles.
The Wines may be to- ti.J on the morning of sale.
Mr. ROBINS informs Cie Nobility, Gentry, and others, the
Winer ate s•rry choice, of t.e tu,t qual4ty, and the whole
gen iiint• prop:ny.
Catalogues rray be bad as described in the Furniture Sale
above men:ionic:l; and of Mr. ROM's, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, I.ololon.

HEREFORDAIIRE.
BRAMP rom BRYAN MANSION AND PARK.

ANCIENT FURNITURE, SF•ATE BEDS and TAPESTRY
HANGINGS, OLD MARBLE TABLES, a few Paindugs,
old Armour, a capital CHIMNEY CLOCK, by GRANT, a
PIANO-FORTE, CHINA, GLASS, LINEN and other effects.
• By Mr. ROB:NS,
On the Premises, Brampton Bryan Mansion and Park, near
Ludlow, on Monday, August 15, at Eleven &OW:,
THE Ancient and Substantial FURNITURE,
comprising a capital old State Bkd o;;:,1 and Tapestry Fur-
niture, variety of other 13etisteads, wi h carton and other fermi.
tures, Window-curtains, Carpets, Cabinet Articles of all descrip-
tions, Pier and Chhancy-glai.ses, execilt or kitchen Utensils, and
various Effects.

May be ♦iewed on Friday and Saturthy preceding the sale;
catalogues on the Premise.; at the irn• I.udlow, Kington, Leo.
nrnster, Hereford ; Mr. limdp, Worcester; and of Mr. itobJus,
Warwick-street. Golden-square, London.
London, England, 1814-07-15

PURITY OF ELECTION.
TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.

IT having been unanimously resolved, at a GE-
NERAL.. MEETING of the ELECTORS of WESTMIN-
STER, held in New Palace-yard, July 11,1814, ARTHUR WM..
RIS, Esq. High Bailiff, in the Chair, to return Lord COCHRANE
to PARLIAMENT, tree of every expence to himself, the Com-
mittee appointed to conduct the Election hereby acquaint the
Independent Electors, and Friends to Purity of Eloctioa, that
bubscriptions for that purpose are received by—
Mr. Samuel Brooks, Treasurer, 110, Strand.
Wishart, Coventry-street.
Mr. Giles, Wych-street.
Mr. Rogers, 186, Oxford-street.
Mr. Harding, Tothill-street,-Weatminster. •
Mr. Spat ks, SBl, Oxford-Street.
Mr. Dean, 1 l 1, Swallow-street.
At the 13sr of the King's Arms Tavern, New Palace-yard; and
at the Ciown and Anclier Tavern, Strand.
HENRY BROOKS, Secretary, 110, Strand.
The Election commences at 9 o'clock To-morrow Morning.
London, England, 1814-05-27

PALSY AND PARdistte AffIiCTIONS.
The following is the Copy of a Lettlifrem • the Rev. RiCIAID
JelliAS.VlClitaftoo, Dee: Kodieker, Kent, to Jas. Re a. as •
Rungeon, Rapt., Surrey:
Ma, Rochester. holy 7, INK
IN the month of March, 1811, I was wised stitli
paralytic affer.tiea in the right side of my head aml fatei—hat
drongth left me, so that I could hardly walk, my countenance
muck drawn and distoned, a general Mao y took place, Lid my
Iltabs,upoti the slightest exertton, were overwbeltuetl wth las
does. At die saint time sounds of rimy mart were very &Veva.
sing to me--tlet noise oceasioaed by the tie calm sad meters
made nit almost faint away 1 the %mad of my own mho, and too
yokes of others in conversation, gave in. great uneasiness. it
tut* up a book I wet unlit& to road It with any doer of aityiks
doe to the subject of It. le Aare, all the famine. of rity bo4;
and, in rune measure, timed my mind, wait 'Ay afeeted by
this awful and diem seats wroth of Pall. Provideatially for ma
I accidentally beard of your invaluable Cardiac Tincture. and
determined to try it. By the time I had taken half a dozen do,ea
of jr, I perceived the symptoms of returningstrength. After I had
continued takiog it for soma dew, my lace gradually returned to it •
Tegular form; my limbs rammed ther strength; my mind kV
usual activity ; uttl I can now walk live miles w ith ease and plw
sure, and read as many hours without fatigue, and with atten-
tion to the subject. Noises are no longer painful, to me, and t
canewjoy the eois4sernstion'ot nay Meads. to short,4 am now so
wdi in health as to have the peculiar satidactlmi of diecharging
all the dude, of my church with great ease.. Under the Mentos
of Dales PIOWWINCE, I must attribute my recovery to the
use of your invaluable Cardiac Tincture : and I desire to give this
rablicteadstiosy of tit edicacy.in order that all who ire afflicted
with Paler may kpow that this escelleat medicine unit relieve
them, the use a which I do most earnestly restommeoll.
RlCtialD loaner.
bold wholessli and retail by Mr. Rymer's appointment.. by
•Mesern Suttonawd Co. (late Neer and Co.) 140. tut Bow Cbordir
Pnejtal Einbasupo; men and Co. Oaford.atreet ;F. Newbery and
ryard ;and retail by Pied. Smith, No. ff. liarmarket ;
Son, 45, St. Paul's Cbutcb-yard; Randall,
J. Harris. corner of Ledge
punt; sad by every Vender of Peewit Medicines in the I.lu.
Kingdom, le bottles, at 4a. ad. 96. 176. wad lapints, at ss
"eh doe it a maeiderabls save.
•
London, England, 1814-05-20

: belong to carps, -
'ointments, and diode

*tents, thall present
choice in the chief
tments in whit* then
the representations of
• half pay may tetire to

.
at express
iys after :7.=
11 be held to have re.

elong to the corps of
immediately marched.
of the Commander of
*l4, or to one of the
:orporated therewith.
mg the Military Devi.
execution of this order.
of to, the Mild*, foe •
Signed)
Count Duroxr"
E ARMY OP ITALY.
44 Vuarsit, Mar 4.
eld.Mdrshal Bellegarde
cond Military Convect._
April with the Viceroy
es of °sop°, Palma-
which our troops occn.
of Peschiera shall be
, and Mantua on the
•ong places in the king.
up immediately to the
1 all the Kingdom of
Austrian Army in the
The Italian troops will
rs, but under the orders

AY 4.
f May, the Diet heard
inisters read 2-Ist, re.
the countries formerly
Fa: of the Munstertha4
ipric of Basle-3d, the
was to be held oa the
which the Ministers do
olition of the fortress of
wise to recommend in
heir Sovereigns. Next t
the four military fron..
de of Germany, France,
rt had for its object to
the maintenance of her
recover her ancient pos.
; among others, au.
opric of Bole on this
e Bailiwick of Gex on
and the left bank of the
of Italy, the Valais, the
itri4t between the 'frosa
ancient fart of rower.
Committee.
MAY 2.
lencia on the 24th ult.
ff for the capital. The
titude, and wish to im:
itions which the dignity
the new Constitution is
,tire pOwer is so limited
ssible the machine can

as joined the small army
accompanies the King.
Isiderati(an, and deserves
vereign. The example
rn, will be followed by
e Spanish nation is ex-
ng the Advanuges of it
Impact between the.Sq-
r obstinacy of sume men
le Cones.
t Paris to see the list of
The. people have
ire 7 names of any coml.
represent the nation.
1m which the aid of our
e with honour, after an
would be unfortunate if
ler us from enjoying the
London, England, 1814-07-12

Blit 1 HS.

The f;th last• st Queen.atreet, hdinburgb, the Lady of Mir.
General the Hon. Alseander Duff, of a son.
Sunday, Lady Foley, of a bun, at his Lordship's house in Lows:
Grosvenor-street.

MARRiEI).
At Topsham, the Rev. 1. C. Glascott, of Exmouth, to deor•
giana, daughter of the late E. F. Bourke, Eq.
At St. Leonard's, Bromley, Middlesex. the Rev. CharlesWel.ll
Le Bas, M. A. Professor of MathernStret, &c. ..t the RAst
('olkge, near Hertiord, to Sophia, second daughter of the Lit,'
Mark Hodgson, FA. of Bromley.
Rev. Oswald Leycester of take Rectory, Salop, to Eliza,
third dauchttr of the Lau:Charles White, Evi. of the Sale in tht
county of Chester.
At Canwick. near Lincoln, the flee. C. Proby, of Tr.chbroek,
Warwkithire. ro Franca, eldest daughter of the Rev. 1. Sherrar,
vicar of Cauw tck.
London, England, 1814-07-12

for these boziets do Mt strike in hard to to do each
other any injury, In England, aft-r every battle.
floe of the two ass4;lantsniust be declared herr de cone
Lit, and when they ate obliged to carry him off the
in a whitel-barrow or on a shutter, the pl.asure
;s eomplete. At Paris we are not so greedy—we con-
tent n.trselves With a few blows, and the demonstra-
tion of them is enough."
It is stat-d in the French Papets, that the Cerfian
Journals contain a report, that the PRINCB ROYAL of
Sweden is to he united in marriage to a Princess of
an illustrious Royal House. His present wile, from
whom he has been separated many years, will, it is
added, be divorced and continue in France, tinder the
name of the Countess of GOTHLAND.
London, England, 1814-07-12

CAPITAL Nr.W-BUILT COUNTRY EsIDENCE.

To be SOLD by PIUVA FE CON UR AC and immediatePss
session given,
AVERY commodious new-erected STONE
DIA'ELLING-HOUSE, pleasantly situattal at Dronfield,
iu Detbt,hire, near to the Cburch there, with the Pirasure-
gro,.nd, and handsome Stone Gateway and Entr-nee thereto;
Yard, Gat den, Coach-house, two Cottages, Croft, &c. ; containing
in the whole about 2 Acres—but any further quateity of Land,
(nut exceeding '45 Acres,) will be added, if wished, the whole
►r'ng now In the occuratusti of Mr. Joseph Taylor.
DRONYILLD is a remarkably healthy and pleasant Village, be-
tween the populous Market-town, of Sheffield and Chesterfield,
at about ego .1 distance from each, and miles trom London,
and the Loudon. Leeds, and Birmingham Mail-coaches, as we I
as several other Coaches, pass and reiiass through the Village
daily. There is also a capital Grammar School established there,
and Cads are remarkably cheap.
For further particulars, apply to Mr. Maurice Thomas, No. 6,
New Boswell-court, I.l:leant's Inn, London ; or Mr. W. it. Tho-
mas, at Chesterfield, Detbyshire.
London, England, 1814-05-16

BAUCTION'. •
••
KENT.
lISTWBEN BROMLEY and WID MORE.
FttEHOLD and SMALL PART LEASEHOLD E6TATE,
WIDMORE-COTTAGE.
A Pltasant Residence, with Pieasure Grounds, Gardens, and
Mvalow Land, about Five Acres, wftlt COMMA Rights.
By Mr. ROBINS,
At *areaway's Coffee-house, 'Change-fey, Cornhill, on Thurs-
day, the 14th May, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot,
A FILEEHOLD ESTATE, Widmore Cottage,
41 a cheerful pleasant Residence, with ample accommodation
for a Family ; Coach-house and Stable for thrize Horses, and va-
rious Outbuildings, productive Kitchen Garden, planted with
choice fruit Trees, Pleasure Grounds and dry Gravel Walks,
and rich Meadow Land, all lying compact, situate by the road-
side, half a mile from Bromley to Widmore, a beautiful and pic-
turesque part of the country, and ten miles from London.
The Premises are In excellent order, commanding extensive
views of the surrounding country, and a fine situation for building.
May be viewed by applying on the Premises, where Particu-
lars may be had; and .of Mr. I.attoe, Solicitor; and at the Bell,
Bromley; Bull, Shoottes-hiii; George, Farnborough; at Gar-
vaway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.
London, England, 1814-05-16

ALTONA, MAY 5.

Yesterday forenoon General Bennigsen had a con-
ferenCe of an hour and a half with Marshal llavoust
before the gate of Altoaa, on the Hamburgerherg.
Both were attended by a numerous suite. It is saiJ,
that in consequence of this, the peasants of Haar-
burg, Moorburg, &c. are allowed to repair the
dykes, and drain off the water. Ship-timber, pipe-
staves, and timber in general, shall no more be burnt;
but the importation of wood for firing, and turf, shall
be allowe6. The magazines shall remain in :loft
quo, and no further contributions be imposed.
London, England, 1814-07-23

TO BE LE 'T,
Complecly Furnished, for one or thee; Years (Plate and Linen
excepted), ~•
APRIVATE commodiNnis FAMILY HOUSE,
rear the Sea, in Sussex, recently fitted up, and in complete
repair, .with bow windows; curtains three Sitting-roorr.s, (one
of them opens Into a neat Shrubbery) a small Study, five Bed-
rooms' and two Dressirg-room?, Butler's and Cook's Pantry,
Piousekeepgr's Room complete, an excellent Kitchen, Scullery,
Oven, Stew Hobe, and Cistern, a Pump with good water, „Knife-
hems% and two CsEars. Immediate possession on very fair
lams. but not under one year, and to a genteel Family only.
Reference by letter (post paid) to Mr. Vine, Ironmonger,
.Southbourne, Sussex.

This day was published, price Is.
SERMON,
,preachedin the Church of Barton-
utider-Neetiwood, in the County of Stafford, on the 7th
•of July, 1814, being the Day appointed for a General Thanks•
liming on the Restoration of Peace.
By the Rev. I HOMAS GISBORNE, M.A.
hifirister of Barton.under-Needwood.
Published at the request of the Parishioners.
Printed for Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.
_ _

Of whom be bad, New Editions of all Mr. Gisbetue's other
Works.
London, England, 1814-07-23

HAZ A RD, BURNS, and Co. respectfully infarm
the Public,, that netters and Suitt r,s for the SrAvic
LOTTERY, to begin drawing on the Ist of SEP rEMBEIit, ant
on Sale at their Office, No. 93, ROYAL FICIIANGI.
The Lattety consists of only 14,000 Tickets, and the Scaziti
contains
2 Prizes of 1/20,000 l 2 Prizes of £5,000
10,000 I 2 --- 2,000.
With others from XI ,009 down to the I (P.% s".7^ .vrE' Ph is £2O.
•.• Leiters (post-paid) duly answkrett, and Orders front tia.:
Country, accompanied with Remittance, puuctuatty attended to.
Government and all other Public Securities Boned and Sold by
Commission.
London, England, 1814-07-23

NUMBER 8545.

FREE GRANINT Nil SCHOOL NEWARK'.
MASTER WAN I'ED.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the MASTER.'
SHIP or the GRANLNI AR SCHOOL at Newark-
mon-Trent, in the Coin y of Not•ingham, is now vacant, and
that .‘pplicatio,:, to? thi.t i motion from Candidates (being Gra.
Nate, of one of the Erg,iih iiiiiveriities) will be received an 4.
luquir > anis% er,d h) t.,e Town Clerk.
Notice of the day of Election will hr given in a future Adver.
li.etneut. Ey ()rata, WM. EL/W. TAI.LEN fS,
July 1814. Town Clerk.

PRIVATE TUITION.
AITANTED tven• sr three Yootht from the age of
Pith, to len years, whom the Advertiser would engage
to ins' ruct in Cla.sical, Ari hrne:ical, and Mathematical Knot!.
!leave ; ro remain with him 5 or 6 ye47l; and as soon as eotnpe..
tent wsukl he provided with situations. They would be coos
his own eye and diet with himself. References
will be sty, n to several who received their education from the
Adverioer i.nder the same considerations,, and who, with their
fy to Star the fullest testimony respecting treat-
mtne, arc. If tritium, or their Parents ur Ft-idols/we abniadt
the more deo:sable, as to that ease the Advertiser viettld expect
to be less open to Interruption.
Ler :ers aderisted ipost-paid) to D B. Z. at Slot Cambridge
Coffee house, 47, Newman-street, Oxford-street; or the
kaglc, Graceehetch-street, will meet **dee :minim
N. B. An adegente Premitun expected.
London, England, 1814-07-23

CORRECTED TO THE FIRST OP JULY,

This day Va;puhlish;d, neatly wcinedonailile;aper, in 2 vols.
price, in boards, El. 4s. a new edition, considerably it.iproved,

being' he Ninth, of
THE PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM
of GREAT BRITAIN and irtELAND, with the, extinct
and forfeited Peerages, a List of their Family Names, second
Titles, &c. and a Translation of their Mottoes.
By JOHN DEBRETT,
Editor of the New Baronetage of England.
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.
CONTINUATION- of EARLY LESSONS..
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=MID
VICTUALLING OFFICR, N0V.15, lats.
THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
MI6 mAnurnt NAVY, de hardy ziose
That on FRIDAY, be 15th instant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat for One Hun.
dyad Tons of COCOA, One Hundred Tons of Black SMYRNA
or ALFJCIA RAISINS, and Nine. Hundred Quarters of OLD
PALE and Three HUndred Quarters of NEW AMBER MALT,
to be respectively answerable to Samples (the Malt. of not less
than one quart, and the Cocoa and Raisins of not loss than two
pounds weight each), to be prodUced with the Tenders; to be
deliveredobe Malt in the space of one fortnight, and the Cocoa
ind Raisins within one month, into his Majesty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with in
tercet ninety days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secretary's
Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which she print shall not be
kileriall in words e3lesgth, or Mat shall not be delivered lathe Beard be-
fore sae easel on the said Friday sin 25th instant, nor unless the per-
son who monies Me Tender, or tom prim of hie behalf's:tomb, to
=steer when &axis%
London, England, 1814-08-04

RENOVA l'Ell HEAL:rig.

'S

IT has been too frequently the subject of just and
general reprobatioo, that men destitute of the eleateins of the
medical art have offered themselves as candidates far public pa-
tronage niche profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing just.
rice to the result of' our studies and eapertence, an! to prevsett us
front being classed among those empiric' whose inTudeet pre.
tensions have, untortunately for society, ben too favourably res
celled, we beg leave to submit to the liberal and enlightened, a
faithful r atement of our pursuits and acquit meets.
After having receiver a regular medical education, as the piddle
of Messrs Grindal and Blizard, whose lecture" and yraviee el
carefully attetultd, as Professors and Surgeons of the I.onduit Hos•
pital, we entered ourselves as students in that. Justly celebrated
school for medical acquirements, the Royal Colleo'bt Ur.
burgh, and were instructed la the dlfereat branches of Austomy,
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Misie
wifery, Botany, ate. Ike. /cc. by thou aro:rut Protessort, 1,14.
Moaro, Gregory, Black, Hamikon, Duncan, and Rutherford,.
We trust we shall not be deemed prestos/num' in saying. 0.34
our proficiency and acquirements are not tneonsiatral.ie. I Lying
for a long series of years made VENEREAL COM i'LAIN I b,
andthe various diseases of DEBILI IV, the pzmculor oNect of
our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be allowed that we have
acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and case. Its
slight and recent uses of infection, a perfect rotestab ishasent
completed in the short period of two days, and in. those of the
utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners have failed of sub.
CI 88, a proper perseverance in our plan et traitaltl.l amuses 10
the patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the cf.
' tents of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youth el
both sexes, there are none more alarming or more distressing tha'd
those deficienceies and debittiies which frequently prevent or ter,
bitter the matrimonial state. l'o such persons it niett be 3 cone
soling reflection to know that they may now, by a new and head.
Mile 'node of treatment, be restored to that greatest of all husinut
blessings, a strong, manly, and vigorous consults ion In ail case;
of debility, front whatever cause arsine, as well as in every opt.
cies of venereal infection, we may be consulted by Naves" 4
either sea undo the greatest secrecy and honour. Hohrs of coo•
saltation at boom front two to three, and fear sin ii time lwess•DS
till ten at night.
Patents is the country are requested to state th, ya.rtifethrs of
their case, age, amd general habit of living, etc. Incli,,rig a temit•
tare, for advice art 4 medicines, when the same will be given hr
scut to any part of the kingdos;t. 'in contra that settee! Si. s 54.
sential to our undertaking, the postage of hitters may be added 10
the account for medicines.

CURRIE awl Cu. Surgeons, No. 107, liatton-Garemt.

LONDON: Printed by Lute. Krnt, Pickett Plate;
011110114 there, auti at the :tar Jil.e.'itimpie So.

.
London, England, 1814-08-04

ALTONA, JUI.Y is.

There has arpeared here a collection of authentic
documents Published in Norway. They consist of
Speeches at the Diet, a project for a Constitution, and
some elucidations of the conduct and rights of Prince
Christian l" The latter is the most curious of all.—
We there learn that from the first intelligence of the
treaty of Kiel, all the Norwegians were in a state of
insurrection, so that the Prince was not even at liberty
to leave the country:
." The Royal law, the fundamental Constitution
of the Kingdoms of Denniark and Norway, permit the
King to abdicate the Thrr.ne, so far as he is personally
concernei, but prohibits him, under pain of forfeiture,'
to transfer it to the prejudice of the legitimate heir.
Now Prince Christian, being tic legitimate heir,
becomes king from the instant that King Frederick
VI. renounces his rights. He had therefore the right
to demand the crown as his imprescriptible inherit-
ance. He did not accept it, however, until the whole
nation offered it to him. The nation, on their part,
maintain, that no power on earth can annihilate the
rights of a legitimate dynasty, while there exists a
single desendant. There is only the case of con-
quest, when the King and the nation are both over.
whelmed by a superior force: but Norway was not
in this case, not having been even attacked."

This morning, Mr. Hass, of the Bank, waited upon
the Gentlemen of the Stock Exchange who contract-
ed for the 14st Loan, to acquaint them, that the Bank
would make the next payment upon the Omnium,
and so on all the remaining ones, with the exception
of the last payment.

Yesterdair morning Prince FREDERICK of Ortamm,
attended by Major D'Yttoy, arrived in London, and
proceeded to the house of the Dutch Ambassador, in
Curzon-street, May Fair. His Excellency afterwards
proceeded with the Prince to Viscount Catmaavocti's
house, in King-street, St.James's-square, to introduce
his Serene Highness. In the evening they dined with
the Noble Viscount. Yesterday. at tour o'clock, Via.
count CASTLEREAGH introduced the young Prince,
Who is about 18 years of age, to the Putstcx REGENT,
as .trlten-House, on his arrival in England.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL bad an audience of the
Paivce Rvc LINT ye►terday.
Yesterday Mr.AmsuTurucer gave a grand turtle feast
to the PRINCE REGENT, the Cabinet Ministers, &c.
London, England, 1814-08-04

NJIPWL lIIITELLIGgNCA.

FALMOUTH, AUGUST t.
Arrived the Princess Elizabeth packet, with a Iliad
from Bourdeaux in seven days; and the Weynveutis
store-ship, from Plymouth.—Sailed the Lord Hobart
packet, with a Mail for the Leeward Is.ands and
the Lady Arabella packet, with a Mail for Lisboa.
—Wind W. light breezes, and fine weather.
PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST s.
Arrived his Majesty's • ships SULTAN. from Ply-
mouth ; le Tlgita, from Bourdeauz; and the Plcztait
schooner, from the Eastward. Also several trans.
ports and -merchantmen from the Downs, amongrt
them the Radnor East Indianan. Dropped down to
St. Helen's the SMILING CASTLE man of war.—•
Sailed his Majesty's Scums, for Sheerness. Ili,
Majesty's ship MamrtccaT, and the West India co.:
voy still remain, but will be off the first spirt of
Maar. front the Admiral's Office, August S, 1811 :
" Vessels bound to the ports in the 134 y are to pro.
teed to Plymouth, films whence convoys willise ap-
pointed to protect them."
London, England, 1814-08-04

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THE .JUVENILE CORRESPONDENT: or,
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ABOTANICAL CALENIDAR; exhibiting at
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Bit Vail tfie laboro.—HoitACe.
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C. M. A GIN ER li. SYSTCht Of NAT UILL, through the Three
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society, Su. Si.e.
London, England, 1814-11-26

NAN ITS, NOVEMBER 1!.

The following notification has been published :
" The Commissary in Chief of the Marine for the
Port of tlantz, informs the ship-owners that the expe-
dition entrusted with resuming possession of the Bour-
bon Island, is about to set sail: they may conse-
quentlyeffect their projected shipments for this colony;
there will no longer exist any obstacle to the depar-
ture of their vessels. ‘‘ GIItAVD."

A Dutch Mail arrived this morning, which has put
us in possession of articles of considerable interest.—
We subjoin the following :

VIENNA, NOVEMBER 10.

Notwithstanding the assurance given by some poli-
ficians, that the acts of the new European Compact
are already decided upon, and that they will be signed
very soon, others predict that the Sittings will be
protracted, some delay being necessary to calm peo-
ples minds, which are every where in agitation, and
whose expectations may not be quite fulfilled by the
arrangement of the Congress. Persons who think
themselves well informed do not imagine that the ne-
gociations can be possibly finished in less than three
months. The Minister of Wurtembnrg, who had
given the precedence to the Minister cf the new King
of Hanover, has been replaced by Count Winzinge-
rode, who, in the following Sitting, took the upper
hand of the Hanoverian Minister. %YAM alterca-
tions ensued, and Count Winzingerode refusing to
give way, the Sittings were broken up.
London, England, 1814-11-26

-_-
NI X I' WEDNESDAY, SOTH NOVEMBER.
SWIFT And Cc). the Contractors, respectfully in-
form the Public the State Lottery will begin and finish
Drawing on the fioth November. There are only 8,000 Tickets,
and t!.t. Scheme contains
e - Prizes of .. £16,600
2 - - - - 3,000
2 - - - - 2,000
• 4 • • - 1,000
6 - . - 500
6 - - - 300
10 - a - - 200
Besides 1,572 Prizes of £lOO, £5O, £25, &c.
Twat. and SnAßkf are Selling, at
SWIFT and Co's. Offices,
No. 11. Poutrev; I No. St, ALDOATZ Mon-
N 0.12, CHARING•CaOSS; STICZT.

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.ETTERS from ALBION to a FRIEND on the
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VIENNA, NOVEMBER 12.

It is said that the Emperor of Russia will pass a
month or six weeks at Berlin ; but he has requested, II
in the mast urgent manner, that he shall be received
without ceremony, as a faithful ally, and as one sin-
cere friend visits another. The two Sovereigns will
be at Berlin on New Year's Day.
The conferences appear to become more frequent,
longer, and more animated. Prince Metternich pre-
sides, but with the full consent of the other Ministers
and without his assuming any right of superiority or
preponderance. There is no distinction of rank
among the other Ministers.
The Note transmitted by Prince Talleyrand, after
the arrival of Count Alexis de Noailles, has made a
strong impression on the Members of Congress. It
is said that it related to &rimy, and that it produced
several changes in the determinations which h.id
been taken.
London, England, 1814-11-26

on the label, in red ink.

HALLAM's ANI'IBILIOUS PILLS, invented
by EDWARD HALLAM, Surgeon and Apothecary,
Lite of Bury St. Edmund's.—This safe and elegant preparation is
justly esteemed for its agreeable and certain up,ration, by which
It effectually rerni.ves all Inaction or Obstrurt on of the stomach
and Bowels, whether arising from Bile, Indigestion, Flatulency,
or Cold; Sickness at Stomach, Heid-ach, Sec. It operator by
dislodging acrid bile or ether crudities retained in the intestinal
cattal, and acts as an alterative to the system generally. Free
Irons any antimonial or mercurial preparations, it is at all times
safe; and has been given with singular good dice: during Preg-
natcy. Its action is particularly adapted to Perionsnf Ultimo
Halite, and those of sedentary ling; tvliere a sufficient action of
the bowels is nut kept up, ant/m.04441es retained in those organs
are frequently producing pains and. distensions, head-achs, lan-
guor, and giddiness, or a sense of weariness and oppression. •
A single trial will fully convince the patient of their efficacy.
The Proprietor thinks it proper tnretnark, they will be found
not only to act without pain ur inspasiffess, but to leave the body,
after their immediate action ceases, free from that costive state
which generally succeeds the operation of laza ive medicine',
Sold by E. Edwards, 66, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, London
Price 94.9 d. and 4s. ed. per Bar.
London, England, 1814-11-26

BRUSSELS, NOVEMBER 9.1_.

The Gazettes which are published in the pro
vinces under the Prussian Government, are seriously
angry with us for desiring the union of the countries
between the Rhine and the Moselle with the King.
dom of Belgium.
The King of Bavaria is expected at Munich on the
15th December, and the Emperor of Russia a few
days later.
A National army will be formed in Germany un-
der the name of German Regiments, which will con-
sist of troops of the line and the different Sovereigns,
and of which the Emperor of Austria will have the
chief command.