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PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. v t 10, 019. rAYAENT OF OU ROYAL rsicacc of the Act m rc er . , by width it h7opital aMtlis is intro.! of half-yearly i t yt Sight lionoural-le thc kr kr :34n the Affairs r. lalkleSTS :!;eTec‘f, residivg ,itn bits of nuntality, are with their L at the S:Jetar-j's Od • Y darn, in their dike ~,otes of prodon as ttatt.- -,t e s ire!: from ten &clock for the payr....Tut urea to the 9.4 th of On 'II.II:',SDAY. ti reMiofEr, at .•:d. per day .vubered On WEDNESD.IY. Toes: ud. front the Royal Rearm) aed Corps ; thin' * T 1 IURSDAY, ;52 az 9d. per day, from tb 7...lTletre. On SAV:R.DAY, 1135: at Pd. per dT.y, from tt .1 . / oats ar.d Corps, as alt On 510ND.1Y, Una ls. per day from toe ;s. and 2d Ilt-gintonts Oa TiIEADAY, 1\41:. It Is. per :rem tl cd of the ur..l:ered El Oa NVEDYESDAY, lien at Is. per dap, frmi .Lfaz rrair.inz lt!ginta tide er day.. On THURSDAY, ;meat Is. ld. ls. 11. Is. On FRI ItAY, tt Dm at Is. 15.711 22.13 .lai per thy. Od SATURDAY 11. , :k at is. leid. per day fun ken admitted or. al iKaiocrdered ar.d direr Eft tto the said I loTpiv enuuctians, rehire. the' UpTuent, by which n.T-,:tr-Gentral of his NI asks Tits as thurin pn I s tarter Day ; without at Er Pay-lists for the. to r:I:9I.ZC :Edwits, without uthavt de sex:. lohlfaT:htr to take Noti4 a-.;ll:Ti.ig been rtnnntitt , ••• and PriTc-:%loney, 'lull be struck of. :iib=:us: at iting from . )rrybs'erved tint in purstu at their Nle 11, directed the followi -Hospital Bulks: 7 - 4 Foot, JA!IF.S JEI Seth Fuot, F It'a Oragour.s, SA AID' former bring beer Toe names Cl Nlagists • htttr ter altering ? 1,11 .4ad tht.rob.; defraud I:Kakion. RICII.IRD N .I Z - -: , .dbrist.rniiss:or. to UNIFORM of TISII AR3IY, acct e . ..eruted fc C. NI All CUI: 11 n s I.4.Tnment, Plural Lure, £l. d by T. E zert , "Y 4 L EN CH h , •y( - I,a '.ONS ran t,,• !WY.% 1, 1.;•.-: are re un or ly.f.are 11..1: Ow'. U.:. 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HOSPITAL, CHELSEA, 0 April, 1819. of the 55th Year of his it is enacted, that the Cut-Pen is future, be paid quarterly, in Notice is hereby given, by or the Lords and oth.:rs, Commis of the said Hospital, that all the in Loudon, or within the dig_ re required to appear personally, lastr..etions, and Certificates c 1 Ogee in the said hospital, on the different Oases, according is their terincrtioned ; whets attendance In the morning, until three in of a quarter of a year's pension neat. . the 6th of APRIL. 4 4 , and thcse at 6d. to.tbe and of V. thT. 7th APRIL 1 133.taiimn and remain ve at 7d. and bd. and all the Ca- , the 6th of APRIL. the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th the 10th of APRIL. :he 61 , 1 foot, and all the rentals- Iso those at 104. per day. :he I.2th of APRIL. se different Reghnenti of Cavalry, , s of Foot Guards. the l:ith of APRIL. the 31 R.Timent of Foot Guards, cgirscuts at that Rate. :, the 14th of APRIL. front the Royal Garrison Natation, news and Corra, and also those at , the I:th of APItTL. la. 2.0. and 13. id. per day, Lbe 16th of APRIL. Is. 4L.1. 1•. Id. I*. sd. Is. Bid. is. 9d. Is. 91id. and , the 17th of APRIL and upsvartiq, ar.ci those Pensioners acc Ault of Mindtiess. led, that all the Out-Pensioners :al, do pay particular attention to ey are required to produce at the they are ordered to transmit to the ‘la ,, esty's Land Ferceti in Landon, moserih^d, on or immediutly after vri , irio dick limes will not be en .. ‘utrsequent Quarter, and tkey are it place of abode, as slier:lied '.n roidkie new:l:icy, and duly nctify- !co, that in con.ccmcnce cf various t , te,by rensk.ners in the Receipt cf it is ordereethat all Pensioners so th. Pension List, and forfeit for n thin establishment ; it is therefore ante of this resolution, the Lords icetirgs on the 17th and £sth of last Ins Out-Peczioners to be struck cif SI'S, at Is. 21 per day. YORK, at ditto. rEL MULLIN GS, 9d. ditto. in guilty of forging or causing to be tratvs to their Quarterly Affidavits, its Rate of Pension in his lust' lotion ruling the person appuint.ed to p 7 h. 114 SF AVE, Secretary and Itegigran. st published, his Royal Highness the Duke of lor, l If the OFFICERS of the BRl :ording to the last Regulations, 1819, icr his Royal Highness the Prince He il!), late of the Qoarter-Master-Ge -se Guards.—Price 14s. Copies with . 154. 'ton, Military Library, WisitebalL Gr. ASSURANCE OFFICE, I arter in the Reiza of King George I. 111sacit, 1819. A NNI:AL PREMIUMS fall rst, hereby informed, that R& ic,ivercd at the Company's Offices MANGE and in PALL-MALI., as .‘gcnls in the several Counties; and •ceecsted to apply for the ll , •newal of e the 9th of Aram next, as the usual P...Tnent, beyond the date of each Po- S iNIUEL FEN NING, Jun. Sec. dany at the said Offices for the Assn- Is, Merchandises, and Ships in harbour, from Loss or Damage by Fire ; and ar.d Granting Annuities on Lives. al he issued free of expense to the As -1 Premium asr.ounts to 6s. or upwards. FURNITURE PASTE. ion is much used by Cabinet-Makers t.t.ly Mahogany and other Wood. Its neither will it stain the whitest Linen, will produce the most brilliant polish. 'holesale and Retail by T. SHILLITOE, ligh Crass; and by appointment by Shaw l'.ll.ll's Church-yard; Randall (late Tutt), Stilwell, 73, Shoreditch, at 2s. each rot. NT GASSED LACE. 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This task, so I complicated, so laborious, Lady Morgan has executed with ail the spirit which belongs to an ardent mind, and all the truth whica is characteri,tic of an hor.est ar.ti indel - :;edent one. the work is written is the same beautifully energetic style for which her former productions were, and are stil so highif estimated. We are, by the powerful strength of her descriptions, ushered into the midst of the scenes which she pourtrays, whether she converse with the petit propriitai ,- e of a few acres, the lady of distinguished rank, or the eminent literary charac ters, we make one of the party; and we retire from the con tersellene either instructed crammed. Her remarks on French Society are highly interesting, for they are not founded on hear say, they are net the result of metaphysical speculation, but are drawn from actual, and, apparently, very close observation. The 1 anecdotes orpersons and events anterior and subseqnent to the Revolution, with which the work abounds are exceedingly en tertaining, and must prove a sou rce of gratification to those who are fatad of analysing the private characters of men and women, who have, during a long series of years, made a prominent figure on the T h eatre of French Politics , or o f French Gallantry." Peinted for Henry Colburn , C onduit-street. .......• r Lately published, in French and Englis h, p rice its. REVOLUTIONS of EMPIRES. By F. A. DE CHATEAVERI AND. Author of " Travels in Groece and Palestine, Atala," tte. This Work has been pronounced deserving of the attention not only of Statesmen and Philoaophos, but of all who feel interested in the welfare of the community in which they live. 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Commercial Sale-Booms in the City of Thirty', on lowAcT; the 24th day of ay next, between titc I,,ere o f Twelie and TWo in the Af!,:rno-an ;enless pr caiou. ly disposed of by Private Contract, ot which due notice evil be given), subject to cohthnons of sale then alai th,re to be proLlated, ALL that particularly beautiful and desirable Estate called BEECii 111 LI, consisnest c f a substantial modern-huilt_Mansion-Hium, and c overit. t Offices of ever/ description, Lawh, Shrubbernis, wall, d Garden, stocked with . choice fruit-trees now in their pi:me, Three-stalled Stable, Coaelt-Louse, Granary, Barn, and other Farm Beildings, is complete repair; and 0r..c.al Parcels of Arable, Meadow, Pas ture, and Wood in a sing fer-e, and guoa state of cultiva tion, the whole containing ab0t..... Fifty Acres. The House is Ktuated on a beautiful wooded eminca .5. imme diately above the River Usk, cotr.mandit g the most delip,ktf . l and extensive prospe...s in every point of view. It is remark. ably well finished, and conskts of a band 51TfIC Dining and Draw ing-room, each AS fr,t by 10 fr:t 2, Breakfast-path... 50 test tre4 - ing f *Zont ." s7la " rie Store - - s Mn - na, r t;" . 4l 4 Bilt - t n k l Ttchigi: ts v rei r iv.: tries, Laundry, Back-kitchen or Breschoure, and rclted Vane and Bier Cellars. Beech Hill adjoins the turnpike-mad leading from Usk to Abergavenny. it is distant from Usk, which is a market and post town, about half a mile, and from the City of Bristol 23 miles. The Bristol Coath passes the property six times a week. There is a quantity of thriving young Oak and Firs on the premises.—Early possession will be given. The Property may be viewed any rii se after the 20th April, and further particulars knc„..va: on application to Mr. Alexander Jones, Solicitor, Usk, Illonmouthshire, (if by letter post-paid). N.ll. There are Sixteen Acres of good rich Land, situate in the parish of Lanlowell, st . ,:onting the River Usk, and which have been usually held with 'Beech Ilia land, and with which a purchaser of chat property may be arcommadated if required. Uak, April 1, 1819. 'OBEY, to the amount of a Million, is ready to be advanced upon Mortg--le of Free'cid Estates is England, or for Annuities... carts on property in any part of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to 12 years purchase n ill he given, also upon I.ife Interest, arising from Wills, Ilasirk.Fe Settlements, Widows' Jointures, Matey in the Funds, Chur•tls Livincs, and upon eligible peramal security; also in the chase of Reversions anii Pos.-Obit Bonds.— latters of megri tude preferred, and promptitude and secrecy invariably obsersesL Apply , personally, between Nine and live; or by Letter ; to the Director of the National Dank, No. 6, Lower Johasstrov:, achita-squuc.- HOOFING COCOA CURED without Inward Medicine. IN consequence of the beneficial effects of HOCH E's EMBROCATION for the cure of that distressidg complaint the HOOFING COUGH, his Majesty's Letters l'attat were granted to J. Ilocug, to s^: are to Lim his valuable compos!cicn. Many thous - ands of children ace cdred annually by On the first attack, 4u immediate application of the CATION will prevent the cniopLint taking any bold of constitution, and a few times Tray completely cure. In the mt.t obstinate eases perseveranca will produce the desired effect ; no Remedy . can. be scs well calculated for Children as this, i•lj resitiffies.uogussliciste to los taken inwardly. In uo case caa this medicine be i;enuine unless signed on I'.:d wrapper by J. ROC HE, and on every stamp the names of Shcw and Edwards, CG, ' St. Paul's Church Yard. Price la. and sEI es. per Bottle. ~ Sold by R Edwards, 66 - , 'it. Paul's, on the Ecoteßay, sed all respectable Dvalers in Medicines. Tii A' Inesti rnable Oraammt the HUMAN RAI 11. is frequently. tuuck.inistreA by Fevers, Accouebendeat4, Travelling, Change of Clime", Study, AnkW, 4;contilt•fr: if neglected, 1012 Occasion total .11114ness, .sehteis may,bep ted by applying that invaltrable production, the Genuine * 3U v e:b. CASSA (ML I • A. ROWLAND and SON respectfully caution the Pittliz agalnci spurious (Vander that name—thcar's is the Original a-. 4 Genuine, and tht v hive 'plat received a valuable supply from t-fz cassar. Is .Aught - Au ftoporti.i in preventir.r, the reswt It when 1.411...1; di ids v.:t baldest places, and culls:1.11;1w.; beauty is wit:isle:bd. Rai :s genuine battle is signed en ti.e utzstde label in red ink " Rowland tau! Cd. 7s. lOs. 6d. and one . 6:1h1111 . . per Louie. Alen, ROWLAND'S ESSENCE a/TT/IEOI Inereirwet. ting the hair with this preparation, ,the Proptieters warrusi tb produce inunatil.'.;:ly a p . erfeet ,change in Bed or C.;:y Whisker,, Eye-bi•ows, ei.C. to a 'beautiful glwsir and per=a nent Brown or Black, imitating the exist natural roiour. Wutt ing snakes this Dye more dtn-ahh.. Ladles or elientleasett tray dye their }lair with caw red ::ccrt cy. Price 45.-7 s. and Ins. 6d. Sold whoi,:sale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Pro prietor:, A. ROWLAND ar.il Sus, corner of Rirby-street, the Jim turning at the right in Hatton Garden, Holborn, Landon; and by appointment, by d.fessrs.Liendries Titchborne-street.;' • Mr. Smyth, 117, Gottie and Peirce, 57, dverton, 47, D. itigge,ss, and Thevenut, New Bond-street; Bayley and Blew, t'oektpurl street ; Berry, 17, Johnston, 15, Greek-street, Soho ; 13trier, 4, Cheapside ; and by all Perfumers and Aledictae Vea lets throughout Europe. la Ask for itowland's Oil, or 'lowland's Dye, and °bre: Je the signature on the label in red ink-" A. Rowland and nE celebrated.COßDlAL BALM of GILEAD, T is a preserver and rtstorer of health to the weak, the sickly, and .Arm. Its warm and renovating.quality, indisputably rev -tiers it the best medicine for relaxations, debility, _lassitude, tre mors, sinking of the spirits, and all those nervous affections which harass and oppress the weak, the sedentary, and the de licate; it warms and steadies the cold and tremulous nerves, invigorates the muscular system, animates the spirits, and reao svaaes the whole man ; whereby the chill watery fluids become rich and balsam* and the circulation resumes its healthful state. Sold by Leigh, Stand ; Bacon, I -V, Ovford-street ; Satton l and Co. Bow Church-yard; Butier;claapside ; Tutt, Excleage; and Ward, Holborn; price 11s. each, or four in one Family Bottle for ;,mss. by which one I Is. bottle is saved, with the words " SaruL Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. ' Of whom may also be had, the celebrated MPETI ' GENES, or SOLOMON'. DROPS (without mercury, or arty deleterious preparation), which stand in the . highest eatimoion for the cure of the scurvy, scrofula, leprosy, and all disorders originating in an impure state of the blood; being gradual, gentle, land almost imperceptible, in their operatlotix—the bett substkate 'has has ever been discovered fur that &Nereus mineral Mer cury, sweetening the blood, and stimulatingtit to expel all noxi ous and impure juices, giving strength and, tone to the nerves, enlivening anti invigorating both body aud *Md. Price I ls, per bottle, or tour in one lankly .bottle for 355. en which one stu..ll bottle is saved. The words " Solomon, Liverpool," are engraved on the stamp of sub bottle, without which nous ate genuine. Also, • price in. that scarce, ioterestiitg, and useful Family Work (with which is given an elegant kortrait of the Author, and a View of Gilead-Ilona); entitled, A GUIDE to REA LTH ; or, Advice to both Sexes ' in- a Variety of Complaints.—By Sj SOLOMON, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks on those Llissases with whithche Littman Body is most frequently ajsl red ; explaioing the symptoms,. mode of treatment, &c. Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the pliment of aone pound not G e tu h-house,e inclosed.war addsets mpost:l. ed, Letter. Dr. • Salomon, ilead 'I double pottage." . mtment, &c. 1 r, the us4al corn- " Monty roi • Oa 'he lora Jim" gibe p u bli s h e d_ Handsomer printed by 13m.taimntr., in published, illustrated with numerates Portraits, Etched and Engraved by Amateurs, the Second Edition, Corrected and F.Marged, of PETER'S LETTERS TO HIS KINSFOLK; being a Scams of Lynxes free the Lawn o CAME% P:inted for T. Cadell and W. Davies, London ; and W. Bac:mood, Edinburgh.