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London, England, 1811-02-01 00:00:00

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mR. IMITTON's COMMITTEE sirs and wilt
continue to alt daily during the Eleetton, at Will'a estraps
house, Serla-street, Lincoln's-Inn.lields, sobers itietkUy edisianu•
nications ate thankfully received.

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BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSfONERS OF HIS MA.
JEtaTY'S WOODS, FORESTS, and LAND ILEVENUI.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCT:OPtI,
At the Black Line Ina, in Mal 1, in the County. of Mint, oti
Wednesday, the 6thday of February neat, at '1 waive oTtosis
at Noon, suhjcot to such conditions a, will be then produce I,
ALI& those two Allotments or Parcels of Cgmtn4ll
LAND, lying and being on Mud Farnma, in the Paristivs
of Llatiferrui aid )(liken, in the Counties of Denbigh and Flint,
conicotirg th.; whole 555 A. OR. IsP. of statute meastira or
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thereabouts,. which have Been ?Bated to kis Majesty, b!'the
' Connrissiontrit, appointed ender an Act of Parliament beaggefore
passed, for eivtding, allotting, and inelosing the Coliseum and
Waste Lauds within the said Parishes.
The above allo;nnents are at present, valuable6heep Walks,
and are well calculated for planting upoo, the greater pan thereat
being slick, red from the north west winch.
A Plan of the Allotments may be seen, and further persica.
late recetved, on applying at the Office Si dessra. Potts, Lecke,
aticrPOttir Chestcr.—Jatioary i t, tell.,
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CH !NG'S' PATENT WORT'.! LOZENGES.
UTORMS are the most. frequent sonrces •of
dron's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian
of childreu should be acquainted whh—..They occasion loss of ap.
petite, a paleness of the colotir of the face, emaciation, wadkre-
pular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they
bring on convulsions, they affect the growth of the body,and they
prove fatal, by emiing in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre.,
Tentative ant. cure of these alarming come...tints, the above excel.'
lent medicine—ia universally allotted, OR the testimony of the
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability,
to have no equaL The public approbation given to the Proprietor,
horn a personal knowledge of ks Wonderful success in their own
fa nillies,stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction
to it, of which so other mndieine of the kind eau boast. Barents
and others who have the care of children slie,i'd have this retuctie
as a family ninth:lnc-to resart•to,whene:•:Jr the stomach or bake.
of children arc any way disordered, whicb always be fotimj
to relieve. • ,
Sold wholesale and rersO.st Mr. !hakes, No. 4. Chespoidc
corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and Co. and Smith. Scott sod
Cargill, and Manderstoo Ftlinbtirgb; Baiter and M`Dowalit,
Glasgow ; Heirland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, sod Hagoti,
Plymouth; Newbery and Son, Dublin ; Peck and Turner. ljell4;
Allnutt, Malory, and Jones, Porten; Sharp, Portsintruth)
Jogger, Taunton ;'Crewman, Exeter ; Crutwell and liions. Exit;
Brown, Bristol; Harding, Hall, and Johnston, Gosport; Hon
and Bowne, New Yuri ; and most Country Medicine Venderi
In boxes at 2s. nd. and Sa. 4d each,

A SWEET BREATH IS A COMFORT I'o ON EaE AND
PLEASANT TO THEM WE ,CONVERSE WI flit)
CHERRY LOTION imnardiately sweeteii,s tai
breath, and front experience .has prayed the only article for
fastening teeth that are loose. Presieves ind whitens the teeth;
heals,kardeas,and itrength•ns render gums; retro...hes ;he month.
prevents the teeth injuring from taking medicine; by cleansing
artificial teeth Stith the Cherry Lotion keeps them sweet and
clean, and prevents their changing colour. A trial will convince
that the Cherry Lotion is far preferable to ophy Lotion for the
mouth, teeth, or gums. By Aiming the mouth with the Cherra
Lotion, it alwais retains a pleasant flavour in the mouth.
Ask for Peskit's Cherry,Lcition, Half a-Golan a bottle, it
one dozen bottrak•es.
THE FIRST. ADDITION TO A LADY'S SMILING
COUNTENANCE IS A FINE SET OF TEE rti.
CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and immediate
whitening the TEETH, keeping them tree (ions tarture, curing
the Scurvy in the gums which is the case as-teeth getting loose,
and drop out quite sound ; also fastens teeth that are loose, make/
the gums and lips of a healthy red, is highly esteemed.—Thnse
who once use ft, give it the preferen:e to tooth powders. The
Preprletur, as a Dentist, often finds the enamel of teeth destroy.
al, and the semi worn off, by persous using tooth pawders, co.
casiuned from the sandy ingredients they are generally composed
of.—The Cherry Paste is warranted Innocent, pleasant *to the ,
palate, and if constantly used is a sure preventive against 4,U com-
plaints that are Incident to the teeth and gums. The ClserryPaste
is of great utility for Children, as it prevents the yellow turners
settling on their tender teeth. Ask for Prince's Cherry Paatei
2s. id.per pot, or a dozen at Si 4s.
PRINCE'. SPRUCE gives immediate relief to the Tooth-self;
prevents the face from swelling, has relieved persons who for se.
veral nights could not sleep for pain. Persons subject to the tooth:
acb; ought never to be without It. Mr. P. in his profession as
Dentist, has hal mauypersons come to him who have experienced
extreme pain, and expected nn other remedy, but hiring the •
tooth extracted, but by applying the Spruce, Minhd immediate
relief. Prince's Spruce 2s. 6d. or one dozen at St 4s
PRINCE'S PASTE PEARLS fur concealing decayed or Me-
tnished Teeth In front, as net to be discovered. Persons having
the misfortune of losing a front tooth, may with ease Ina few mi-
nutes substitute a tooth themselves. Half-a-Guinea a boa,
rections inclosed.
DENTITION SYRUP is the bast przparation in the world
for comforting the innocent while cutting their teeth, as it keeps
the children's gums soft, thereby enabling the teeth to come
through without any surering. The Proprietor, a Surgeon Dot
tist, has made Dentition in Children his anatomical practice. A
Treatise is enclosed with each bottle, gratis, relating the manage•
ment requisite io Children, during the first and second dentitinm
The Treatise is of great value where children are, by perudor
you will find rules laid down, will convince you when a eltild ila
ill, whether it proceed, from teething or not.—/Ask for Prines'e
Dentitifei Sirup fur Children, 45. 01 per bottle, Trestle enclosed
gratis.
Sold by the Proprietor, A. Prince, Dentist, 9, John-drset, Ox-
ford-street, London ; Hendrie. Perfumer to her Majesty, Titch-
beurn-street, Golden-square; Harding, 89, Pall-Mail; Davison,
59, Fleet-street; Barclay, 95, Fleet-market; Withers, • gen,
Strand; Bacon, 15e, Oxford-street; R 'gee, 63, Cheapside Ward,
324, Holborn; Bolton, Tutt, Royal Exchange; and at most prin-
cipal Medicine Venders.
Ladies and Gentlemen residing in the country, by sending a
one pound note in a letter, to Mr. Prince, No. 9, John-street,
Oxford-street, London, will send them by coach, nue guisea's
w,rth of any of the above articles.

DR. FREEMAN'S G.UTTA SALUTARIS
THE value of this Infallible Medicine has been so
long proved, that nothing-of the present day can bear a
competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease,
which it effectually cures and eradicates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feelings' and exposure that attends salivation,
without debilitating the constitution In any degree, or even regulo
ring confinement front business, or restriction in diet. The radical
virtuesof these inestintabl.tDrops have proved their claim to public
approbation for more than So years. In.all the debility of both
sexes, they prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility
Isproduced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the et-
fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those going abroad.—
They cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re.
ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all oia stubborn Glees,
and every weakness that affrees the bladder and organs of urine. By
its efficacy many women bare become mothers who for yeses 1.40
been deprived of that happiness.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapshie, can.
ner of Paternoster-row ; /linter and Co. Scott, Cargill, Manden.
lion, snd Smith, Edinburgh ; Baxter 11411)sinala,
goer ; Holland, Granville and Son, Gilbert, and Hayden, Ply,
mouth; Hall, Harding, and Johnston, Gosport ; .Newbery and
Son, Dublin ; Pack and Turner; Hull; Alinutt, Mabry* and
loges, Portsea; Sharp,Portsmonthiloggett,Tamotoil Tressman,
Exeter; Cratwell and Rime, Baig;Nrown,llllo44i,ani men
cfpktry. redidictni VeAtrif iit boles at Res ad, i.lBd><Qs, Wk.
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• TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, BY PUBLIC AUCIOISN;
At the London 'tavern, Foxhole.xtreet, Plymouth,
osTompsdily, the 19th day of February next, at eleven o'clock
in the forenooo,
rfiE FOLLOWING GOODS, for Exportation :
A. 255 Casks, and lug &Its Coffee; and ,226 FagsFagsPimento •
landed from a French Brig, and condemned as Prise to His Mo.:
kitty's Ship INDZFATIOMML, J. riIIADU G 2TON, Esq. Captain.
Also, for Exportation,
41 Hhds.andl Brown & White 5 Cases Indigo
IN Boxes S Sugar 4 Bales Bear Skins
SO Tierces &./ •
Coffee 10 Tons I.ogwood
7 Casks TO Tons Fusdck
Bags Cocoa
Restored to the Claimants, ex Potiv, from New York.
Also, 3000 Horhttsd Staves,
(Left by a defaulter at a former Sale) per Boum*, lying in the
Prison Yard, Coshde.
- For viewing, samples, and further information, apply to
Messrs. HAWKER and Sons, Merchants, Plymouth.
Plymouths, Jarug 29, 181$.

THE EVENING. STAR.

I,ONDON.•

FRIDAY, FEBR.UARY 1.
PRICE OF S'T'OCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Consols, money, 65ii—for account, 660.
Reduced 6Cry.-4 per Cent. 831.
5 per. Cent. avy 981,—Ex. Bills, Ss. to Ss. prem.
Bondi, 2Ss. 265. preen.—Omnium
PRICE OF STOCKS YESTRR DAT.
Sink &eel; 1411 I India Stock 177+ 172
I per Cent. Red. 6634 India Bonds 265. 255. pr.
S per C. COM. 25* 654 Excheq. Bills 3s, 6s. pr.
4 per Cent.. 88}183{ Omnium 4 dis.
S per Cent. Navy Wit Cons. for Feb. 66}f
_ Bank Long Ann 171 Lottery Tickets, .ast.lsi.

44 WINDSOR CASTLE, JANUARY $l.
" His MAJESTY continues in the same favourable
state in which he has been for the last week. •
(Signed)
wo Hsuranal. K. BAILLIE, R, WILLIS."
" WINDSOR CASTLE, FEBRUARY 1.
His MAJESTY is in the same state as yesterday.
(Signed) "H. R. REYNOLDS, W. HEBERDF.N.
" 11. RAILLIR, R. WILLIS."

The Amendmenti made by the Lords to the Re-
gency Bill have been agreed to by the Commons ;
and the Bill will, this day, be returned to their Lord-
ships, preparatory to its receiving the Royal Assent.
Mr. Wiirrannan gave notice last night, that as soon
es Parliament is opened, under the authority of the
Regent, he will call its attention to the conduct of the
Administration of 1804, during the indisposition with
which his 14AUSTY was then afflicted.

Government this morning received dispatches from
Cadiz, dated the 7th eltimo. They contain no news
of importance, but state that all was quiet in the
Isle of Leon at that period.
This morning a Cadiz Mail arrived at the General
Fost Office. The following are extracts from the
Journals brought by this conveyance :
TARRAGONA, DECEMBER Is.
Marshal Macdonald has been recalled from the
command of the French troops, and a few days after
his arrival at Gerona set out for France. Bonaparte,
dissatisfied with the results of his operations, which in
reality have not been more fortunate than those of his
predecessor Augerean, has given the command to his
brother-in-law Prince Borghese. The first care of the
new General was to send a convoy to the fortress of
- Catalonia, in which he has employed all the fresh
reinforcements he brought. But the public spirit of
the principality continues in all its vigour ; the arms
has been recruited with 15,000 new soldiers, whom
the example of their companions in arms will quickly
make veterans ; and the advantages obtained since the',
end of October maintain enthusiasm and patriotism.
MADRID, DEC, 4,
The intrusive government continues to exact, with
the greatest cruelty, the contributions imposed oa this
town, and snme persons, for not having paid them,
have been conducted to the Retiro ; but Joseph has
exempted from it the houses of Urquejo, Branches
forte, and others, which are poor, charging their
quotas to the remainder. Having lately taken 19
Spanish cavalry which had deserted, a Council of
War was immediately held ; it contented itself wish
jutting the chief to death, and sending the remainder
to France. Orders have been given to those living
jn the vicinity of the Retiro, to quit their houses ;
with what object is not known.
In the palace there are many chests packed up
for France. We are assured that an Aid-de-camp
o' Joseph's will take charge of them, and that he will
be accompanied by 'part of the Household. The
other preparations for a journey are dissimulated, and
at the same time his said with an air of mystery, that.
Joseph is preparing to set out for Valencia, where they
are ready to receive him. The French and their par-
tizans still continue to assert that Massena has obtain.
ed a victory, and entered Lisbon in triumph,
The day before yesterday the Anniversary of the
Coronation of Napoleon was celebrated with a triple
discharge of artillery ; they omitted mentioning in
the Gaze►te, as in former years, the cause, perhaps-
with a view that some might be induced to suppose
that the firing was for the victory of Massena.
On the 21th of last month arrived by the gate of
"Ocala, seven waggons laden with wounded,
On the 28th, a Spanish party entered Alcala, and
killed the cantinas of the Trench, who dared not
Move from their quarters. The Patriots have like-
wise carried off from Guadaulara clothes, horses, etc.
This has probably been the cause of their having
marched towards the said city a French bsttalion of
infantry, with two pieces of artillery.
Anether strong detachment, composed is a great
measure of the royal guard, marched on the 2d of
this moo* hT thf rood of 44aniuele 4 earl 451

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