biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-04-16

WINTER. COUGH, ASTHMA. WHEEZING, had CON-
S U `.l PT I'ON.
The Si %lit Edition of
QC? LIG EON FISHER'S familiar TREATISE on
the Treatment and Causes ut the above Mamie, rice Bet.
contaiss such testimonies of cures that aunt satisfy the mini of
every render, that no case, I! ,o ever reduced the itatieut may,
be, or however unfavourable the symptomsi is to he considered
T.l.e Osyatel is the ouly teetlicire capable °falls),
in that peculiar irritation in the limp whorl, prOduces cough
and fever. 11 also pro notes rti4,Ktion and in. •ws es the general
health, as the testimorres ref Sri- N m. Althron, Montagne l.etji,
Esq. Wl9-flail+ Ketruer, Esq. Dr. Caloll, Or. Mattis, and others
prove.--(See page 7 to 16).
Plee Oxymel. with the prepared Strammiltim, also affords an
Wanda° risme ly for Asthma., Wilder (301110, anti Wheezing,.
There 'Reparations are perfectly free f any pernicious
qualOv.
Said by Ilarris, corner of S:. pant's Church-yard; Nit,
Ropil Exchange; Bacon, 15t), Ozfurd-road ; Foster. 31, Par-
liament-strece ; Butts, 10, Berner's-street, Oxford-road and
Button. Cornhill.

, TAKE NOTILE..
APERSONin the Neighbourhood of Glasgow,
stilled a few days ago upon Mr. Angus Al'Donald, Brun.
sick-place, ill that City, and informed him, that las Wife had
been dangerously affected with a Gathering in her Lungs (as her
Surgeon termed it). attended with alermtug.symptutus, gross
spitting, difficulty of breathing, &c. &c. elven her, hi
small doses. One Half Guinea 'Bottle of Dr. SOLOMON'S
CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most
astonishing manor her health tend spirhs, her coun;slaint htiying
been thereby removed most miraculously.
(3 Mr. M`Diatald has permission to refer respectable En-
quirers to the Party.
Ist December, 1811.
Applelhwaite, near Bessie!, nee. a, 1811. •
To DR. SOLOMON, Gilead-house.-near Liverpool:
SlR,—lmpressed with the restoring virtues, of your highly
celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL BA LM OF GIL FAD,
feel myself bounden in justice torn*, stud for the benefit of the
Public, to inform sou, that early in last spring I had a yitileot
pain in my breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing and
excessive weakness, so that I amid scarcely Walk. I conti-
nued for same tune labouring tinder the most distressing 6,VmP-
to +to; when, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, au accituis.l
of some cures pevrtrtnea la /Mt neighbourhood by taking the'
said Medicine, in the laser part of September, I procured a.
Family :lonic of Messrs. Al. and R. Brasslswaite, your Agentss
by taking of which, iu two dn,. time .1 felt its restorative
virtues, and before! bud finished the statue . Was restored to jst!
former health; which. thank God, I aim ono bli stud resuW I
Yt•ur most obedient serytint,
Witnesses, ISAAC BUTHINSON;
M. nod R. liranshwaite, Kendal., (aged 25 years.) .
London, England, 1812-04-29

111 CON EY.
rrilOSF: desirous of borrowing, arc informed that
JL through this Advertisement they can always be Innoptied
II WI any, sum, from 101 i. to 10,0001. and upwards terms infi-
nitely more reasonable and advaidagenns to the Iliorower, than
are in grileral submitted to the Public, by securnig the amount
borrower! on Church Livings. Life Interests aruinK from Money
lithe Fund., Alarrinae Settlements, and on Freehold, Copy-
hold. null Leasehold Faults. As also Noblemen, Heirs Ap-
parent. and Gentlemen of known responsibility, may be ac-
commodated by their personal security.
Letters addressed, postpaid, to b. It. at the Law Stationer's,
dell-yard, Chaticery-line, will lie !immediately simmered.
mud is the event of the. °Bele., security being approved of, no
iner.ediate interview wiU be appointed for currying into erect
every applientlem..
Eleven Years! Purchase sill be given for well secured Ail-
nuilies.
London, England, 1812-04-20

From the LONDON AZE7'77I ,41.11. a Js. _

;nodal, April I ft, .18
his Royal [lioness the Prince Regent has been
pleased, in the name and on the WWI' of his Ma:.
jesty, to grant the dignity of a Knight of the itlited-
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland unto Lieut..,
Colonel Richard Fletcher, of the Corps of Royal
E6gineers.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed George Basti.r,
of Vantage, lathe county of-Berko, Gent. to be
a Master Etraosdinary in the Iligb Court of Chan-
cery.
The Lord Chancellor has also appointed • John
Tivitde Thring, of Warminsten, in the county of
Wilts, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in' the
High Court of Chancery.

[This Gazette contains an Order reeking the Or-
der in Council, dated October, 1810, for vessels
coming from the Havanna'', or any other port in the
Island of Cuba, performing quarantine.]
London, England, 1812-04-20

U VION-11

Saturday evening George Phillips, Richard Wal.
hell, William Jones, and Ilenu Phillips, well-
known characters,' were apprehended by Collink
bourn, Wortley, and Harris, amongst the crowd
.assembled to witneq the. ceremony of Inking the Gilt
stone4the new Betblem Hospital in St. GTorge's.-
fields, were committed till the SesSious as reputed;
thitlyea.

The nuMber of persons prosecnted for forged
notes of the Bank of England, and for uttering, or
having them in their possession, knowing them to ha
forged, from file year 1797 to 1811 inclusive, have
been 471. The number of persons proserutAl for
counterfeiting the tokens issued by the Bank of
England, or for uttering the same, have been in
1801, eight persons; ISOS, none; 1805, two; 1807.
none; 1808, one; 1809, nine, 1810, six; and isil,
twenty-th
We are concerned to state, that the last account*
received frsm the Mediterranean, mention, that Lord
henry Lenox, third son of the Duke of Richmond,.
had fallow from the top mast of the Blake (of which
ship he was Lieutenant), into the sea. Lord Henry
`being exceedingly beloved, one. of his shipmates
leaped overboard after him, and brought up the body,
but it was lifeless. 'Lord Henry was in the 15th
year of age) and- -pr mind 4.3whe OteeMelit to
his profession.

•
smTCH 8.11.4 CA'S.
Mst.t.rn's Wharf.
Leith 01.4.4141, lAtis
I
(7oniet
Spriot (Cutaininp), do.
(Sutheilat.d), Jo. 11551 5 AAP;
L'Aip..:Nl'l)ll.: MP.
fife.l'acket (Sunney), do. 13 11, - I,A. M.
Defiance (Watson), Dundee
and Perth
Eclipse (Ta,vlor), Leith
Eliza (Mardull), do.

iiu WATER AT LONDON MI
Morning, 17 minutes. after 9. Eveoin

26, 12 Noon.
lY Noon.
3May,-6. A. MT

IDGE CIIIS DAY.
' 47 rainutos after 9.
0

•
BIRTHS.
On Thursday last, in Soho-square, Mrs. H. T. Kings of
daughter. -
(1a Friday, the Lady of .1. Heyman, Isq. of 'Montage-
street, Itessill-square, of a daughter.

111.11f,RIED.
On Thursday last, at Clifton, Ilrisfolt.Johis Meade, Esq. t
isc.Nurth.
On Saturday, at OK Parish Church of St. Swithin, at !kudos
Stone Mr. William Sills flathawa of Lloyd's Cotlec-Itouse,
to Eliza, the eldest daughter of•Mry., ill of Loialou-Inidge
Water-works. •

IM El).
On Friday morning, Mrs. I;anks, of Henrictta-street,
.vent-garden.
On Sunday se'onight, at Harrow-on-the-Ili% Middleses,Char.
Brand, Esq. late of Staple Inn, Ilolhorn.
On Friday last, at the Parsonage-house. Hampstead, Sam"'
Spencer, the infant pon of the Hes. Samuel 'White; 1). I). S,ioi-
ster of that Parish.
On Friday last, William, the °DIY child of Peter ItileY' 14.
Barrister at Law.

I.UjoNt ?tinted and Published hy D. !orris, at iv
ihazsgaux grwice, 87, Fleet-street.

1'
London, England, 1812-06-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

• COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JUNE 13.
THE KING T. CLEMENT DETHERO JONE 4.
The Defendant was brought up to receive the sen-
tence of the• Court. for a nu6auce, in chopping tim-
ber in St. John's-street, Clerkenwell, and otherwise
annoying the foot passengers in the course of his bu•
sines, as a timber-merchant.. He was orderCd to
abate the nuisance, and.to give security for doing the
same. •

THE ICING. V. HENRY WTSE.
This Defendant was also brought up to receive th•
sentence of the Court, for provoking a Gentleman,
named A. 11. Bradley, a native of Kent, to fight a
duel. lie was ordered to cuter into recognizance'
to keep the peace•towards the Prosecutor.

TILE MARKETS.

—war.—
CORN EXCHANGE, inwtl3.
The arrivals of Wheat this day autkejsat a short Supply-110
buyers beim numerous, and in demnottiscs brisk sales, utast
increase of about ss. and 6s. per quarter on Friday's prices. Bar-
ley and Malt each maintain their price. Peas, and the two so t.
Beans, at little fluctuation. There are middling supplies of
Oats, this article WO iu request sad somewhat dearer. Flu ir
mostly named higher, ss. per sack.
Wheat
Ft ne ditto 146 160 i Do. (Fine Oki) ..
7.1 84 1 Oats 46 52 54
Rye
Balley 64 70 l'oland do.
Malt PO 9-1 Putatue do.
White Peas (boilers) 80 86 Rape Seed
Grey do.
Beans
—wow—
SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Juna 15.
To sink the Offal, per stone of IN,.
Beef ....ss. sit. to 6s. 81. Head of Catik this day :
Wattle ..5.. 11. it) 6s. 81. Beasts ... 1691.11
Veal ....7s. Orl. to Ss. 01. Sheep . 14,410
Pork ....6v. 0.1. to 7s. Od. Calves .. 124
! Lamb ....7.. 4d. to 6s. 4d. Pip
HAY-MARKET.
- Hay ...... 41. 10s. Od. to 51. 154. 01.
Suave .... 21. 10.. • Od. to SI. S.. CM.
Clover .... 51. Os. 151. as Q. 11,.. fid.

On the 9th instant, a box, containing dollars to
the amount of 1001. were sent from Bosanquet and
Co. the ihntliers, by the Lincoln and Barton coach,
to the Bankers at Barton. On the Gth instant, a
parcel, containing Bank Notes to the amount of
15001. was sold. by the same house, by the same
coach, to the Bankers at Barton : both the box and
parcel were stolen. A box and parcel, resembling
them, were delivered—but without the contents;
'which have not been boArd of.

..~

.I' ~
i

.~

~ ~ ~..

Ii:

'

opo
I
.
!
iii 1
London, England, 1812-04-27

RII EU NI ATISMS, PALSIES, and GO UT 1
AFFECTIONS. with their usual cancomilanta, Spasm,
or dying Paint, Flatulency, Indigestion, and general Debility
(originating in whatever source), are relieved and frequently
cured by %V bitehend's Essence of Mustard Pills,after every other
me.ins had failed.

The Fluid Essence of Mustard (used with the Pills, in these
complaints where necessary) is peihnp. the most netive, vele-
tratinr, and effectual remedy in the world, generally curing the
leeriest

SPRAINS AND BRUISES,
in less than half the time usitally taken by °prole!doe, Ar-
quebusnde, or any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and if
med immediate!) after auy accident, prevents the port tam-
ing black.
FAMILY CERATE,
is equally efficacious for all ill-crittlitioned Sore,,, Sore Lees,
Scorbutic Eruptioies, Blutche4 Pimple:, Ringworm., Shia-
gle.r, Ilreakings out on the Face, Nose. Ears, and Eyelids, Sore
and he tmed Flee, Sore liearh, and Scorbutic Holmium of
every itescriplian,
Prepared Italy, and sold by R. Johnston, Apothecary, No. 13,
Greek-street Soho 1 mtor'.

The and Pills st 2.. 9d. encb t the Cernte nt 1•. 14.1.
and Suld by e‘ery Sledkint Vender in the Uoited King-
dom.

•.• The Geonine hn! n Black Ink Stamp, with the name of
R. J.iltie.tnit illsertrd nut it.
London, England, 1812-04-27

THURSDAY BEXT WILL PRODUCE MORE BENE-
FICIAL CHANCES TRAM WAS EVER INTRO-
DUCED IN ANY LOTTERY.

HORNSBY and CO. solicit the attention of the
Public to the resew Scheme, and hope to lie hoovered
with their favours, n hick shall be duly attended tO. Tickets :old
Shores are selling by Hornsbyy Had Co. at il'Atir old-established
Susie Lottery Office, 26, Combat. is peso variety of N um-
bels, rand on the most reasonable term., w here all Prizes are
immediately paid.
London, England, 1812-04-27

The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR, in the Chair.

II wns moved by Henry Smith, Esq. seconded by George
Ward, Eq. and
Untiniteaurty Resolved,
That the Imports from the Enst Indies and China ns now, by
law, confined to the Port of London, cannot he extended to the
ont.ports without great injury to those now established in
Trades in the City and Port of London; nor without great
detrimrnt to the Revenue and to the Country nt
That is Petition he presented to both Houses of Parliament
in the names of the said Wrctiants, Traders. and Others,pra) dug
that the honie,atrit trade froth India and Chink tatty be coati-
sued exclaviveiy t r the Port of London.
That this Petition be now signed by throe present, and do re-
main at this house for five days for vignette's.
That the Members of the City of Liontloft and County of
dlese I be requested to support the prayerstf the Petitinn uh Pnri
:lament, when any discussion on the sohlect shall take place.
That the Committee of Merchants, by wi,o n this Nfeeting tins'
been convected, be requested to rout inue permanent eluting the
discus-ions in Parliament, and to u.e their best c, desvuuts to
pnitnnt.: the object of this Merlin!.
That tile Thetas of shit Meeting be !ken to the Committee
for bringing forward this imporimit subjeso.
That the Thanks of this Meeting he pr. seated to Sir William
Curtis, Rae. one of the Representntives in Parliament for this
City( and to George, Ihng, Esq. one of the Reprr,,entati% es
in Parham-tit fir the County of Middlesex; for their attend-
ance this dar. and their kind attention to the important objects
of ibis Meeting.
That these Resolutions and the Petition of the Merchants,
Traders, mai Others, of the Clty of London, after the same
shall be presented to the Houses Of Parliament, be published in
the Morning and Evenioi Papers.
HUNTER, Mayor.
The Right Tine. the Lord Mayor having retired from the
Chair, the snore was taken by Menry Smith,. Esq. and it wits
thermtpou moved, seconded, and unanimously resolved,
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Right Hon.
the Lord Motor, for the readiness he h ss ever evinced to pro-
mote the interests of the metropolis, and for his pulite aad im-
partial conduct in the Chair this day.

HENRY SMITIL
London, England, 1812-04-27

WINE AND SPIRIT STORE. 59, LAMB'S CONDUIT-
STREET, HOLBORN, LONDON.
ACOMPANY Qf Gentlemen having made several
large purchases of WIN Is, BRANDY. and RUM, for
I ready money. will dispose of them considerably tender the price
-; those article* are usually Bold to the public. As na judgment of
the quality can he formed without a trial, they will send
; samples of two gallons of the spirits,. and one doz .n of.
, ± wine, to any part of Englund, on receiving an order for pay-
-1 meat in London. Every article is warranted to he the heat in
the market. Captains'-warl and tiuu-room Officers supplied
f . on the mine low terms, duty free.
PIPN PIPS
' Good Port Witie from . . .m 6 6)120
Old do. do. . . . 123 to 130
Very fine old do. warranted to have been import-
ed five years, • . r 135
rat nose.
Port from the wood, . . . _ 48s. ,
Old do. do. . . . • 54
P.. Very old dn. warranted to hate tows four years is h.441e $B.
Pale Sherry, . . 46
Old do. do. . . . 56
E‘ce!le t VI !onia, • • . 45 !
Old Last India Madeira, . . 84
Rich and Dry Lirlson . . . 48
Champaign, . . . . 126
I ; Claret, . . 106
SPIRITS, PER GALL.
Fine British Geneva, . . 10s.
Very strong old do. . . 13
Rum, . . . 145.9d.1
, Old do. . . . 17s.
Fine old Jamaica do. • • 18
Brandy . . . St
Best Cognise do. . . 53
Fine old Hollands, . . . 24
; Rich Shrub, . . . 13
IN PINTS
I Old Pale Sherry. .
• si.i.
, Old Port, from wood, • • 2/
Orders, by post, addressed to Mr. Alfred, Clerk to the Com-
pan% , will be duly attended to, and delivered (free) to any inn
,din London.
•

GRAND and NOVEL STATE LOTTERY, of
only 12.001 Tickets' will all be draau so early ns
NEXT THURSDAY. The Capital Prizes ure Were:teed—
more varied in their value, aad offer a double chance to Adven.
Curers. Their great length exceed; the limits of an Advertise. 1
tarot. Tickets nud Scares are selling by
EYTON, 2, Cornhill ; and 18, Coventry.street ;
At which truly fortunate Offices, the following Capital Prizes
were sold in 118 Shares in the In,t tour Mouths. viz.:-
3,211 . Class A . X 15,000
3,343 B , 15,000
4.501 . A . 6,000
',WWI . B . 6,1'00
71 A . 3,000
4,025 . A . 1,00 •
1.651 . B . 1,000
A) . A • ' LAC
1215 . C . . Sul)
SA • A . 400
&c. &e. &e.

Valuable Tnpanraphiral lihrorv.
By ftleti,rl. KING and -
At their Great Room, SS, Covea-garclen, the mid-
dle of nest MAY,
TIIF, very valuable LIBRARY, late the Property
of StatTord Squire Baxter, 1?-q. of Gray's lon, decetwed;
compti-iag nor of the fittest collection of historical nod Toro-
grolohieul Woke cur offeleil to the public.
Tiny notice of the Days of Sale will be given.
ROOKS.
by By Nlelz.r. KING 'tad LOC/I FE,
At their f3rent Room, 59, King-rtrre,, Covell-garden, TO-
MORROW. nod lY following Days. nt Tarive,
THE STOCK in TRADE of Mr. John Hayes,
Bookqeller, deemed.
May be view-a, and Catalogues had, price
London, England, 1812-04-27

Let those bur now. who never naught before,
Awl tho.e :ilways bought, now hay the more,
N the Lottery all to be Drawn NEXT THURS.,
DAY: it containing Yrize,4 of is great mngnitude with
others of value Dever before hoosin, mind only 12,001) Ticket;.—
Theo. superior advantage* will no doubt rouse a scarcity of
Ticket* and Shares : ao iinusediate purchase is therefore respect-
fully udrised by
Widow
RRANSCOMB,
Widow of Sir J. liron,enuth,
Na. 1, Holborn Bar*, the comer of Middle-row, being the only
°ace licensed by and in the name of Braoseomh.
London, England, 1812-04-18

TO THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY OF FASHION.
VIACDONALD, Ladies' Head Dress and Gen.
tiemeu's-Peruques Manufacturer, N... 90, Jermyn.street,
St James's, beg to acquaint Ladles nod Genslemen that he has
invented, and brought to perfection' his PATENT H END-
O VZ I .SS ES and tiENTLEAVEN'S DRESS PEKUQUES,
c'e texture of which is so ettremely Gise and light, and each
hair comes SO distinitly through, appetieros if it were growing
from the skim; they may be Combed IP any direction or fashion,
uod attach so closely to the bend, that it !s Impossible to disco-
see theca friva a real head of .buir I they_ ore of as exceeding
soft :end ehustic quality, and over shrink, which readers them
orals dcsirohlr. Also Geouleraeg's Scalp* curiously wrought,
of the testare, to imitate Nowt!.

ON SPRING DIRT. - I
" It is in Spriog," ohseries a celebrant, Physician. $ that
coratimiional dit.easea clone info fiction t and If, nt Ibis season.
people were to adopt an alterative diet, much bums misery
would be prevented."
TffE NUT of the SASSAFRAS TRER h not
only very nourishing nod pleasant to thrpalate, bat ample
experience ha. proved it to be more) eMenelious is correctipc the
constitution and purifying Ike blood than the Lisbon Diet Drink,
.or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the oh la, and
such as lire of Gout), lieious, Asthmatic, or Voswernp•lire
hits, will find the Sassafros Cocoa n most invaluable article of.
diet. In the periodical works on Medicine it is highly extend!?
nail its me is adopted by iieverni entinem Physicians.
It ii Said in a ground slate for hotline (in the sane mow at,
coffee), price 6s. lid. per pound, by. W. Wilsou, Grocer, No.
$9. Strand. •
Orders from the country mast .be accompanied with aro.'
mii.anee.
London, England, 1812-10-17

Price 04. bond,
N IMPROVED SPANISH GRAMMAR,
designed for every class of Learaers, but especially fur
Self- Itsiructon.-
By it J. A. 111•11Esity„

A native of Spia ; Teacher of the Spain;li, French, and
Ebglish Language:.
Said by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row ;by the Fo-
reiSo ; and by the Author, No. 39, Friday-street:
Cbeapside.
" the Author has certainly produced the most rnerally
Grammar of the Sptailsh Language which we have seen.—
His rules are plain tout easily intelligible ; his n e:hud is simple
aim perspicuous ; and his explanations are sm.)), its greatly to
facilitate the acquisition of the Spnni.h tougtte to those who
have nut the menus of procurin4,the assiitance tr master."
• t Anti-Jac. Rev. Nay; lett '
•

.r
London, England, 1812-10-17

TO FACUt.TY.

ENTLEM EN of the Medical Profession aro
1 rrspertfully intirined, that the MEDICAL tad PHY.:
SICALJOURNAL, which, during en manY semis, has twitit-
tained anerwied nod unrivalled cirrulation and corcesooodiatrel
continues to (misty its moral necendoitry, uoder the st,p.trititend-
anee of Dr, Pother):.ill on I Mr. Itortno ; and rehihits, in
every Nomb...r, Pacts, C t.cs, liner iyeinent,, and Discoveries.
of the deepest consequence to the Puhtic io the Prcyentioa nnil
Cure of Diseases.
Notwithstanding petty and ephemeral rivalries, and the occa-
sional collision of Firrin4 interests, this Work has now Mill.
milted, under its original Proprietor and Projector, an
miuisheil "re-eminence in Medical Literature ; and ha., dining
the last to years, served n. the Gazette of the faculty through
the four quarters of the World.
The Numbers appear, as usual, on the first day of every
Month, price Unita-Crowd each, and then ma) be had of al)
Booksellers, Poettnasters, and Ousters id Bduk.o.
London, Oct. 1811
London, England, 1812-12-25

ST,ATSII.I.N.

Throat Ole Statesmen, whavilka Lon% Gamin:"
are the chief ornament and, support of your
shistical Eatablishotent, knew well that it commit
subsist without the slate, sad that the State Gan t
muck !angel+ pretend to govern freland like a'
querocl country, by means of fortresses, under
name of barracks, spread over the island, au&
myrcids of soldiers, who womlti lies° much better.
played elsewhere, and of annual millions of moo ,
which every clay becomes a more scarce articlei
They are deeply convinced that, by giving to I
Catholics tho same interest in the safety of
country, with .otiter subjects,;hey will not only be a
safe, unbought protection to it from the poblio cite-
my,. but also an inexhaustible source of straugth to.
the empire at laige, nith alt its establishments. In
fact, it is well known that the pror.erb of the Romans
concerning their Ntarsian soldiers may now be ap-
flit* by us to the Irish :

•
,ftwrgeitatz....Tharsday the pardsman_lf the Leeds moil-
gWM SPINIOstbeCIP sr. Aldermen Woos. the prelid;iig
imp, accused by Mr. Jones, a respectakkjeweller, re-
' A rtiolty-rourt, with hawing thurturunity required ad- 1
=at his mother's honor, at We e'elieetris the morning, I
lig is a ineusicing MOO that II yoqat ritinao Who lodged
Iliesststiosild be serrendeeetf to Mtn for di purpow of conveyilig
bet to her . *rents. at Leedo. tdr. fitters ezmoto.: tied with the
entirdionatt ea the impropetr of permlttlag a young defeneelese I
indium Ps wander abroad at that early hour it lib% 'mower, 0i1...
lin which the guardsmanamused himself in applying a profusion i
of epithet 4, not remark:llWe for The ehasiity of their meaning. to .1
Ills..dentig apd his mother,
,to the annoyance of
.dt-ta oil the
whole beighbourhood.
to big:defence ate gnatdoiman atimitod that he was a little el•-•. 1
voted
.wlth Neer, hut he had pot a peremptory order'froon. the
_ .
- - '' toother of ' -
London, England, 1812-01-09

COVE, JAN. 9,1812.

Yesterday arrived the Dauntless sloop of war,
Captain Barber, from a ernixe to the westward.
The West India fleet, much increased in num-
ber, is expected to sail in about nine or ten days.
His Majesty's ship Terrier, Captain Burgoyne,
arrived this morning from Portsmouth.

GREENOCK, Jan. 3.
Arrired here yesterday morning, the brig Duke
of York, Reynolds, from Lisbon, after a pagsage of
days—having performed the voyage out and gime
in 52 days ; spoke On the 21th ult. wife') leagues to
the westward of Cape Clear; the chip Stranger,
London, of this port, from Malta to Dublin, out
54 days—all well.

The Z:alous, of 74 guns, arrived in Leith Roads
on Saturday from Sheerness, with the4r.,nch pri-
soners I hat the Regulus had on board when she ran
ae.round In Yarmouth Roads. The &gill" put
back to Sheerness, where she will have to be docked.
Two seamen belonging to the dirmidc frigate, fell
over the New Quay, at Plymouth, on the night of
the 6th instant, when ono of them was soon picket/
up, without receiving Much injury ; but the other,
called William Polgrate, a native of. Ludon, and
said to be the son oft Gentleman tiver,ie, was unfor-
tunately drbwned. In the fall he stuck in the mud,
and was a considerable time under water before taken
up, when the usual means were rescrted to, but
without effect.

The Egcria and her- prize came into the roads
on Saturday. Shc is the same privateer that the
smacks.had the ac iqu with ; Las 14 guns and 38
men, and sailed from North Bergen about a month
ago, and taken nofhi.lg. The Ez, ria fell in with
her about 70 miles to the' eastward of St. Abh's
Head, on Tuesday la3t. The prisoners are. to be
landed to-day.
London, England, 1812-01-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Porrysmotyrit, JAN. g.
Arrived the iYurge, Valiant, an(l Pun-fiery (of Oe
line); and Fawn sloop, from the E,s!(.in staloo, to
relit.

Sailed the Royal On 7:, lapetettx, and llalspar, to
blockade Cherburgh.
Came up to Spit% _ad the renernbl.• ; and to the
Motherhank the Topaze ; the latter was put under
quarantine.

Went out of harbour the Inconstant and Lightning.
PLYMOUTH, JAx. 7.
Arrived the Rhin frigate of 36 gun, Captain Ma:-
c olm, from a cruise.

Admiral Sir Charles Cotton has hoisted his flag on
board the Tonnant, of 8U guus, which ship went out
of liamoase into Cavi sand Bay, this morning.

YARMOUTH, JAN. R.

A sloop named Waliam and Thomas, laden with
stones has been brought into this port by some boat-
men, hariog been picked up at sea without any per-
son or papers an board.

The Ranger sloop of war has sent in a Danish
privateer of 2 guns and 46 men.

DEAL, JAN. 8.

Sailed the Oceattl Smith, foi t:.e South Seas ; and
the S'peculutor lugger with a convoy for Portsmouth.

EALMOUTII, Jan. i.
Sailed the Townsend packet with a Mail for Ja-
maica.

HARWICH, Jex.lo.

A number of transports, lately arrived here from
Wit:go Sound, with ordnance von's on board, are
ordered round to Portsmouth; and the ardent, 64,
Dictator, 64, Ranger sloop otwar, and Maria hail-
sport from Wingo Sound.
London, England, 1812-01-09

+'i V

an arld.:ion had IK!,m; made in general to oar tailiialN
force.

After a few words from Mr. Creevey, the Arne„,.
ment was negatived, the Address read a (list and
ca►d time, and ordered to be presented by such AI, .3.
bers of that House as were of his Majesty's t
Honourable Privy Council.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEgi 1:;).
gave notice of a motion for the renewal of the Star:.
lug Order of last Session, respecting Notices aLd
Orders.

Upon the motion of Mr. RYDER, the Speech of
the Lords Commissioners was ordered to be taken
into further consideration to-morrow (this day).
The usual Standing Orders of the House were :;,e1
read and renewed.

Tho House went into a Committee on the A,!
sporting the Ckerrauce of Vessels employed i;i
Coal Trade; and leave was given to bring in a
to repeal the same.
Mr. GRANT presented a copy of the 16di
17th Reports of the Commissioners of Mahal), IL.
quire.—Ordered to lie titAm the table.
Atljourited till to-morrow (this day).
London, England, 1812-01-09

RMlPPlllo.mmume-7

-.

ST/Ti OF THE METROPOLIS.

We are happy to find that the measures of pre-
caution which, in the absence of a more regular tys-
tom, we have recommended for the protection of the
lives and properties of the people, have been adopted
by several more parishes and streets, with considerable
effect. The iuhabitants of Piccadilly, at the trifling
expence of sixpence a week each, employ a few
armed patroles, and take, by rotation, themselves,
the duty of seeing that the nightly guardians perform
their duty. The same kind of expedient her been
had recourse to in Bishopsgate, and other streets in
the City, and will be continued until the Legislature
shall have provided for their security, a regular pre-
ventive Police, which we may now shortly expect to
see established.—Besides those which from time to
time we have mentioned, a meeting has taken place
at iVhitechapel, of the inhabitants of Mount-place,
Mount-street, and Mount-terrace, Mr. C. Bell in
the Chair, which is likely to be followed with the
most beneficial effects. They have resolved to bevel
additional and able watchmen, and several inhabit-
ants have set down their names, two of whom are
occasionally to Witlk found the district, to lee that.
the matchmen are vigilant, avid *do their Ant* Al
toady fifty-seven house-keeper's have subscribed 11.
each to carry the plan into effect, and there is no
doubt but that a very handsome subscription will be
made. • The inhabitants or Edmund-street, Battle-
bridge, St. Pancras, and its efiiiront, harre iaatitaited
a system of Mice, by •alternatelf tatroliug the
streets every night, in which they have received the
approbation of the neighbouring Magfetrates, who
very highly approie and strongly recommend, the
establishment of similar institutions. Man) of the
most respectable inhabitants of. the Tower Ward
have adopted the resolution of formitig themselves
into a patrole, to scour the streets, lades, and courts
of the Ward, by night, in order to apprehend suspi-
cions Inikers, and prevent burglaries and robberies.
The Police Officers are about to be augmented by
the addition of four more to each establishment ; and
Magistrates who have the sole appointment of the
officers, would do well to dismiss the non-effective at
each office, as it is a fact well known, that one half
of some of the establishments are altogether incapable
of active service, and some newly ,helpless.—There
has been a meeting of the inhabitants or Greenwich,
Woolwich, Deptford, Blackheath, Lewisham, and
Charlton, at which some very sensible and laudable
resolutions were entered into relative to the alarm-
ing increase of crimes, and the defective state of the
Police.

__

;fr ;di",
, • ;"'

k• •

LAW .(NTELLIGENCIL

ON SRI
I Even%
London, England, 1812-10-10

TO Till: IN DEPEN orsT FR I.;Ehl EN OF THE CITY
OF COVLNI RY.

gGENTLIDete,
N the exercise of your independence you have this
dm conferred upon we live slisisoguiAts d our of being one
of your jib Psrli.um ni.
Ass hottoar athieh is rendered &truly valuable tinder the pe-
culiar circumstances and by the highly .ttering maisswr to
whirls it hat Wyss I;essissa ell owl I oust that I shall resleens
terry p.lesice I:ave given, lbirpiug you and my country with
Ariel Welly. .1 I ehsitier ilia In be the duty of it Member of
rsrliansent, and I vlwll eodeavour to disetairge it in the u:tinnA
of my power.
The seine of the public bar brenuierrtaitted. A more decided.
I had ulussist *sad is tooth anivereal °pluton, was. I believe. 'set er
giessis sou the c' eof a Iteprettonatee in Parlourent. The un-
prectdeoted enters ..f a cutoviser. made by my triends in my oh-
unly be vuelinsird be the_setteral sad faction which
bus berg so.asiteeted througssoat the city on the teshle.
In frostier titer., the eintietra at Coveutry were belween ;Arty
mid piny,hod Ihr entifeglieStre nut, of coulee. bitte'il a nod
cooteution I I dreaded theie evil, ; hut your eights dehmitded
rah. I way nvvr venture to soy. that for very many %YAPS
there never was such general good bn 1111 l ur. :4 the coiscitainsi of
a contested election in this city ; winch is vurel) a happy nitwit
of better times.

; Gentlemen, we have obtained a victory; let 113 use it with
moderation. For my imlf, I can sincerely :my, that Wilily thin.
can add to the gratilication I feel at the frank of this inlet/ming.
arlfair, it mud re the consideration that there has been so little
of party •pirit ma/sift:sled on the occasion, and that the eiection
has beet; &tended with so little attit ..... it y and strife. djappy
indeed should I be, if this event may prove the memos °tacit iiift
• in ate:bonds of affection and gond neighlinerhond. I will not say
' individuals of all parties (tor I hope party aill become es-
duct), Lot, torn of all ratika and of all teligioui permasimr, in
'eta an. seat and respectable cite.
I hare de ea the Luster on Mill w: jest because of its Import-
avert f u child I have semi the evil vt party spirit at Ca-
ovary; aud Lam sure it is the bane of civil and political Ma-
i ciety.
I can truly say. that solo from its being my wish In create or
excite 41,5-criti.si in say reeve of the mod,. I should cof,it:er it
tate of the greatest objects of ivy life to see accomplished a
' union, founded un the generous print iples of get:eine iot-
ism, Public Spirit, and mutual Forhearaore, without any con,
prmisr. of Truth, Justice, or Independence.
Gentlemen, I scarcely wed make professions of gratitude, for
your disinterested, affectionate, and ardent supports no man iu
my situation (chili help Itchy; grateful.
I !.Italt only tidal, tbat you, baring chosen me in booournbly,
have a right to be served with integrity; sad thus to Serve yen
tallith he the object it my ambition.
I have the honour to be. Geallemea,
• Your faithful, devoieJ an* grateful servant,
I Coventry, Uct. 1. J OSLPLI .110171;111.WORTUi 6
London, England, 1812-03-04

called the attention of the House, in a very
impressive manner, to the dependence •of the Bri- V
tish armies in Spain and Portugal upon Ameri- • I
.ea, for grain and flour,
.since it appeared that
no less than 1,500,000 barrels Issul been imported 'is
into Cadiz and Lisbon, during :the last year. The Is
Iftight Bouourable Gentlemen,
.continued Mr. Whit- d
bread, objected to,the Committee, because it would v
involve a discussion respecting .America: he, for one, e
however, had he the honour to sit in that Committee, ' c
I
would entirely dischkim all such discussion—for the f
i proper object of such a Committee would be to en- c
quire into our private policy, not our foreign. If
1 the Committee should report that the Orders in ,
Council were injurious and impolitic, it would then ,
be for the House to decide whether they should be
l
repealed—and it would also .he a question to consi- 1
1 der whether they could be repealed, consistently i
t with our national dignity. He should offer no opi- .
rnion now. Its considering the operation of those
10rdess in Council, he thought they had entirely
' failed in their effect ; but they had one effect, and
that was to provide sailors for Napoleon, who was,
• according to the confession of the First Lord of the
. Admiralty on a preceding evening, creating a navy
in spite of war, though one reason assigned for not
snaking peace with him was, lest he should create a
L navy. lie however was building ships, and we were
a i supplying him with mariners. - Ile thought the con-
• I duct of Government grossly unjust towards Ame-
e rice.
O Mr. HERBERT argued in-support of the motion.
, Lord 1.. GOWER stated, that. he had for some time in his
,t bands a Petition against the Orders in Connell, to the Prince Re-
i. gent, from the Statfonishire Potteries, but that having decliard
,_ to lay it before the Secretary of State, he had waited in vain for
three week. to present it to the Prince Regent in person. Ile
'' should vote for the Committee.
is Lord NI I LION declared that be was precisely in the same si-
:. tuation as the Noble Lord.
' Mr. BROUGHAM made a short but animated reply, after
y which the House divided—
r For the Motion,
s
d Against it .... ..... ... 31671
y —72
y Adjourned this morning at Half-past Five o'Clock.
London, England, 1812-10-19

PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 17.

Arrived the Escort gun-brig, from Guernsey ; and the Roca
and Neptune tenders, from Ireland.

Sailed Fortunee frigate, for the Irbh station; and the Sealark
and Tenzer on a cruise.

The Racoon gun-brig, Is appointed convoy for the Downs,
and sails 10-morron•-

FALMOUTH, OCT. 16.

A vessel is mow off this Port supposed to be the Nymph packet,
from New York and Halifax.

SHEERNESS, OCT. 18,

The Baltic Beet sailed yesterday, ander the convoy of the
Forrester, 18 gam, Capt. Kennedy, with a Hoe breeze at west.
We understand it is the last convoy that will sail this season.
•The St. Albans, 61 guns, Capt. Devonshire, is to be paid off as
Chatham._ . _ .

1;;;;Cdby the Standard, 64 gap., for Chatham, where the will
be ,paiii off.
Arab, a oew IR rim-sloop, Came down from Chatham,
and anchored at the Little Noreyebterday.
Carenacs.—The Laura and the Whiting schoon.
era from Hampton Reads for England, with dia.
tches, are taken by a French privateer. The
rani:, from Greenock to New York, is carried
into Rhode Island. The Franklin, of Savannahs
from Liverpool, is taken and carried into Cape Ann.
The Elizabeth and Hannah,' from Jamaica to Bet.
fast; the Leonidar, Gammack, from ditto for ditto,
the Hopewell, and another ship, from Surinam for
London ; the Quebec, Harvey, from Jamaica for
Liverpool; Osborne, --, from Gibraltar to St.
Andrews ; and the Adonsi, Cooper, from Liver-
pool to Newfoundland, are all taken by American
privateers—the Quebec is carried into New York.
The Jane, }line, from Jamaica, foundered at
sea, crew saved by the Quebec, and carried to New
York.

NOTTIRMILM, Ocr. 17.—The Election is now
finished—Mr. Arkwright has resigned, and thus has
independence gained a signal victory. The success.
ful Candidates are John Smith, Esq. and Lord Ran.
cliff.; who are to be chaired neat Monday, at twelvt
o'clock.
tinsith SKI Worn& 1615. Arkwright 1231.
ESSEX.—Sixtb Day's Pell.
llonblua 1371 I Western 11601 Burgoyne 9fo
SUR MX, Ger. I.
Mr. Sunnier 1446 I Slr Thos. banns 1371 I Sir T. Tartan s7g
Of all the contests arming from the present Gene.
rat Election, none have been more severe than that
for Stamford, occasioned by Mr. OMITS' steadily
persevering, and being uniformly as warmly sup.
ported. Mr. CIIAPLIN wab thrust out altogether by
the EXETER interest. Colonel NOEL was supported
by Mr. (More. Lord Ihrtotistla and Mr. Fouutca
are returned, bat • Petition to Parliameutis iutendai
by Xt. Owns and Colonel Nosh.
London, England, 1812-10-19

LONDON:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1811.

Paris Papers to the 13th inst. were received last
night, which will be found interesting; and we have
this morning received further Papers to the 14th inst.
from which we have taken the following extracts :
Nets, Ocr. IL—titivate letters from the Grand
Army, of a very recent date, announce, that order
is completely re-established in that part of the city
of Moscow which has escaped the flames. The
French troops. in that capital are commodiously
lodged in barracks, and have every necessary is
abundance. There are scarcely any sick, as the cli-
wate is extremely healthy. His Majesty, who is
lodged in the Kremlin, enjoys the best health.
Fuaesroar, Ocr. 7.—According to private ac-
touuts from Berlin and Konigsberg, the Russian
General, Prince WITTGLIISTIIN, who commands
she Army of Observation on the right bank of the
Duna, has made some movements which seem to an-
Bounce the speedy retreat of 1113 army, weakened as
it is by the great loss he suffered in the battle of
!biota. We are assured that hi., artillery has
already been bent back to Pleskow, and that his
baggage is filing off on the road to Petersburgh,, the
direction which his army must take to avoid being
attacked in the rear by the left of the grand French
Army. We learn also, that the siege of Riga will
won be commtatced. The Prussian troops have con-
'Wetly maintained their position before that place,
sad have repulsed all the attacks of the Russian Ge-
atral, who has a small army under the walls of that
fortress.

Been A RUT., SEPT. 19.—General ZALTVCIIIN,
:OMMalitler of the Russian troops, which are still
were, has orders not to evacuate the fortresses of
tVallachia, till the 14th of October) though the num-
)er of those troops diminishes every day. The Ad-
ninistration of the country is almost entirely in the
'lands of the National Authorities.

VIENNA, St.tr. 30.—The Emperor was present
yesterday at some grand manoeuvres which the troops
executed before The tines of this capital. his said
•hat his Majesty will set out in a few days for Luz-
inbourg, where his festival will be celebrated.
The infantry which manoeuvred in presence of his
lajcsty consisted of 7500 men. Thu cavalry was
:omposeil of the corps in garrison, and several de-
-achments of hussars and Uhians, which are iu the
London, England, 1812-10-19

AMERICA.

The campaign in Upper Canada closed with the
surrender of General Hull's army ; but, according
to letters from St. John's, that en the banks of the
St. Lawrence was only on the point of commencing.
The Americans seem desirous of retrieving their late
disaster in Upper Canada.
EXTRACT OP A LETTER !ROM ST. JOICS'III OP SEPT. it.
" intelligence has been received from Quebec,
that the American General, Dearborn, who his for
nearly three months past been assembling a -very
large military force at Albany, the equipment of
which had been greatly retarded, is about to com-
mence operations, and endeavour to efface the dil-
-1 grace the arms of the United States had sustained.
army was estimated at 30,000 men. He was ex-
pected to advance on the 16th inst. To oppose him
all the disposable regular and militia force had been
marched from Quebec and Montreal, and conveyed
across the St. Lawrence to the British lines. Gene-
ral Pettit commanded on the lines. The Indians,
elated by their success in Upper Canada, have of-
fered to furnish an auxiliary force of 3,000 men."
The greatest' harmony is said to prevail between
the Governor and the Legislature of Canada. All
the bills providing fir the safety of the colony were
pasted with the"otmost dispatch and uoaninsitr.—
The Legislator! Iwo stet only granted 12,0001.
°early, to defray 'he impinge of 2000 ballotted ml-
(one half 'or idiom aro always to be en duty),
_ode provided, " that, la. ease of invasion,

but
London, England, 1812-12-14

FRENCH P4PER.V.

•
P. ass, DEC. 9.—Private letters from Wilna, dated
thu '29th t.' November, state, that they bad there
received letters written by the Emperor, on the 27th
of the same month, from Stukzenks, near Starbi-
borsow. His Majesty continued his movement, and
enjoyed the best health ; at Vilna they Ilit'tered
themselves with having the pleasure of seeing him
'within eight days. The army was in an excellent
(porfaiie) situation, the fiwo weather continued, and
favoured in a'singular manner its movements.
. . DEC. 4.--Intelligefide.. from the Zmperor, dated
the.:lstit of November, has been received. Ilia Ma.
jeity hod left Smolensk (pr-Orcha, and enjoyed very
ifood•health.. The army continued its movement' to
take winter quarters.
Dec. 7.-I'Avate letters from %Vilna, dated Nov.!
25,-announce that the movement of the grand tinny '
continues, and that his Majesty theEtnvror enjoys
pgood health. The most perfect tramuillity reigns in
qlantl, and the Poles continuo to give ,the moat
—strikiugtproofs of patriotism. ~ They art animited by.
the 'best spirit. They are occupied, at 'Vilna with
public fetes and rejoicings. French gaiety has cont-
. blanketed itself to the inhabitants of Lithuania, who.
ow themselves worthy of that independence which.
is insured to them by the genius of his Majesty the

nperor.
Wiwi*, Nor. 11.—Smnlensk has been made a very
strong place ; it appears destined to be a fortress of
the first °trier.

P,satal, Dec. G.—They write from Wilna, that the
lbliatrillettess Ase' Marshal the Duke of Tarentum,
which he„d fog a time left Mittau, in coAsequence of
fhelatit iiffairs at Polotsk, has just" been reported in
that town. Tin. corps d'arintieof Marshal the Duke
of ILigio has repassed to the, right bank of the Duna;
the Russians have retrograded upon this point and
quitted ,solotsk.

ARMY OF.T.II}I SOWN! OF SVAPT...
SATIEACT OF A LETTER FROM THE GIENERAL.
.. GADS BARON THoUVENOT, GZ)ri:Rsoit. or THc 4TH
• OOTEANNENT IN SPAIN, TO THE *MISTER A* WAR.
Ove: 4.

44 MUmssionEtin,--General Bgarre, Aid•de-
Lamp to his Catholic Majesty; has just arrived at
Vittoria., charged with dispatches for 'the- Emperor ;
he has announced to me, that on the 6th,- 4,600 pri-
soners, auctig whom is Lord Paget, wilt arrire at
Vittoria, under as escort of about 3000 men of the
Army of Portugal.
" The English have retired into Portugal, and it
apprarsvertain that our affairs in that part proceed as
well as possible. The General ut Chief, Count
Reille, set out to-day to continue his route to. Bur-
gos.
(Siood) " Baru. THOU VENOT."
London, England, 1812-01-07

• Til u: Til E ROYAL COVENT.GARORN. •
THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. 7, will
be acted the Tragedy of
PERCY. •
After which will be performed, for the filth time, a New Pan-
i,tisime. called
HARLEQUIN AND PADMANABA ;
OR. THE GOLDEN FISH.
With entire new Music, Machinery, Scenes. Dienes, &c.
The tar, .Panstintime of Harlequin and Padmettalsa ; or, The
Gulden Fish. continuing to hr received with the highest applause,
will be repeated evert, evening till further notice.
To-morrow. Tar Comedy of Errors. —On ThurAn v, Cato.—
On Friday,. The English Fleet.—On Saturday, will be revived,
The F tr.dling of the Forest.
A new armed Operatic I)rorna has long been in preparation,
and sill be immediate) v produced.
The Fair Penitent wilt he revived immediately, in which Miss
&nigh will perform Crtlata.
shAspeures, Tragedy of Julius Omar is in preparation, and
will be revised its soon as possible.

BOOKS PUBLISHED TIIIS DAY.
In Syn. price ISt. boards,
FosYon; or, the LEGEND of LOVE : and
other POKM 9.
By the late Mrs. HENRY MIT 1:.
With a Portrait of the Author, engraved by C intik* Watson
Printed for LONGMAN, HORST. REES, OithlE. and
BROWN, Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, 64,
New Bond-street.
A few Copies of the (Sart° Mitten may be had, price
It. I Is. 6d. boards.
" For elepnee of design, and accuracy of execution, this
notch exceeds' any poi-tient eomposition of the present .day.
While the he..rts of nor countrymen shall heat at the <weettst
sounds of th-ir native language, conveying tvt nature dictates the
feelings of the purest positions, so long than this tale of POcios
dwell not their ears, and they shall think the angel still is speak-
ing."— Moinlilv Review, Oet. lilll.
London, England, 1812-01-07

This I). arty published.
Price 94. ionirds. the_Phi►d Valame of
A SERIES CIF PLAYS; in which it is attempted
to delineate the stronger Passions of the Mind ; each Pos-
sion being the Subiect of a Tr4jetty and a Comedy.
liy.lokNNk BAILLIE.
Printed for LC/NON] AN. itußsT, REES, ORME, and
BROWN. Paternaster-row ; sad al the British Gallery, 54,
New Bond-sheet.
Of whom may he bad,
Miss BAUM'S SERIES of PLAYS, Vols. I. and 11.
price Ids. boards.
MISCELLANEOUS PLAYS, Sto. 9s.
boards. _

NEW YEAR'S GIFT.
ECONOMY, IMPROVEMENT, AND SCIENCE.
Just puhh.hetl, pree lid. neatly printed in Bvo.
PILE FIRST NUMBER of the NEW GRANb
JL NATIONAL MAGAZINE, The MENTOIt, and EN-
CYCLOPEDIA NI EN'fORIENSIS.
Published for the Proprietors by J. S. Dickson, Mentor-
Otbee, Id, Iv v-lane, Paternoster-row; and sold b 3 every Bash.
sel;er in the Canted Kingdom.
Lovers of Literature, Parties, and others, are respectfully re-
quested to peruse a full Prospectus of the Plait of this unique
work. which presents advantages, in various points of stew,
greater than can be explained in the limit, rite an advertisement,
Receipts to secure Shares of the Mentor Tontine are now
inning at the Mentor Office, His Ivy-lane, Paternoster-row,
~{,rice half-a-crown, where Non-subscribers may obtain a Plan
of the Tontine, price 6d.
The order. of those Ladies anti Gentlemen who are not Sob-
wribers are respectfully_ requested fur his Magazine, before
they engage a ids miter Publicztiom for the year, us the Propri-
eties trust that the First Number will convn,ce theta of theist.
periority of the Mentor; aced they pledge thetaselves, that,
entitrary to the iteneral practice, each succeeding Mouth shall
see the Me.cor loco...use in interest will !what y.
The ENCYCLOPEDIA MENTORIENSIS, which ste-
companies the Magazine, is paged, tided, ke. to bind by itself,
and will contain the replan .tion of mitre words duo any other
Encyclopaedia or Dictionary in the world.
Agents fur the Mentor tire appointed alt over the Kingdom.
Where also uutv be had.
DICKSON'S CATALOGUE. of SCIENTIFIC. BOOKS,
far 18IY, selected from the celebrated Libraries of the late
Alexander Dalrjusple, Esq. Hydrographer to the Admiralty,
F.R.S.—Andrew Mackay, Ezaasioer at the Trimly House,
L1..0. nod E.R.S.--Satnuel Horsley (Mishap of St. Asaph),
F.R.S.—lter. Nevil Maskelyoe, Astrowasser Royal and F.R.S.
Geo. (iilpin, Esq. F.R.S. (Secretary to the Hoyal
—Tiberius Cavallo, Esq. F.R.S. • and variants other sources.
The Catalogues may be bad tit sail of the Mentor *vats,
, price Se.

. _ .