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Y sT - 17 - Cf-.ORD ECEAM. 41 104 to 51 ies 21 Os to 21 e• v sw 'scams. • 61 6sColol • 31 15s to 61 lo 1.101 Os to IN IGO C alf Ss.todu 'no 12s to Ifis Stl rallow las id Raids SSA id " htto lob 04 to its ed ads, its id. rd, 941—PaInt, ttis NH ALL-STREET. 1%1, SO to 4411ba sid sit 0 to 701 be 221 2741 D to 10th. 44d 2211 tats Greenland 33d 314 itto, per doz. lOUs 1116 . lAY 6. Prise. N.Od.to4.cold. Ts. 6d. to lits Od. LOZENC32S. t the most fiequees Ks :—Their Symptoms th. They occasion Ina naciathm, and an Into pith violent pans; they of the body, and ulna on or decay. Beth as complaints, the Above testimony of sone of the have no equal. Their rietor, from a personal waddles, stamps its Mike DA to it winch no other .4, Chespside, London, and v.. 6d. and :ilia , urgb ; Mews. Neabftof he Medicine Venders is W, BLACKFRIAAS- istiwtion is man Lest ordinary case : the Borough of S..istb. hat in the year 1614, Se :.yd wwe nearly seven:era :amble &awaits, witbobt y increatin , i; his life being Cooper's Niedical&4l, iere the progress .of the he was soon regoted to of GOD, be still enjoy% icts be is inßuenced by no so miraculous a cute, sad "' - JOHN JAC/580N.," ENT, -street, Borough, Parr. e•street, Blachtriars-road, ers-aßey,Corahill, Toilet 9d day of Masa, 1814, EW WOOD, Mayor." beta daisy by all ranks 44 aim the attention althea &dee grad.: en Tuestla.y, it Twelve o'clock. ablishmeot for are aceom equiret retirement during anis nati."—Vaxe. t embrace ay race foundation of anc•'al ed through the parties that ations which would wore amestie blessiog. Arniel4 nder which human n311:1 0 : are alarming or more di,- faslaionable gaietita. early tate that the sedulous ate acted to the treatment a 34 entitle them to the claim tr Surgeons, they °Err a Cage of that disorder, obiali it, and which pois,,ns elf lebility which is the corre• .nting the maturity of loss. unhappy victim Ai the in 'ming enervated and eau , ' less—and the mind glool4 it success its this pariira ation, which, they flatly SO years experleace, in IA recent carer of oyphillee Plated in the short period of cases, a proper perstveraws the patient au invigaratel been disappointed in their red that, in most instiaces , skill; and though the re. ect of doubt and ulieeruin:y fects, by the gradual pro' :nt of their experietce. be coesulted by Patients of and honour, at their houses .1 the country, stating their , Ste. &c. enclosing a rank* ame will be given or seat tlon-garden. AT LONDON SIUDGEt 29 minutes after 11 0 minutes after ill KENT, IPfebett Pilaf Ir..94aNTaniple Dec. fusssß 9106._ MUMS ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. T HIS PRESENT EVENING , their KAPStitt' Servants wiN Ixrform THE RIVALS. To which will be lidded, TITE MAGPIE : , or, TiD MAID OF PALAtillt4l4 o w Tragedy will be prOdueed To-morrow, nude: the id aThe Odle of St. Aklobrand. , 7ilearMelo-Drimatk Afterpleee wiabe peodueed'next week, po oped Oberon 's Oath ; sr, The Paladin and the POO'S.. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. TOO PRESENT EVENING, will be pee. formed, GUY MANNERING. • • • To which will be added, THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. T o aserrow, The Stranger; with Who wants • Wife? and The Royal Nuptials. Jr D I RT will make his second appearance at this Theatre in die &rat te rs of &Ile*, and Sir Aral Maesarcasas, on Friday sssi• se w Tragedy is in preparation, and will speedily be pro- !of 420,000. and First Prize may he 425,200 I ANOTHER BONUS ! 2exey 7 kir, a .Prize Next. Treday. • BISH, the Contractor for t he present Lottery; T. seldom &a: his Friends should avail themselves of the art-; utast o f as immediate purchase, bop to remind them that the araw h i eh begin NEXT TUESDAY, after which day they , 0 love have it in-their power to avail themselves eflipeir.: o pt i o n ia rise Prizes that may fall to the 200 Tickets premixed bun as a Bonus for their acceptance ; independently el this Ainvtage, they will please to observe that the Scheme climates Two Pnzes of £30,000, with Su other Capitals, and that every TAR drawn upon the First Day will be a 'Prise, and the First drawn above 4500 must be 46,00, and mpy be X 10,00 06 et ins Asspoo. Ti c k : mod Shares are Selling by T. BISH, Contractor, 4, Cornhill ; and 9, Charing-Cross. \ "111!•••••••• ••••••• ORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cornhill, ▪ filpettfully acquaint the Public that the Lottery begins Drawing NEXT TUESDAY. All Tickets drawn the First Day ue sure to be Prizes. HORNSBY and Co. - present a ntler BONUS of 200 Tickets to be equally divided anions s hoe who buy before the Wheel goes round. The First Prize stole /000 . 4 sure to he £6,000, and may be £35,000. The Sian con l4 tains TWO of £30,000, besides Firs r other Capitals, awl oily ,000 Tickets.--All Orders are executed with fidelity dilpateb. . - ANC/114E1i BONUS Ores ilondred whole Tickets; the Prizes atising from which will K. divided according to their due Proportions, amens the Holders of all 1 ickets and Shares. SOUGUT between the a7th of April and the First Day 'of Drawing, I•UFSDAY, 1411 i OF MAY, Milton that Day every ficket Drawn will be a Prize. aWEBB, Cenviiic.ed by the daily increasing de . mend for Tickets and Shares, that tl.e Public are fully swot of the Advantage to be derived from au early Purchase in &present l.ottery, deems it quite unnecelsary to dwell further a the merits of the icherae, than to remin4 them of its contain, isiTWO £30,00u Prizes, and Fifty ocher capitals; and at the re time respectfully solicits the conunands of Adventurers at ddisr of hi, OdSce , , . CORNHILL ; or 17, LUDGATE-STRFET,. ) rote Ire trusts Fortune will continue to dispense her favours'a.i liberally as she hitherto has done, among those who favour hum with pr eference; The following Capitals having been shared and sold by WEBB, in the list Year, viz. The Two last Prises of af3ii,ooo ever Drawn: 3,869 - a PriZe of - £90,1.00 8,539 - a Prize of - X30, , 00 600 - a Prize of - ie30,000 2,501 t • a Prize of - 2E10,000 &c. &c. &c. CJ' All Business In the Funds faithfully executed by G. WEBB, stock -hr. ker. - - LOWER GROsV TNOR-S*l REET. DESIRABLE 'RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, OU ['BUILD INGS, COACH-HOUSE, STABLES, &c. EXCELLENT FORM l Uit6 and EFFEC I'S TO BE SOI.D BY AUCTION, • By Mr lioßlhi, On e.e PrPtnl , Tv3, TO-MORR()W. May 9, at One o'Clock, r . r . HE Valuxbie LEASE the Spacious 4 . liti COM. Eloble PitF.OlsEs: tote the Res/aches of LADY HA Mll.-1 ON, Deceased Situate No. 9, on the North side of Lower Grosvenor street, Otis tnor-cquare.—The House contains good Entrance eitelosed a Library, Dressing-Room, Anti.Rosirn to an e'cellent Wing Parlour, Closet, &c. ; First Snivel are Three spacious Bones communicating, neatly fitted up, with CIOYA, tt.C.; On the Second .Storey, are Four good Bed-Chambers, Dressing Room, ate. and Five roomy Chambers over. A Stone Stair-case ben Upper Storey. In the Basement are convenient Offices, galleon Wine and Beer Cellars, Vaults, &c. Garden behind, vitt .11sh-House, Ate Coach• House and Stable fur Four Horses; loom and Loft over. On the same and following diy, at Eleven &Clock. uric) he SOLD the HOUSEHOLD FURNI LURE, consisting of iint and other Bedsteads, ercellent Betiding, well made Cabi- IstFurnitere of all descriptions, Vier and Chimrey Glasses, Tur kty, Brussel, and other Carpets, and variety of useful Articles; Ulna anti Class, good Kitchen Requisites, Ste. The Wine may be viewed with tickets to the time of Sale; he tioni.urti on I tiestroy and Wednesday preceding the Sale.... hlticulars on the Pterti•ses; of Messrs. Williams, Whkmorts, *Co. \u. 9, Llticolll's WO; and of Mr. Robins, Warwilk entt;Colden square; where tickets for viewing may be had, alleatalogues for the Effects at is. each. _re . • ; READING SAUCE. T COCKS, the Inventor and l'ioprietOr of this IF. much esteemed Article, begs most reepeetfully to caution Ile Nobility, Gentry, ant; the Public, against the daily frauds and ter/onions practised by many London Oilmen and Fish Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive them of 'ITIE GENUINE READING SAUCE. Nola are genuine but those which have the coma sealed with the impression, . 4 1. Corks, Reading ;" and also the following de- 'I scriPsioll of the Sauce en an orange-coloured Label, " READING Sauce, for Fish, enrich ing,Gr..vies, BCC.; prepared and sold whole-, sale and retail by J. Cocks, Reading." This Sauce is generally tiled at table with all sorts id* Rah, in preference to all other Fish Sauces, and is esteemed peculiarly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump Steaks, and Cold Meat. X Caution oa white paps r, on the other side of the bottle, re. lords two Veruicts (in less than twelve gliontlas), against two LuedoO Oilmen, for selling aspurlous Since, as and for the ge oid:se Reading Sauce, prepared by J. COCKS: one FORTY POUNDS DAMAGES, with lull Costs; The other ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS DAMAGES, Ilith full Cos ts; b e f ore the L O RD CRISP BARON and SPECI AL oistr.s. in the Guildhall , London. .It is presumed that no Sauce et str with such general approbasion and extensive sale, it is patroriztd and recommended by most of the first Families In the' !tit retaaed in London by 150 of the most respectable Oilmen aad Fish Sauce Venders ;*iti Batliby 30; and by one or more in 1 1 60 R Cities and Market Towns in the• United Kingdom. 3. Cotes begs yartieularly to caution Families against Minus. Mackay and Cu. Oilnseu, peccadaly lotto Purklii 011 AM, NO.lO, Ch.uter ry-hint ; , and Messrs..Barto vale's; 91, Hay: market; as he does not Apply ettheiof that Licosa with his thoolce Reading Saner. .WEDNESD-kY,;MAN 8, 1816. GUILDHALL, LONDQN, Min 1.1216. pffE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CIT Y's LANDS, will Meet at Guildhall, on Monday, the 20th day of May instant, at Twelve of the Clock at Non, To LET by PUBLIC AUCTION, a Deputation ant Lease for Three Years, from Midsummer, 11112.(sibjeet to a power of resumption) of the °glee or Pla ce of Collector and Receiver of the City's Tolls and Duties at Whitechapel gars, and all tb6 Liberties of this City thence Southward to the Customhouse, together with the same Tolle and Dudes ; To Let by Public * Auction a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties atlaluspegate Bars, and all the Liberties of this City thence Weptward to the scite of the late eletklem Hospital, and Eastward to Whitecha; el Bars exclusive, together with the same Tolls and Dudes ; To Let by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Aidersgate Bars, and all the Liberties of this City thence Eaerward to be scite of the lath' Bethiem Hospital, including Cripplegate and Moorgate, together with the. same Tolk and Duties; To Let. by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the City's Tolls and Duties at Smithfield Bars, and all the Liberties • of this City thence Eastward to skldersgate Bars exclusive, toge ther with the same Tolls and Dudes; T. Let by Public Auction. a like eputation and L.:air of the City's Toils and Duties at Holborn Bars, and all the Liberties of this City thence Southward tu Temple Bar, and Eastward to Smithfield Bars exclurive, together with the sawn Tolls and Duties; To-Let by Public Auction; a like Deputation and Lease of the City's . l'olls and Dudes at Temple Bar, and all the Liberties of this City thence Southward to Puddle Dock, together with the same Tolls and Duties. N. 11. A deposit of half i year's rent on each District of the Tolls is to be made at the time of the Auction, and to be for. •teited un nonperformance of hit Contract; and one half year's rent is ativays to he paid in advance. • The Conditions for Letting the said Tolls may be seen at the ComptrJlier's office, Guildhall. lOSEPH BUSHMAN, Cotriptroller. ::. .~- !Ili II few dap will be' published, In Ode Vol. !tido. QANCHO; er, HE PROVERBAUST.—. Pflulud f.r T.: T HE and W. Davies, strands and 1. Hatebasd, nue day was publisheti, Syn. (the Third Editios) las. boards, THE PHAKMACOP(EIA of the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS et LONDON, M.DCCCSIL Translated into English, with Notes, Stc. By RICHARD powaLL. m. D. Fellow of the College, Physician to St. Barlisomew's, and the • Maplalen Hospitals, Sic. Sm. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater nosten•row. • SOUTHEY'S WATERLOO. This day was published, in One Volume, itmo. illustbstod by Eight Engravings, price ins. Ad. hoards, POEI"sPILGR IM A GEtoWATERLOO. 1 By ROBERT SOU I'HEY, Esq. Poet Laureate, Member of the Royal Seatialt Academy, and of the Kayla Spanish Aca demy of History, Printed for Longman,• Hurst:bee, Orate, and Brown, Pater noster-row—Of whom miffik had, by the same Author, Roder.ck, tie last of thel7uths, 2 vols. Ids. Curse of K.ehanta, ' 4 voh. Thalaba, 2 vols. ins. .Imip of- Arc, 2 11.41. 1611.• Mader, 2 cols. Iris.; and Minor Poems, tools. Ins. boards. , HISTORIC 01' CHESHIRE. Z./BgtRIBERS to "Mr. ORMEROD's Hi& L-7 TORY of CHESHIRE," ate respectfully informed, that First Portion of the Work is now in a. course of delivery from the Publishers, Messes.l.4scartrarou and CO. Einibury-square'; m whom, or turbos? Booksellers who may orizLially have received Sub4cribers' Names all applications are requested to be addressed. The number of copies is limited to SSO, upon crown folio; of which 46 only remain unappropriated. ?sashay-square, May Ist, 1816. NEW AND INTEREiTING PALLIVICULAgs OF TkiB EMPIRE OP JAPAN. This day was published, price es, ad. No. V. of THE ASIATIC JOURNAL; or Monthly Re. Sister for Fritish ladla and Its Dependencies • containing Original Communications , incieding a Biographical Memoir of the late Alexander Dalrymple, Esti. an Account of the War in Nipal ; Discourse to the Literary and Scientific Society or Java, by President itoffirs ; Asiatic Fragments, Poetry, &e. Reviews of Pottinger's Travel. in Belt.ochistan and Sinde ; Stewart's His tory of Bengal; and Key's Principles of Civilization ; Literary, and Philosophical Intelligence. Verbatim Report at' the late Des bate at the India Hamm ; India Shipping Intelligence; Home and Asiatic Intelligence, &c. &e. London : Printed for Black, Parbury, and Allen, Booksellers, PAMPIII.2I3IER. Just published, price ils. 6d. continued occasionally, T HE e A 1%1 HLETEE lt, NO. XIV. Containing, 1. A Plan for a Reform of Parliament on Oonstitutional Prin ciples—Ps 11. An Inquiry Eno the Right and Duty of compelling Spain to relinlhish her slave Trade in Northern Africa: Remarks on the comparative value of Freehold and Copy hold Land. Ey %V. Roost. Esq. IV. An Address to the Proprietors of Bank Stock. By D. b. Plans, Esq. V. The Inaugural Oration spoken at the I.endon Institution. CSAIRLIM BUT LIR, lin. Vi. The State of the United Kingdom It the Peace of Parks By Gao. CiIALUZPA, Esq. F.R.S. VIL Observations on the Scarcity of Money. By E.'rATSOnt, D D. VIII. An Essay on Parish Banks. By B. Baanacotty, Esq. F.A.S. IX. On the Competition of the Distilleries with the Breweries, X. The Speech of C. C. Wasraati, Esq. M.P. on the Agri. cultural Distresses. A Reply to the Edinburgh Review. By the Rev. J. Lis. CIA go —[Original] XIL Remarks ow the tdave Registry.EilL Complete Sets of this Work,.being an Imparthl Record of the best Pamphlets of the day, may be procured at Messrs. Gale and Fenner, Longman, Black, Sherwood, Simpkio, 4.ondon; I.4acreslie, Edinburgh ; and another Booksellers. RYDE; ISLE ov WIGHT. • TO BE LET, from theist of June, by the %Yea, at - 25 Guineas per Week, or for Six months certain, for £3OO, ANEW HOUSE, completely FURNISHED , and situated in the centre of a Pleasure Ground, which Is teretinated by a Terrace.of some extent, commanding an unin terrupted view of Spithead, St. Helen's, and Cowes. Adjoining the Pkasure-ground there is a small Kitchen Garden, well stocked. The House consists of an excellent Dining-room, Drawing-room of the same dimensions, Gentfeman's small Study, six best Bed-ronms, two Dressing.tooms and nine Servants' Retie. The Offices arc good, and there Is Stabling for s 4 aorses, and double Coach-houses. For other particulars apply to Messrs. Elliot and Co. Uphol sterers, Boad-street ; awl to Mr. Willtans, Library, Ryde, Isle of Wight. - • 14 EDUCTION of ANIMAL LABOUR .by . means of a PATENT INVEN 110 N, whereby Hones are enabled to act Behind as well aq Before the Load; Six Hones will do the work of Eight-harnessed at length,—Three the work of Pour,—and in Carts, Two will do the work of Three or Four, besides many other advantages.--Litanses for uslit the Propel ling Shafts may be had of the Patentee, at Ids Office, No. 9, Vii hers-street, Strand, London, where ftft:dels,Certfficetes, Ste. may be inspected, and whence ample descriptions of the utility of the Plan. the License, Pee, &c. are sent as a single Letter to any part of the Yingslorn, on application, addressed (pun paid) as above. SELECT ARTICLES FOR THE 'TOILETTE. AT K INSON's superior LAV END Eit WATER, 411. the Pint, or one Dozen for Two Guineas. The great reduction of prise In the above Article is occasioned partly by the Proprietor having discovered a new and easier method of preps onion, and partly by being himself a cultivator of the Plant, and his preparing the Article on a very extensive scale. Lavender is so well known as a perfume, that it is only necessary to say, that. this will be found equal, it not superior, to others usually sold at three times the price. It is extremely volatile, perniantnt in its ' odour, and of the genuine fragrance_ of the finest flower from which its name Is derived, ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP—an entire new disco very in the Art of Soap-making. It gives the most beautiful whiteness and clearness to the skin, and keeps it from drappirg 'in the coldest Weather, prier Is. per square, or Ins. 6d. a dozen. N.B. Upwards of a Thousand Dozen of e ach of the above Arti cles are always kept ready for exportation. _ ATKINSONIi*VEGETABLE DYE, warranted to change the Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Ste. from i Red or Grey to a beautiful and permanent Brown or Black.—Price 6s. 10s. 6d. and'One Guinea. , ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, celebrated for Its pecu liar properties of restoring the Hair on Bald Places, and for keep , ing it in Curitlurlng exercise, or in damp weather.—See testb• monies from Persons who have experienced its utility, in an Essay on the Hair, given wrapped round each Bottler-Price, 6s. lid. IP, lid. and One Gidnft Sold by hinge Atkinson, Perfumer No., 43, Oeslidilleßap a i da M lE r tit!". ; tizliW "4 * , Al .2t il l in iht an * Ir• i fF r •?'' k • • • •. - PRICE Srvr,N-rv,Nen FROM LAST NIGHTS LONDON G IZETTi The °tactic contains notice of the honour of Ki ott Thomas Bell, Esq one of the Sherig's of the city of Lon.. don, and on George Cooper Esq.; the appolutmeti• of the Bev. Themes Miln, to be one of hit Majesty's Chaplains in ttnlinary ; of John Hall, Esq. to be Consul for this King-tom Han,oer in London; and to approve of Mr Edward !Gulden. as Vier Glu m' at Deal, and Mr. James 1.4 y, as Vice Con;ut. ct Cowe., in gi the fide of Wigt.r, for his Majesty the Kit.g of the Two lakes. This Gazette also Contains a ttrant of army tai account of thee •nteritoriousservic.nperformed by lat.itn CamPbel:, Cul•tnel •in the Army, and Lieutenant Coldoei o' the. 9 1 th kr,:inittit of Foot ; also a grans unto Reber lohn H4rvey, EA. I.tttisenatit- Colonel it: the Army, ar.l Inc 'of the Portuguese man, th; may wrar the iniignia.of a Knight of the Kuril Vor•ogsseir.: Mat* tary Order of the rower and Sword. MILITARY PROMO rIONS. - Othce of Ordnan:e, April ZS. Corps of Royal Engineeti--To be Second Lirtornants. Gentlemen Cadets—Thnsnas Drummond, Robert K. ilawsoli, John I Mkhel, George L. Rankest, Henry Pooley, Hastings F. Murphy, Charles Hay, Francis W. Pettingal, Samuel IJAVessit worth. Henry Wentworth, and George Browo. Stafford Milnii—Ensign William Legge, to In. Lieutenant, vice LesoistEi rtsign.d ; Lieutenant James Jackson, front the Vey al . Marines, to be I..isortentintz vice Wool, resigner'. Herrictedsliere gooier Militia—.Wilitant Destroy, Esq. to he Cap . rain ; tharhy Lowe t Gent,, to be.l.leutesant and Thaw, Pain;zi c;arke, Gents. to be Ensigns. -• . BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. • John Jackson, of Ilhatou, Derbyshire, ropesmsalker, dealer and chapanaa. BANKRUPTS. 'Mans Rogers; of Stow on the ViOld, GloneesterahlrP, dealer anti disputa, w surredder May 16, at seven, May 0, at It, and June td, at four, at the Old Swan, Cheltenham. Attor- Wes, Mr. Tun, Slow on the %fold ; or Measm. Leigh, Macon, and Housman, New !Bridge-street, Lord+ u. Th Ld nia b g ak ki er,d p e e al l er ° .1% 1 ; c w il l7 alina ui n ti , " M g, May 1, and June 18, at ten, at the King's Head Nor i thleach.--• N os i al ay tt u te g r , Attornies, Messrs. Edmunds and Jeyes; eS, Chancery•hae, I.onion; or Mr. 9. F. Sadler, Winchcomb. William eneyney Hill, of Bristol, carver and gilder, dealer and ehapman, May 8, is, and June it 8, at twelve, at the Rummer Tavern, Bristol. Atrornies, Messrs-Price and W dUams , Lin • coin's-inn, London; or Mr. Walter Brown, Bristel. Benjamin Pearson, of Bilstoo, Staffordshire, grocer and makster, May 17, at five, May 18, cud June 18, at eleven, at the mad ford Arms Inn, lvetsey Bank. Attorates, Meters. Steptienuat and Son, 2, North-place, Gray's tun-lane, Loudon; or Ales,rs. Wilim and Son, Bits: on. John Bewley, late of Kingsland-road, Middlesex, and of New. gate-Market, London, salesman, dealer and Chapman, (bat; now a prisoner in the King's Batch,) May it, Jane e, and I a, at ten, at. GaildlialL Attorney, Mr. Samu aute el Irardleyb h.. James Foot, of Soathampton,Nrine•mercbant, dealer and chap. man, May il, at one, May 18, and June 18, at twelve, at. Attornles, Messrs. James Richardson and N:.ller, • New inn. Richard Berridge Lawrence, late of Great Surrey-street. Surrey, pawnbroker, silversmith, dealer and chairman, but enw of Gloucester-street, Hackney Fields, May 14, 18, and June Is,' at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, ,Mr. Reynolds, Castls-atreet,.* Falcon-square. • Wilkens Beer, of Bristol, pork-butcher, dealer anti chaptnan e . May Wl, 21, and June 18, at twelve, at the Rummer *level - i, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Das and Son, 23, Doughty-street, I...indon; cr Messrs. Bayntone, Bristol. John Wokleson Wittman, of Loughborough, Leicestershire, ' money-scrivener, dealer and chairman, May au, 2t, at eleven. and June 18, at three, at the Uhree.Crilwris inn, Leicester, Anomie*, Mows. Bleasdale, Alelander d ilulme, New l.endou ; or i lr. Bondi Leicester. Richard Chanter, of t:humleii,h, Devon, linen-draper, May 10, 29, and June 18, at twelve, at the. Globe Inn, Easter. Attor nies, Mr. Pearson, Pinup-court, '1 eutpk, London; or Mr. Tanner, South Wilton, Dewitt. John Heyworth, late of Tavistork-street, Bedford square, Mid. • Orin, jeweller, klay 11, 18, and June I 8, at eleven, at Onside hall. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adam's-court, Old Broad-street. Francis Falkeer, now or Lae of Marlow, parish of Leintwardine, Herefordshire, farmer, dealer and chaptuan, May 17, le, di d Jane in,at eleven, at. the Sun lan, Ludlow. Attornies, Mew*. Russel and Jones, Ludlow; or Mr. Ilighmoor, Setit's•yard, Bush-lant, Cannon•street, Loudon. Janice Peat aud.Jaines klandell, of Bedford -street, Covent-Gar den, pilk-mercers, dealers and clopineu, May r 3. sl , and Jon: at eleven, at Guildhill. Attot key, .1/fr. Phipps, Vi eavei tall ; Bisiiighali-sti eet. • 'Thomas Elwell, of Aston, near Birmingham, deader is limn, May 2.1, 22, and June lb, at two, at the Unten favern, Sn. mingham. Attitudes, Mr. Nichols, No. in, Gray's len square, London • or Mr. Mole, Birmingham. John Hattimm, of Manchester, plumber, May 24, 23, and Juno 18, at eleven, at the Star inn .Manchesser. Atternies, Ms. - John Lawler, Manchester ,• or Isiesars. liurd, Shaw, and Joan. son, King's Bench-walks, Temple, London. Sarah Hannah Paittborpe, otherwise Sarah Barnett, of Liver pool, milliner, June 1, S, and 18, at one, at the George inn, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. kosion and Buinmr, pool; sw Messrs. Clarke and Richards, Chancery-lane, London. Robust Brown, of Kellleld, Yorkshire, farmer, May 13, at are, 14; and Jane lit, at eleven, at the Old Jilephant and Castle, Pontefract. Attornies, Mr. Smithson, Pontetract; or Mrs Blaktdoek, Serjeants' lan, Fleet-street, I.ondosi. 'ohm Lewis, of Bristol, woollemtiltaper, May Is, 27, and June arelsven, at the Bush Tavern, Bs istoL Attornies, Messrs. Bourdillon and Hewitt, Little Fr.day street, I.oridon ; or Mr. Was. Bevaifddristol. _ _ David Pace, isfAlstord-street, linen-draper, May Is, lone•I, -oats, at twelve, a Guildhall, Arsurnoy, Mr. Juno, lino. klesbury, Cheaptide. Staubrough; jun. iote of Woking, Surrey, Tusu bua n , 14 4 11, 20,184 June IS, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attotoy, Mr. &oker,Goiden , square. Peter Francis, late of Crown-coast, Broad-street, inert:ham, May 18, June' 4, at twelve, and 18, at nue, a, Guildhall. Al tontey, Mr. Braunell, Cbutch-passage, Guildhalf. John Galin, of Syreshans, Northamptonshire, shopkeeper, May IS, 20, and Jane 18, at eleven, at the Black Swan ion, War• wick. Awatnies, Mr. Tbosnasi Hind-coort, Ftett sweet, London; or Messrs. Hayden and Parkes, Warwick. William Lewis, of Dudusustou Lodge, Salop, miller, May 21. at ' iv., 29, and June 18, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, lin:Arley, Salop. Actorniesi Mr. Meg, Southampton buildings, Chan eery-lane, London; or Mr. Watford, firoseley. Wham Baglebole, of Mark-lane, corn-factor, May 11 , is, and June 18, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Minorcan, Groat St. Helen's. thomas Parks, of Battle, Busses, tailor, May 21, 28, and Juno at tsvdlve at Guildhall, London. Anatole., Mews, Gregllollll had lutustreau, Angel-court, Throvuoriou-street, London. Tun ROYAL PAlL—Next Thursday week a Draw ing Room wid be held, when the Royal• Pair wiil be presented, and which will no doubt, from this attr►c tive circumstance, exceed in splendour any that has been witnessed for several years. A Drawing RPont, which will be held next Tuesday in Cooper's Huila may also boast its splendour and attraction, we mean the room in which the Lo:fery will be drawn, where tiN prizes of £30,000, and fifty other Capitals, will be presented by the Mistress of the Ceremonies, Ma , ditste Fortune, to thoso who may visit her. ! ~~~ ~ . - iErhitlNAitY COLLEGE. ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the Pupils Educated 'at the Veterinary College, will be held ea TaoItSDAT, the 16th of May, at. the British Coffee-boose. • Professor COLE MAN in the Chair. •TIWARDL. Mr. lame. Terror, • Mr. Goodwin, • Mr. Richard Marsden, Mr. Sewell, Mr. Jame/ Harrison, Mr. WM. Harrison, Mr. Percival, . Dinner on l'able at Six o'Clock. Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had at the British COS house, and Veterinary College. The Committee of Seaming§ and the eminent Teachers of Human Anatomy, Metairie Me dica, Chemistry, Ste. &c. who !stave so generously and so largely contributed to the improvement of Veterinary Science, will honour this Meeting with their com pany. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGEN r, an Annual Subscriber of .€lOO. VICL-PA.TIONI—Their Royal Illighnesses tke Dukes of KENT and SUSSEX. 4 , Pa ESIDZNT—HIs Grime the . Duke of BEDFORD. VICE-PILEMDFNTS, • The Must Noble the Marquis of i Right Hon. Lord Eardley Lamdowne I Hon. Baron Adam The MoNt Noble the Marquisof Sir John Jackson, Bart. M.P. 'ravistock S.r John Swiaburne, Bart. Hight Ho.. the Earl of Darnley Sir Samuel Ronailly. M.P. Right,HOti:tWEatrof Flugail Henry tirattan, Seq. Right Hou. Eaillfoira Frauds Horiies, Esq. M.P. Right lion, the Earl of Rosalyn John •quith, Esq. ktP. Right tton. Lord nyroo, - I Win Smith, Esq. MP. Rigi , t Hon. Lord Carrington . Wilberforce, hsq. M.P. 4Right.Hon. Lord Cliffo.n b fIIFIE SIX ni..i/sINUAL MEETING of this SOCIE I Y Ibe held at the LoNDON I'AVEMN, Bishops. geesstreet, on Nl.nro.tv, the 13:k of May, 1816, at Twelve o'Clock be Chair will be taken at One o'Clock precisely, and support t:.l by their Royal Highnesses the Dub etof KEN 1' and SU ilk X. Tickets of Admission may be bad on application to the Com. mime; or of Mr. John Pickton, Royal Free School, Borough Road. C. E. A. SCHWABE, Foreign Secretary. SOCIETY for the GRATUI I'OUS CURE of RUPTURE. PATRON—.His Koyal Highness the Doke of SUSSEX. • VICR.PR [NTS, Lord DUNDAS, ' Hoisourable WASHING lON SHIRLEY. Sir MAIHEW WHITE RIDLEY, But. M P. JOHN CHRISTIAN CURWEN, Esq. M.P. COS lA, Esq. BRYAN DONKIN,E AGENERAL k. MEETING of the SOCIETY Win be held at the Caow N and A scnoa, Strand, on Tors awe. 4.h instant, at Otte o'clock precisely, when the Mem. i. are reqin.Arrtl attend, and to briug with them as many friends a!, pncsible, for the purpose of deliberating on the best means tor extending the benefits of this Institution. . The object of this Society is not nutrely to relieve the afflicted by means eat I russe., but radically to remove the malady itself, and .restore 'he Patients to perfect health. Those Gentlemen wl.o have exerted themselves to organise this institution, have taken proper pains to ascertain the efficacy and certainty of the process which they patronise, and abundant evidence of its merits will be lakkbeore the Meetiog, which every friend of humanity is requested to attend. The limits of an Adverthiement preclude the possibility of a lung Address to the Public, or an enumeration of cases—the following, however, speaks forcibiy in favour of their institution : "acrostic or GEOitGlt SPILICCeS LIAMINATION AFTER TIM CURL. • • • " George Spence, private soldier of the Royal West Middlesex . Militia, examined for the sure of a Rupture on the 9th day of .February, iBl 4, by a Board - of Medical Officers. P.axstrietr—Dr PATRlelt,•of die Medical Board. 111111411ERS. • Mr. Pc Ica, Surgeon of the 9th Regt. Dragoons. Mr. WIIITE, S7aff Sur geon, Nottingham. Mr. W gin u'r, Surgeon, • West Middlesex Maida. • Mr .PAK LIR. Assistant Surgeon, ditto. " On Friday, the ilth of February, 1815. examined by the Staff-surgeoii, Or. Wiens ; and on Satin-day, the 26th, by Dr. PARKER, Assistant. Surgeon to the Royal West Middlesex " After t‘ , e cure performed, was examined every morning at, eleven 104inck for three months, by the Staff• Surgeon of Notting ham, Dr Wurret four times by Surgeon Paten, of the She th' R eg iment of Dragoons ; twice by Surgeon WitIOUT, ef t Royal West Middlesex Militia; and on the 48th of February, 1814, by Mr. WILLIAMS 13111dlelMi th iate, Nottingham. • ' " During the above period was. sent on escort with ad sound , one hundred and twenty miles, and performed the journey and well, in six days; besides doing all other dudes of a private soldier." In the mean dine, Subscriptions of One Guinea per annum for Yearly Governors, and Ten Guineas for Lite Governors, will be received at the following Bankers: Messrs. Drummond and Co. Charing-Cross; Messrs. Ham mwsky's and Co. Pa 11.11011; Messrs. 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