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NAST-INDIA MUSIC, ARC 26, 1816. • TME.COURT of DIRECTORS of Me UNITED COMPANT f MERCHANTS f ENGL .IND, traits: wise EAST INDIES, do:isrehy gifts wince, 'that the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in stril : ring, en or before \VEIESDAY, the 17th July next, from the Owner% of Ships of Twelve Hundred Tons and upwards, builders measurement, speclfying the rate of freight per Ton, at which they may be willing to LE r such SHIPS for one voyage to China direct, in the Company's Regular service. I'ItIVATE it/I'llON. A MARRIED CLE RGYM AN, Rectnr of a target 1 - 1. Pariah in a healthy and.pleasailt part of Suffolk, so miles from London, and perseulug a co-nmodions house, is (learnt's of receivist three yu our, (Itlitlenwn, to be educated fur the ll:livers fifty or otherwise, as .;47ty meet the wishes of their PAI Comp fininghimself to se Unwed a number, he trusts will emote their rapid and re raatient iustssetisti. Further particular s , and a personal interview if required, may be had, by addretaiss a letter to Mr. Wm. Clarke, at the Poet- Office, Claret, Sululk—to he left till called for. WAS Or ORAWAPICEarso 17, 1816. T" INCIPAL OFFICERS If MS Mil- JISTre ORDNANCE do hereki ae Norise, no p r oposals will be received at theft. Office in Pall-Mall, oe ',before MONDAY, the la day of July nut, from such peon s as m ay be wiUing to undertake the Performance of themAsON'S WORK, for Service of this Pepartment at Chat go, for a period of three Years, determinable after the Rapt roes of the first Year, upon Notice of three Months, at the of tho of either Party. f o ur particulars, together with the terms and conditions of t be Contract, may be known upon application at the Office of Owe at Chatham, and also at the Secretary's Office in Pall .' a foresaid, any 'day between the hours of ten and four ems, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and o w e d, 14 Proposals for the Mason's Work at Chatham ;" but to prowl can be admitted after the said Ist July, at twelve i g i o ck at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be , t axless the Party making it, or au agent in his behalf, By Order of the Hoard, • -41■;-.' SH lONA BLE COATS. 'tut and made .in a I superior and elegant style, of the best superfine cloth, Mr 1 & I Is.; b,:sr fashionable WiiilCOati Ifis.; Rantaloons,-Welfing• tons, or Cossacs ' cheap in proportiOn; a suit of Livery coinplitte, XVICs. The business of this house being wholly done with ready money enablt s the Proprietor to submit the above great adorantage, to Noblemen, Gentleman, and the PubliC, at large, which is not lees therefrom f* to 40 per cent, under otter houses, at 10111, Fleet street, four doors east of Chancery-lano. entlemen, Merchants, find acne in want of large quantities, will Bud a great advantage by ap?lyitig as aboire; a variety of each article is kept ready fialstiedNor the convenience of gentle men travelling. • • The Court further give Notice, that no tender willite received for Ships which have been in the service of the Company, if they Mee already gout/pore tuan six 'flaps. The Tenders, with the words is Ship Tender" en the cpver , to be severally staled up and left with the Secretary, at or before twelve o'clock at noon, on the said 17th July pat, ' beyond whicb hour no Tender will be received. J. PART, Auld. Ureter,. COAL TAR DROWN AND PAINTS, Prearirtd.fne Ono:Door Urea. rit-1E B RITIS ri cOLOU It CO IiPANY, No. 1,1 .1L Walbrook, Loudon, beg leave ts inform the Nubility, Gee °eaten, and the Public, 'that they continue to sell the ab3ve Ar titles, which Irons a general use during the lase twenty years, are established as the cheapest and haq preservatives of Wood and Iron, from the injuries of wea.her, The Tar Drown bias been used not most pohliz (*Wings, tad has the peculiaryruptrty rencle•ir.g the te;ture nf soft woods is durable as oak. rite ratist •it will be observed are hitt itllte fit for u-e, requiring oiil sfhall addition of prepared Oil"; they are of various shades of Creep wid other colon' s,particularly adapted tor useful and or ! ro.:titak pu Toms, awl are at cot. dera hi y reduced gaols. • White trasfbf the - best and Penis of oil colon*, fur liouse, Estate, and Shipping uses.—_-ILo Lint:mit-Ake, Oils, and Varnisbrs of every deieription. • fj Cosuiderable advantage will be given to Dealers. WARREiI'S QIIIGINAL JAPAN LIQUID BI.ACKINQ. ritoJet.cs a brilliant !et Wick, e‘ i tial . to tile highest bran Vandals, preserves the !:rather raft, and p l evehr, its cracting; ..I :es eft !rd the lic..a, i 4.; iseectly tree tram air / ci:pleitiit smart!, ipiii will retain its Nirtv..?s in any climate. - • . 90:d 11 1V1101PFaie -t.,. R All I rit.-fs„ sr, ::!. 7.; .; ..N4-ir.sei f,,,,etim) i 'a: .d it..•ait by Cildwelll, Dqblin: White, IV arerfure * - l'ivim-cti,,B, tf IV. ; itael••irr., V. ':;•bur g li 7. 0614 , itt., alt•rrer; .- Lyon, itv*erti-•••i; . lirA•tit.',. s •• - , th; . .Vittle4l-”..N.A%rtei r , 1 V Age. Ribipknic . 'e. :nr!.•r s ;', .', r • t".add, 7 14 ;:,lutr i , . ~ . . Maso b zlle; : tt ..44 i:s i t b: .. . 4... ...r Ct'A:t, E ..usio ••,••!!!!" ilr I.seili • `•`• • 1 'l.;itn " kier., .iirk.cittek: ;,..4.l,..itskide.l.;•s•ri: ity ; ..lige!... _it o ~ 4 Manchester; Routithwatts, Li s . -ispon; ; E d n ,,,,, d ,, s ,,,,„ mai Pinkney, BtistoWnonnel, Carnet:: ; Frewer, Norwith ; Wat kinNon; Scarbosough; and by his Agents ie every town in the . Kingdont, in Stunc bottles, tr. dd. a pint, :Ode half a phr, ai4 C.I. cacti. CA trr to N.—Vbserve, none arc zenuine unless ,7/" . ) • 4 y o l eiti. •;,,, , a fzp.,mze, 'The particulars of the terms and conditions upon whieh the Ships will he engaged fur the. Company's Strvic", may be ha 4 upon applicatiqn to Mr. Joint Morrice, Clerk to the Conruittei of Shipping, on or after Alooday mat; the {it oliuly. R. H,CREW, See. Tok S A LESBY :A.uer • ' CELEBRATED BRRWPAY, FARM', AND OTH4, TLis eay was published, In Two Vo's. royal two. price £l. 16s. In boatels,. ADIGESTED INDEX to the TERM 'RE poRTS, analytically arranged, containing all the Points of i s segued and determined in the COUR of KING'. BENCH, h i m Michaemas Term, 1785, to Easter Term, 1814 ; and in I se COURT of COMMON PLEAS, from Easter erm, 786, tigjeary Term, 1815 ; with Notes, References, Tables of Lies and Stattres, and Names of Cases. • By JOHN BAYLY MOORE, Of the kner Temple. Special Pleader. LorJon : Printed for J. Butterworth and Sun, Fleet-street ; rd I. Cooke, Ormond Quay, Dublin. ES l'A IE4, IN HANT:i AND SURREY: * By Mr. DANIEL. SMITH, At h!s Great Rooms, in Alderman's- walk, Bollopsgate Church yard. on Motsuar. July 1, at Twelve, without reserve. AL Lthat capital And old established FREEHOLD BREWERY, situated in the town of Alton, Hants, (ca. pable of brewing 15,1100 barrels per annittn,) with an excellent and truly comfortable Reside' ce, and otindry Public-houses at.' hocked ; many years the property and under the management of the ire Mr. liaverstock ; also a iles:rable Freehold Farm of about one hundred and two Acres of old inclosed Land. within one mile and a half of the town, with Barns and Stabling, that valuable and respectable House, with Stabitag enS other conve niences, in the town of Etusworit, known as the Ship, sod the Lease of the Marlborough's Head, with Garden, Hop Grounds, 'Ste. at Farnham, Surrey. The Estate may now be viewed, and descriptive Particulate bad ten days previous to the Sale, at the Crawit Inn, at Ports— mouth ; India Arms, Disport ; Dolphin, Southampton ; George, Winchester; Swan, Alton; Bush, Farnham; King's Arms, Bag, ' abut; ,Bush, Staines • of R. S . Taylor, Esq. SoUcoor, Gray's Inn; and at Daniel Smith and Son's Offices, Windsor; ;tad Alderman's walk, Dishopsgate Church-yard, City. JUNIPER ES.hF.NIF PEI'PERMINIVby HE/111i. THIS ESSENCE is a Ler, effe . ctuel, and ',ke tone Remedy in 1-latulencies, Gouty and Chit'Joky Pains, in the Stomach and Bowel 4, Indi;estion, Hl.n.r.es, Natitt . 3, tendant on Prtgtiadcx, Itttaxation and Lassitude whin from Atmospheric Heat, want of Apitctiti , Injuries twin Inclement . Weatlier, and in the Spasmodic atrectiGn of the Stomach and &wets, so conmion to infants,--atlapting the tbi:e tit tlpt tirrtnicy of the ease. As a Family Mt- dieing, or tor the At my in- Navy, k will btt hut.d a valuable acquisition —E‘teAre of pperitaiot to so well known as a If:14114k :he pl'illCi pal cbject ut this advertisement is to tuard purch.... .ig•i;ost thip nutker.tus Cotnotrivits.whitli are prvp.ir..l by Dr,st,gi-ti, etc. Ihe only ClUttilti J.:'. like ru 1.:111 give , it 10 set . drat "J. P. I brith, Nottingham, - It engraved on the Wireint.iont :. Price and Is. . Said by E. Etlw,o - 4., \ pent to I 66, St. Paul's Church yard; :taller, i Otivid street ; Royal Exchange; and all respectable Dvaicrs in Medici:hr. is oignod on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-134.e, stamped in ebt koala, as the s uperior quality of :his lliackms has induced sevaral 'use impostors to sell spurious compositions under the above ro ute. This day was pu.llished, in aro. price 74. 6d. in boards, JEPORT of the PROCEEDINGS in the Case of an APPEAL prefcrred by s the l'rovost and Scholars of al]G's COLLEGE, Cambridge, against the Provost and Fel lers of ETON COLLEGE, to the Lord Bishop of LINCOLN, Visitor of both Societies. Determined August 15, 1815. By PHILIP WILLIAMS, Of Lincoln's Inn, Esq. Barrister at Law. Won t Printed for I. Butterworth and Son, neet-street; Belilloth Cambridge, and Cooke, Oxford. TNr day was published, in Svo. pr;ce ss. 6d. in boards, • AN ANSWER to DR. KINGLAKE ; shooing 11, the Danger of his Cc.;ling Treatment of the Gout. By JOHN RING, • )(mks or the Royal Co}lege of Surgeons in London, and of the Medical Socirrir. of London and Paris. Leedom : Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crorro•cuurt, Prinees.street, Sohn. Where may be tad, lately publishes!, by the same Author, A 'frostier on the Glut containing the Opinions of the Hoot celebrated Ancient and Modern Physicians on that DLeast ; witbOboervations on the Eau Medicin.sle, sivo. board*, es. DR. NOTI'S SURREY AND WYA fr. Thh day were published, in 2 large Vols. 4to. embellished with lithly finished Portraits, Ste. TE Engre WORKS of HENRY HOWARD , F-srl of Surrey, and Sir THOMAS WYATT, the Et..lt r emp r i ong ansahoeir and aurLog Matta, * wit/. Naar.% arnica! ii ggplaivstoey, &e,hce. • ' By G. F. WATT, II D. F.S A. Late Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. 1 number printed 16 limited , to 350 copies, on decoy 4to. Irbil. 7s. and to 50 on royal 4to. price Eli. I is. boards. Mated for Loosman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Browti, P.ver 'stow; and a: the British Gallery, No. 54, New Bond-street. THE LAY OF THE LAUREA ' T'E. ibis day was published, In foolscap Sim. price 4s. boards,. • - C A R,M EN NUPTIAL E.—By ROBERT SOU I HRY, Esq. Poet Laureate. Mob" of the Royal Spaui.h :Icademy, and of the Royal Spa nl6 ' - s. Academy of History. • Noted for Long 1., Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Frown, Pater soste-rost, and a: th rit•bh Gallery, Nu 54 . , New Bond-street. _ Of whom may he had, by the .ante Author, Poet' s Pilgrimage to Waterkin, in 1•'mo. illustrated by Ettit Rogravings pric. if's 6d.bo.rd. Roderick, the last of the kiths, 2 Vols. ISs. Ctsise oC ii. hams, gvuls. 14.. Tkalsba, 2 vols Jtion of Are, •_' voli i oy. Niaduc, 2 vuls. and Minot Toemv, 3 yob. I ss. boa,thi. BtJRKE'S This shy were publi , hed, ban.lsomely prin:cd is Four VolOoles, ‘ Mo. yrice _•:2 • Idi. boards, THE SPEECHES of the RIGHT HONOUR ABLE EDMUND BUR N.E, in the 1-101:SL of CUM and In WES i'MINS I ER HAM. • • •'llic above Volumes strain Mr. Burke's Speeches ha the htc of Commons; trust his entrancii into Parliament in 17GS lin retirement therefrom in 1794 ; togi•rlier evil: his Speeche's ilWanninsier Hall on :be I mpeac:tmeir of WarrenHastitigs,Ee rt. Printed for Longman, Herr, Rece, Orme, and Brown, We row; and Ridgeway and `or.', Of whom may be had, I. The Speeches of the Right Hon. Charles James Fox, in the Nene of Cul:mons. In Six Vols. taco. with an Introduction by thatot Hon. Lord Erskine: price 14 4s. hoards. f Speeches in Parliament of the Right Him. William Wind harkwith some Account of his life. By Thomas Amyot, Eaq h tbste yoh. byo. ael 16s. board.. s• Speeches of the Riht Hon. John Plailpot Curra Master or the in Ireland. 'I g ho ith Editton. In bro. price l n, ige. dal OP IP* • p4bo.b.J. - in Five Vols. Svc). price X 3.15,. boards, ' IMMENTARIES and ANNOTATIONS on ki the HOLY SCRIPTURES • containing I. Various Prole istnenotis Es4sys, and short Distprisition• on the following Sub :rt,s: The Manuscripts and ancient Copies of the !Joh , Scriptures --Ancient Versions— the Talmudic Writmgs—The Jewish Ca klular—Ancient Coins,Weights, and Measurna--Various Sects— ;limber Matters connected with the Sacred Teat. 11. Intro- Illations to the Books of the Old and New Te•tansent, and the _ ,alwxypba. ill. A Series of Critical, Philologlcal, and Explana vor? Notes, partly original, and partly compiled front Writers of tie first F.nutience in every Age and Country. IV. A Chrono- Ilia) Irdex, accompanied wztla Synchronisms of the most im- Waist Epochas and Events.; a copious Index to the Subjects of *Sacred Tett ; and Index to tl.e principal Matters of the Com. toluenes and Anno•asions; :lad font Mato. By the Rev. JOHN HbWLE I' f, B.D. Nplrin in Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent; Morning Preacher at the Foundling-Hospital; anil Lesverer of %United Rariihrsot StNeilAs Fos ter,an d St. Michael-le-Quern. _London: Prin t ed f o r Lon;,•mati,liorst,it ves, Orme, and Brown; te. and J. Itivington ; I .ackingt on, Allcb, and Co.; J. Masons's; i iih inoond, Neely, and Jones; and X astir) and Sons, York. r , Of wistirn may be had, +be HOLT B 1 ate, conmining the Old and NewTestaments,and ,Apocrypha, with critical, philologifsl, and explanatory Notes. alließev. Joon flew Le rt., B.'D. Dedicated, by permission, _, II IIIIROYaI Highness the Prince Regent. Illustrated with maps, "MO engravings, from pictures of the great masters, in she /iltes Schoolibl Painting, in ,3 very large vols. deny 410. price el.ls. la board s , a nd o n ruyai raw £14.85. or decoy, without Iblii i ots. liti As. alfi wit 'S I re off 40. y tors or a 314 ....4. :n• - :a KNIGH fSIIRIDGE, OVERI.OOIUNG HYDE-PARK. _ _ Di:shahle DWELLING-HOUSE, with G.U(DZN, Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD FORM fuRE, Glazed PRIN FS, CHINA. GLASS, &c. By Mr. RO itINS, On the Premises, No.lo, Knightsbridge-row, nearly nponsite Sloane-street. on 'FULSDAY, Jay 9, 11x18, at •Fwelv,- o'clock, - rilliE LEASE of u Desirable DWELLING -E. HOUSE, recently repaired, and fines] up at .t very coriii derable expense for the Proprietcr's own Re3',,:ence ; consisting of 'three Rooms on a Floor, with coaitezient dAacbld Wash-house. &c. with a fore Court, and lame elaitl-ec at tin: back extending to Hyde rack. On the same day, at Eleven o'clock, will 7.1-0 l!e SJLD, The Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOI.O lUI.NI LURE, the Paorta r wof a GENTLLMAs going Abrolti ; capital tour-poit Bedsteads, with hands , mie blaho t taity carted fret Pillars and Chintz Cotton Furniture , ; prime seasoned Goose Feat her-Dods and Bedding; Drawing •Rrxon an 1 Fativf- Peetrior eterratife - qt Chime Cotton, with continued Drape-Fit-. trininied with Paiiiitan Fringe; Chairs, &c.; excelleist Cabinet Articles in Mahogany Chests art Drawers, Dining, Card, Pembroke, and other Fables; Pianoforte; a hew fine eritits by Woollet and others; China, Glass, Culinary Articles, and viler Effects. he House may be eiewed'hy rickets to the time of Sale, the Furniture on litltniday preceding the :sale. Particulars on the. Premises ; and of ltir. Rolinis, Warwick -street, Gulden-square„ of whom 'tickets for viewing may be had. RICHMOND, it REY. DELIGHTFUL. RESIDENCE; WI CH tACILLLENT AT TACHED and DETACHED 'OFFICE% BEAUTIFUL. LA NN, PI.EASURE GROUNDS, UAKVEN, &c. sloping, to the Liver. By Mr WOCINS, At Ca-rawarc C. free-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, ou TI101!6. DAY, July le, Ittin, at Twelve o'Cloek, THE 1 7 ,1egittit Weil-bitiit LEASE HOLD READE:•:CE, late the Peoperty of Sir DILUXI• MUM) San lu, Bart !it:ceased, inu , t enchantingly sitaate at the lust of Rielnitural Hitt, cureii;ii-tis to the Bridge, with a hese: this! 1.a% te sloping to tt.s Kivu-, laid out with graveled walks, !:ighly embellished with t ie grown Timber, Shrubs, Evergreehef coulinan.`iiiit beamii:6l mid extensive views of the wit:du:Gs of. the Thames. and luxuriant surrounding country. ' • 'Ube: LoSse is calculated for the accommodatton of a fami: y of tlie first rtspecttlulity, enclosed from the road by a tore court with folding gates; containing, on the upper fiaor, six ex cellent lied coambers an a Drrming.room; on the first floor, a very elegant Drawing-roam, finished with beautiful Ludscapts, and lamed end locking to the Eames. a lireakfast Parlour, two excellent lied elizmbers„ and a Dressing-room; on the ground f.cor, Entraueessneler a pc.rdeo to a handsome Hall, capital bowed. kreaklastroom, Gentlentau‘ Dressing-room and :inlay, an excellent principal and secondary Staircase. In basemen!, ticlobed from the house by a glazed partition, cet rants Hail, Butler's Pantry, Housekeeper's Rontn, Maid's Closet, Wine', Ale, Bets, and Coal Cellars, &c. detached Offices recently erected, Men Seri/lute Dressing-room, Laundry, Etc. with water laid on; excellent Kitchen, Scullery, two cool Larders, Coal-hole, aii.l four Sleephstrooms 'for Servants; Coach house, div-stall Stable, with Loft and Man's Room over; Kitchen Garden, Green-house, Drying-ground, and Passage to tließridge road, and detached Servan.s!. Entracte; containing in the whine about Two Acres. To be viewed Ly 'tickets only. *Porticolsre :nay belted elt tke Talbot, Richmond; Wake }LIN, Ind' ; Castle. Sa Kew Bridge; of Mr. Worsham, boliartTrCLil4-streeT, born; at Grraway's ; and of Mr. ilobius, Warwick.strtet, Golden-square, of Whom Tickets for viewing may be had. CAR 'HENSHII ELEGANT HOUSEiHOLD FURSITURE; BREWING UTENSILS, WINES, FARMING STOCK, BULLS, COWS, HORSES, SHEEP, PIGS, tcc".FARMING IM PLEMENTS of all descriptions, WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, ac. By Mr. ROBINS, On the Premises, Landawke, Langharta, Carmarthensiiire, early in the Mouth of Strrensza, of width further notice will hi ' given, 11'HE Genuine and Fashionable HOUSEHOLD ' FURNfrtiar, the property of the Right Honourable Lord KENSINGTON, • going abroad. Cons:sting of Chintz Cotton Window Curtains wish Parisian &events Chairs, Sofas &c. en suite; prime sea sonesi Feat her-bedsisid Bedding, of allikinomin_gions, Bedsteads,' am. ; excel:hit Cabinet Amides of all diiscriptions, China, Glass, superior flue flavoured old Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines, Brewing Utensils of varioui kinds, and numerous other Ankles. FARMING sroeic... Consisting of a large sock of South Down Sheep, Bulls and Cows of the Scotch, Hereford, and Devon breeds, Huntersiand Roadsters, and about forty Farming Horses and two Stallions; Scotch Ploughs, Hariows, Cans and Hants's, Grecs and Cha o . Mills, various other Farming implements, WheatelkidaydOats, Ste. Approved dd., will be t.--lusai in paymesu. Catalogues wad be timely delivered lqg Mr. Robb% Warwick , - street, Golden•square. LOCK ANi..) SURGICAL. DISPENSAtt Y. His Royal ii.gfiness the Duke of YORK, President. " Su ft 9 CON —Mr. Kicrnan,Member of the ltoyalCollege, Imnilnn. .vdcasoas—L:arl or E...reinoist, Earl of Leitrim, kiwi. Coluti.-1 . .J. Barry, NI P. John I.atuuche. M.P. PETE Itovul and Not)le l'Atr‘dis nt the :above IN , 1 8 lUI ') fur the exclusive Tteatnsent of lilac; R I. C•.)MPIA I iN FS, and their dangerous consequences, to ceder to Multi the benefits that hovel esulted tront it, selected Ali% Kier nan as its Surgetan,pansbng Leiter on the list of the Royal College) trout having directed hirchiet attention to those diseases. Mr. Kiernan conceives it a pert ut hi. of l.ial duty to catvion the puldtc, by pointing :o the I,lst of the Royal Collegtaublished In February, t fit fi, as the only sure guicle, rand-that no assertion of perie.res assuming such tubes, and publicly advertising 1110.1, wt. hoot being sanctioned by this list, are to he credtfed. The at:- teal reports of the Lock Dooeciary will prove that sum.? of the Illfat dangerous eases of StrlcruressDebility, and oilier supposed locurible affuctions of the Genreauve Organs have bean here ra dicallg aqd successfully treated. K iernar, may be cowered as usual, by both Sexes, at his imwer Cbarlotte-street, Beptoe.4.equare., 'mkt rr Mr. i:ero *nil C.. P oci:o l 'y are tO'beaddit4seali, aisl the ne:ces sary advice and :aedicane will be given, or sent, to any past 01 the Unittal Kingdom. Just published, price 4s. 9.(1 Edition, Practical Observations on the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be had at Nu. 171, Fleet-street, Nu. 20, Pateritoater-row, and No. 10, Crown -court, Soho. DA. COOL EICb MEDICAL. BOARD, BLACK:FRIARS. ROAD. THE salutary effect of this Institution is manifest from the lot:owing very extraordinary case : . _ . London to wit John 'Jackson; or the t oroogh of South. 'talk, broker, titaSeth ore and ;:stith. that In the year 18 14, he was acted with a dangerots thl.order, and was nearly wventeen mouths under the care of several arsilectable Sury,eman, withnut obtaining any raid'. The disease increasing, and his hie being in danger, seas recommended to Dr. cooper's Medical L..ard, Charlotte-1-1611 , e, black fri.irs.road, where the progress of the disease was immediatay stoned, and hr was soon restored to perfect health. wilic!., by the bil•ssiiirot Goo; lie still erjoye, hereby declaring, that its staling these facts he is influenced by no other- motive than a grateful Aturn local miraculous a cure, and the thay he owes to his know creatures. . - (Signed) • " JOHN JACKSON." •WiTICESSICII PRZSINT, " F. M. Lawrence, 23, Blattman-street, Borough ; Thomas . _ . Johnson, 8, Charlotte street, Bbck.friars.roaa. Sworn at the Mlusion.Oons.., this Bth day of March, 1816, before me, (tignctl) AIATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." Messrs. Coarse mil Co. are consulted daily by all ranks of people, front Eight in the Morning till Nine at Night, anti claim cite attention of those who have been improperly treated.—Ad vice grafi.' on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, until Twelve o'clock. N. B. Two eminent Physicians bare lately joined the Beard, and Medical Gentlemen, who attend with shine Patients, are present during consultation. luvalidique patrum.refe raw jejuna feat' "—V too. Fr »n the fahorembiate Unmanly sons arise—a puny race ! ARRIAGE should'be the foundation of soeirtl iva happiness, which is often dieturbed through the partici that form the union, not taking those precautions which would lecuce thenithe enjoyment of that great domestic blesehig. Amidst thasiwiancholy.eariety of disorders wrier which human nature is known to step, there are none mire alarming or more elle treasingskan those wideh result fions fashionable galFtil i, early eatatiot, iv 'solitary httempetarce. es.iii. Ctratftle. souk hee.tieuilim that ekt sedulous at , tendon A a practice exclusively directed to the treatment and cure of CERTAIN COMPLAINTS, eutitle them Li the claim of superior icquirement. As regular Surgeon., they offer a speedy *pi permanent cure for every stage of that disorder, which is contracted In an unguarded unguent, and wh:eh pOiltpaS the springs of life, and for every class of debility, Which is the cons'. gttence of jueentle indiscretions, preventing the maturity of 'man hood, entailing by anticipation, on its unhappy victim all the in .firmities of old age--the body 'teeming eliervat.d and ema ciated—Abe cheeks yellow and bloodless—and theAlnd gloomy apd dejected. For the result of their success itt this particn• be branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they flatter themselves, they have acquired, by So years esperieuce, in a , much extended practice. In slight and recent cases of Syphilic tic Complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short prtiod of two days; and in the most aggravated memos proper perseverance In their plau.of treatment Worm to the patient an invigorated ution. Married Women, who have long been disappointed in their especnitions of a busily, maybe assured that, In most instances, ;such defects are curable by ntedical ; and though the re mevatoe such Impediments be an **an( doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the ewe of such defects, by the gradual `pro-' yetis of renovation, is the acquirement of their experience. Masses. CORR IX and CO. may be , consultad by Patients of ertiex, übrleb the greatest secrecy and honour, at their hoes% 107, Itatton.gaiden. Path*" in thecouney, g theft Vie, and general habit of living, /cc, tic; a rep. *far advice and mcdidnes, the same will be ~ 84410 part 0 ) th e Kingdom.-IQ7, Hattqp-gardeli. 1 . SARACEN'S HEA,L) INN, .9.NOWIIILL. • , UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVF.I.LING: From LONDON to YORK only TWO GUINEAa, laz 31lit, And ONE GUINEat, OUTeloc : In proportion to EDINBURGH, and all Parts of ta:e NOR nit Vaunt LONDON to WEYMOIJ ni, ON,E a;111 la LA, IN scat:, 'And FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, OuralDa: • CANNON ONLY ?OUR INSIDE. • COACHES vat Barr—HORSES tear 000 D TIMIS. By B. W. MOUN PAIN and Co. GOSLING and C ROOK': MARLBOROUGH elegant Poet Coach, through lIUNGEttFORD, NEW quitv, and READING; sets out at Seven o'Clock in the Morn lug, art lees at Marlborough to dinner —comforudde sonycyatice for chose travelling the West. Road, The WAT eRLO 0 New Light Fopr loaide Coach, to LEWD% lIALIF.aX, BRADFORD, and all parts of the North, sets out at two o'clock in the afteroopn, and arrives at the Gant n Lion Inn, locals, next evening, at six o'clock, through Stamford, Grantham; Newark, aisd Doncaster. I his coach is intended to accammodatc the toaans of Leeds, Halifax, 13rolfor.1, a n d vici nity. It will. leave Leeds at three. o'clock in the afterioon. P 3 1 sellSerl stay corvenietaL come to Leeds from taese ptacesoood be in London early the next evening. l'he UMPIRE, a NhW I.IVERPOOL Ugh: Coach, only bye night on the road, rarriet four Insides an 1 roar Outsidaa„ sets out every day at one o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next even. lug before seven o'clock, by way of Duttstable, Woliarn, Lath. bury. Northampton, Wehord, Lutterworch, Hinckley, Adler. stone, I.itchfield, Slone, Rid;;ely, Newcastle, Kautsfurd, War rington. and Prescott. [ SOU 11-lAMPTON, Lymlngton, Winthetter, and Bating. stoke New Four Inside Coach, at eight o'clock in the mostairak r arrives. , ata t aaale- a Int., fat t uiltaimptou, by. * , x o'cloako-o-Thia is a nsiast" caalgatfu! conveyance to the Isle of WI on, Jetsay, Guernsey, 't. Maloe's Havre de Grace, Cheraourg, 'ea.c. WEYMOU fH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, * Andover, .I 1 an d . Basingstoke new Pust Coach, every afternoon, at three,... ilie Weymouth Packets to . Guernsey, Jersey, Cherbourg, St.. Malea's, at c. tram Cherbauro is a most detain ful road to Paris. EXF.Tlitit, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Fahnouth, Dartnieuth, and `Millbury New POlt Coach, every Mortaineat halt pa-t :;it o'Clock, throuaft noniron, Aansinster, Bud-. port, Blaudford, Easingstolse, and Bagshot. L BOSTON, Spalaing, Pcterboruugls, Stilton, and Hunttrgdcn new Royal Mail Coach, sets but every Evening.--Coaches from Beaton to Spilsby, Louth, Grhusby, anti Hull. HAM and BOGS I'Ol, Flying Poot-Coaclies,thrnughChippene bans, Caltie„and Marlborough, evspit Atterneoto arrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound len. Bath; and the London Tavern, The. Isms-street; Bristol, next Iviuruing.—Coaches to Wells, Bridge. water, Taunton, a c. LEEDS new li- 1 a Coach, called the Rockingham, sets nut event 0 Morning at Eight (alit!' ; carries Four Insides Only, and gees*. mat-Laity easy, with a Guard throughout. Tassel through Stan. ford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster, and la rryhridga, to this Golden Llain, Leeds, next Day, at Noon. Notwithstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it I. allow, d to he the most agreeable and complete Public Conveyance on the Northeßoad, being unequalled in Accommodation by any other. Only two guineas inside to York. GLASGOW, Longtown, Gretna-Green, Jarman, Dan:fries BrownbW, Thornhill, Sanquhar- Kiln, Cumuock, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, Camperdown Coach, Daily. YORK, Newcastle, and Edinburgh no* Coach, performed with a Guard throughout, sets out every Morning at !fait-pais Six o'Clock, by way of Newark. Retford,Tadcaster, Darliugaast, Northallerton, Durham, Morpeth, and Berwick. Passengers finding themselves fatigued from the length of the journey, may rest what time they please, and then proceed en Without any ad. dational Fare. J. Cm sea, the Black Swan, Coney-street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Hull Scarborough, Whitby, and other Places. . BRIDGENORTH and Walsall Post Colds, every Evening. CARLISLL,Penrit,b, and Wtatekaven :tot Coach, goes wok' Four Horses, and a Guard 30 the way. Passes through rtroagh, -IPPIebY. Greatabridge, Richractid, Catteriek, Batoughbridge, Wetherby, a berford, Doncaster, and Grantham (the nearest way by pighteen miles). Sets out every Morning, and proforma the journey with tke greareat laatlitao raiisterreas A o alma! od the road by business , or pl e asur e , have the pet uliar advantage cal their sits be:og secured in the next Coach. -.• I.IVP R. 'POOL, Warrington, Knutsford, St one , an d Li tc hfi e ld, , Post-C..'oach, called The Expedition, every Eveolrg at Five 1' i &Clock, to B. Broth. rten's, Saracen's Bead Inn, Dale-et/cot, Listerpool. Guarded throughout. . , WA ICE r: ELD Punt-coach, every mo rnings: balipast six. • CIiESTER and PARKGATE new Post Coach, Doty. ' ECLIPSE, a :ow Fiyiug Post Coach, to Xork, Sunderland, Newt-or:le, and Edinburgh, carries Four Insides only, every .ata ternoen; at Three o'Clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. ' KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lorsdale, Rohm), Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstang Post Coaches, every Atter. noon at Five o'Clock.—Goarded. SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Vann, new Coach, every •Morniyg, to the George Inn, Sunderland. M ANCII ESTER, Wtnslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Wal , al, and Wolverhamptou,Post-Coach, every Afternoon;--Guarlol. . SHREWSBURY, Wellington, end Shiffaal Post-Coat', ia,e Royal Charlatte every Evening, at Five o'Clock.—Guarded. BlitadlNGliXad Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, leis out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Nitta. Passe.a by Oxfbrd, Euston, and bbipstone, to the Saracen's Htad, 8011-streetaßinniogham. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Roast,- ham,.every Morning. - , N.B. paasengers and Parcel* booked for the above Coacher, at the New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly. Wias.aasa B. MOVIrrAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint thes Friends and the Public, that they will not be accountable for at,y Parcels or Luggage, /km of snore than Five Pounds Value, if lost or danshged, unless =Wind as suchand paid for acconllagly, at Lc ha &naves kcal Im o SapwAdli s Loden. • • .