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THURSDAY, .1134 X 2, I'BlB.. - - ..-----=.--'--- , • .4 NINBER V/ 19. • PlulcE SEVIEN4XNeE. ••••••"""" EAST-INDIA ROUSE, lily I, 1618. ,iIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED I L'Olf?AA Y of MERCILI2I TS of ENGLAND, tradnig m o t SIST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, rb e e they will be ready to receive Propasals in Writing, on w er e WEDNESDAY, the 29th of July nett, from the (*sena soch Ships of the burthen of 1200 Tons and upwards, E aders' Tr:nava:sent, which have been employed in and not tctforme:l wore than Six Voyages in the Company's Service, rec iting the rate of Freight at which they may be willing to Let snzh Ships for One Voyage in the Company's Regular GENERAL ELECTION. AT 2 pity nurdertin MEETING of CIIANTB.I3ANIMIS, TRADER. 3, aid others, coat 0.4%4 Requisition, at the City of Loss-- deo Tavern, the Ist day of,Toly I WILLIAM MAMITINCk, Esq. SL.P. in the Chair; it. was_movecL by SON Wommont, Esq. Ind seconded by coots' Hamme, P.4q. ni tarried unanimously, net tliii Meeting, ahMons f./ record the high sense enter of Mai and faithful services et Sir WM. CURTIS. • Odd AWetwran, an , rin g slit incentive Paraitittnts, in the Opililirt of tbf Commomlal Intelsat' of the City :4' London tnd Otthe Uaited Kingdom, and it: feeling of regret at tit.; Maoist- Made Baronet not haring been irtuined at one of the Represen- Weis or the City of London in Parliamen: a tit.: late ELetione Of topinicso, that an ADDRESS, esptessive of thode testi ' • , . . 11bLAN and .TE RM bt • MIGR lit ECFI COL LEGIATE SCHOOL. new WoodOnsa; Use:, bis Sir: WILLIAMS (late Professor at the Royal hiOitary College end Yo plazas. 'The aborts.= iustoilta erery charge fur Soarer, Cc:shirr, Soaks, &c. and also for Ll ter,ictisn in era, Lunch of Seit:nee and leiterature. do Pupil is 3411;nLted lot ■ .tiOttet period than ote !mini tO getitsei - .3 CMS L paid on his akirtitssion ; all payments- to be puotta4l7 ntatle at the eittiration t.f every ex tat.nths. Severailiot t tect haetni lady retired, dere.. are 4icirl' vAcANcics,to tomylete the Limited sunilici of dsty. Ref:tenets can Yericen to Finiiilies of distinction. Appli.atiors waif be addressed to .lit. W. at the Girciap Coffee-hnose, Daverrii.court, 6trar.. t or at High 1.1..eLh. The &loot will ht rally for the receptipn of Etudia:t7. Li 11untL1 , July 13. THE COMMITTEE for conducting the EL FL TION of Sri MURRAY MAXWELL most carpel* represent to the Electors of Westminst:r who have not polled, that Three Days alone remain in which they can a splendid victory, and vindicate their real liberties and tar. chises against those who woul.l level all distinctioes in the Me l of Universal Suffrage. Every circumstance attending the Poll renders it certain, t►st an early and vigorous effort will make the victory easy sot complete. Sena. The Tenders, with the worls " Sliip Tender" on the cover, tz Dey sealed up, and }eft with the Secretary at or tefore 'Padre &Melt at Noon, on t*.c :9th July next, be.. yond which boil: no Tender will be received. ..10c1:1'11 D.IRT, Secreflry. , • • Thi; day *3l pa-Wished, . 4 In ro-31 tro. price LI. 10s. boards, the Se'rColls cclricted, of • MEEK and ENGLISII LEXICON the' 11 , NE IV f 1' A ?..1 Nit T; in which the Word* end Plusses docerrit:e th.).‘• saorel isaoha are &stint-4y explained:44 the naps& :..stossis to each authorized by reference Lend po ttage* te t; .l 'rote, sod frjliter.ziy illustrated and tonfirawd by Aitaiort: from tL: (lid Tcstanwett and Itcni the Greek Writri.. With rla,pf end Levy Gr Grarnmar,,adeptnil to the line of r.szare.'arelAkOee-stim stc. 4 . olB lrat Ikether tasakitage *AP Lztlish• or J. kAPKIIUIIBT, 161. A. . Formerly :Fellow of Clue 14.111, Csebtide: 7..ondont P:iated fru I': C. and 3. fillangtonl C. *Hide ;7. Cuth , ..ll; _Longman and Co. Cadeil and Davies; Paw and Whit taker; Baldwin and Co. J. Atawenan RicLarthon; ft. gaol, den; T. Ilsuoiltun IYalkerlnd Eds4arde; Sinspkia and. Mar shal ; and 11. Reyna:a. By whonialso is pubilshcd. An Ilr.lrew and Rngli:th x.r.lon wi.s out Points; to 'which ti pre...died an Hebrew awl Chaistiv Gratnnar. By the satire Author.. The 'Seventh &thaw its 11 . 7yal eve. pike 4.1. 10$. boards. b.* A pirated V.dition of tite Greek Lexicon haalgitkoted printed; the Public J!. Jr.; the genuine - CAT! y :Let :anes 'Of the l'oblishiss abotc-nientioued ?epees-Inc to Js l'itle.page. • • The unpolled Voters are therefore most earnestly to present themselves at the IluAinp without delay. 1 --- illiddt,s,:n b d e the Mister e cei c a to "thrpe" hint from l r Tstiesreetit." fa ‘l'. I BaTop• * We, the ardersigaled Merchants, Banters, Ship-owi Traders, and othtra, ~s it• City of Lonctirt, hark; e . : dented during six , t tildisi 2kt . elrekil.ol4l,%4l(lkOresentatiees is , Pa PIcTOPI.9IOII 1411$104'tiavlag saw fbis3-rerrit you . are not one of those rrturriePor this City at the Lt• cf the Terms and Conditions upon which the ship , w i2 k t weed for qv! Comppy's may he had i.reaplodon at elit• Dike of Mr. John C:K.Ic to the CnnaltiteedSdpring, on or after Monday nest, the sth &stun. Bur& tt Hunt STATE OF TILE POLL. TWILTT DAY. - - 274 . - 234 777 AL. 4054 44'15 429, Ship-owr.ers,' We; irctiS aE that El ' • • YTON Stock-broler, 2 ? Cop takei:. tht opportunity of suSrnittieg the se n =a NEW LOTTER V, which begin, Drawing so early as the 9th of AI'OUST. magnitude rif Prim is err/ great -A—and the amber of Tick is remarkably small, there being Two Prizes of 00. ,Ono, with so few Tickets as 3,0c0. Besides these ad. r am p% Two tif the Pri:.:s will recci et in addition Eight Pipes of Purr Wier Or Madeira. or Eight llorheads of Claret, to be ciiima by the ilolderrehemselves.—K E. solicits a prtfcrence, s , bow, v.bi•ro ticb^mcs with full particulars miry he had gratis. Basilic., in the Pubic Int.th transacted with the utnunt I..at.gy and di-lia;:h. July 1, 16111. WESTMINSTER ELECTION. THE . present CONTEST fpr the REPRESEN TATION of the CITY of WESTMINSTER being truly of a public nature, the Friends and Supporters of Sir MURRAY MAXWELL have determined to enter into a SUBSCRIP TION for defraying the necessary Expenses of -the nation ; and Notice is hereby given, that Subscriptions will be received at Messrs. Hoare's, Fleet -street; Messrs. Birch and Co. Bond: street; Messrs. Ilerries and Co. Sr. James's-street; and Sir John Paring and Co. Cornhill. N t'AV STATE 1.0 17 mut, TTIF. T. IST TtlE !WA% ICE or THE TEAR, DEGIN3 OR A:VINO 4rat AUGUST. • Two e £30,000. :ad only 9,ooo.llleketa, with Por.., Claret, or )faders, amounting to Four Fires of Port or hlarkira, or har HOgalwaa:s of Card, for each of the Lizua of 1,000 isvereigns. T HE following favourite n r .kIIIERS having been laud from the DANK of EN G LAND, G. CARROLL. corn': .tCTOR FOP. TIM LOTTERY, trpectfolly aeloainta the Public rimy may be had of the ass ce kerptT4 whose Names an: against than , Pre. I Webb {3 1 , 3 3farshall 1 , - .39 Marin 9 Hartio 31 133r41ia1l GO li , sh 3 E y ton 33 31artin el Carroll 4 Hazard 3 Richardson;62 Carroll t Rich 4 Sewn/T*lu IA Pidtling 4 Huard 33 Webb 64 Ric 1 guard :6 Webb 65 Eytou t Priding 17 Hazard 68 Mob " 9 Haz ard Swit , . 67 Swift ia Swift 9 Dish 168 Ilazarsl ti lidding Martin 169 lVebb :'.. W./ 41 Sivewrislitl7o Carter :5 iwift 48 Webb 71 Dish 14 Richard= 13 Etna 7 2 Si•effeelt 6.6 u Carrell 44 Webb 73 Carter 16 enroll S Huard 74 Carroll n Huh Carroll 75 Fah 19 ask 47 Carroll 76 Sirewright In ash 45 Carroll 77 Carroll se sik 6 liatud 78 Wri' 111391 R Carron 79 Martin 11l Flroo 1 Swift 80 Eyton 58 Webb 39 Rrawright,3l Martin /4 Allrewrigl36;,llithardsoo.92 BM 85 Hwaball II: Rah 83 Hazard u Clued Bib 84 Dish 0 Itichartior.Nl lish 85 Richardson 83 Webb 7 Hazard 116 Carrell 11 Webb 58 . . , :artb4Tl 'B7 Martin 89 Pidding _B9 Carroll 90 Eyton 91 tittrewright o`.! Marahall 93 Sivettright 9* Itlyt2n 95 Criter 96 Swift 97 Carter • 98 Swift •99 Itardn 100 Richardsoft 111 Webb 2t2 Si yewright • 533 Ill'ebh 444 lii;b3rtivon S 5 i Cs+ rrull yvtga 777 Siverttiett 888 Richardson 999 Hazard 1111 ridding MI vewri;ht 317,3 Hazard 4444 lidding t 5555 Garter 6668 Swift 7777 Sir eivright . . . Y. B. Any favourite or fancy Numbers, rot in the :bore Lis, may be had l)y an early application t.) any Lottery Office, r to O. CARROLL, Contractor, 7, enrnhill, and S'6, Os !..:datreet, nto Shared and Sold in t:ia Last Lottery, when It was the Cm:::::nr, Nc. 5, , u5 - 1:420,21 0 ; No. 4.349 -42.20,00 U! And in the Lottery just ended, No. 9,481 - I:20,000 ! VA, Eght other Oipitsts of £l , OOO, £5OO , ,ke. NEW GEOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY. Itb day was published. handsomely printed in Bvo. (double co- Lams), contdoin 23 sheets, Vol. 11. Part 1. price üb. of THE EDINBURGII GAZETTEER ; or, GEO GRAPHICAL DICTION AR I. Comprising a complete 14 c Geography, physical, political, statistical, and COITIIIItr-• utompanied by an ATLAS, constructed by A. ARROW tRITH, Hydrogrspber to the Prim.: Regent. Maud for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Llama, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. covninusq. 1 . Thwack N7lll rltendt;ix volumes 5v o. elegantly printed, vriarre to consist of 50 sheet*, or 800 pages letter-press. S. The price of each volume will be las. in boards, and, in r=t. • suit every class of purchasers, the work will come out Fs uW ply, In Pots, or half volumes, price 01. each. pan, er half volume, will appear every three months. •• The Atlas, comintng of 53 Maps, enr aved in the first style sat , .trty be had along with the Gazettct r, price Ll. l6s. 4 -1 la.t:aound; coloured copies Li. 12s. CA...boards. THE GAME OF CHESS. Tl.l sxi rat ynbraed, to 181 w-. Fite 6 1 - boards, A new Mice,. catchall) comected, of sN EASY INTRODUCTION to the GAME of CHESS; coateintne One ft r.dred Examples of Games, C 4 ;rest variety of critical sLraat:orts and conclusions ; 1 lie wholr of Ph ilidoer Aratlesis, Ste. with Innrnctions for ' 4 - 7 -ent rcntirrict i comylete knowledge of that scientific k perfectly we/ cf attair.mo :. To whIL h are added, rcissa, • Pc.o I Sir VT-1m Jonc:.; ty ic Murals of Chess , bI. itskitn • Aaecdores, Etc. 1 - 44 4: Primed for Baldwin, adoek,ar. , l Joy; Longman, 1 11 . , R. Am, Oru.e, and Brown ; ECcerwood, Neely, and Jones anst •td G. Cowie and Co. da7 was published, :tr.co. ornamented with Flaws, price 45.64. boards, the Sixth PAU \l.crt, enlarged, ,IrvErntE PIECES ;.designed for the Youth of , ho:h Sexes; including the Sen.lent's Dream, the Vision df tn.; Excellence, the Painter% Panegyrist, ke. with an kkeay t .E.Lication, ar.d a Pancreatic Survey of the World. By Jatim LIVANS, A.M. Prlntt 41 fee Baldwin, Crnxxk, and Joy, Paternos, r/: and Sixnpkiu Marshall, Stationers - court. * alto axe pahlistza, of thr same Anchor LL'ike J..tie Taoist ; er, :A cta .ion into the West of 141.4 ; ir.z , ./ the Midland Cotrtler, with part of South Wales, 4 .14.tc the whok enutty of Kent ; coacluding with an Ac- : -. 4 :, 114 ‘4;ds:.ne t „ its ric:nity. intaspersed with ilia:wt.:A 11 :dotaa and i". , tr.n.; attract; for the rising generation. The Eiti;:u, tacrectei. ar.4 snlargi.d, with a Miniature Sk etc h rib A Scetta of the Drxam:aztirma of the Christ:an World; "' PcnaAdvc to Religious Toleration. reed. leated, by per t^ Erskine. Tin 13:11 Edition, in a neat yecket .:.-sornocy printed on a larva sizes prin. laa no Ladies having already Liken a decided lead b the Sub , cription, it is earnestly bnpt d that the same liberility will con tinue to be shown by those female Friends to the Cause of Sir Murray sfaawell,ltho may not hale been apprised of the y.aer lions of their fair Countrywonsca: KENT ELECTION. TIIE COMMITTEE fur conducting tim ELEC TION of Sir EDWARD X:::ATCHBULL beg to announce, that a Subscription is entered into•and now going on for defraying the Expenses of his ficedom, and those Friends who have already subscribed, or are disposed to subscribe towards there, arc requested to pay their Subscriptions into either of the Dunking-hou.scs of the County, or of Messrs. Ro barts and Co. Lombard-direct ; Messrs. (bare and Co. Fleet sures ; Messrs. Drummond, Cnaring-Cross, who are .respeo ace!y authorised to receive the same on or before the Ist day 01' 4 Auzast nt:xt, to be placed to the liccoOt of the Committee. • WILLIAM DEL:DES, Chairawn. Maidstone, June 97, 1118. On July Ist will be publi,hed, in era - price 7s 6d. No. T. of - THE JOURNAL of SCIENCE and the ARTS,' Edited at the ROYAL Inst.:mm:9 of Great Britain. Contents-1. Sigr.or Mmticelli's Report to the Royal Academy of Sciences 4 Naples; upon the fkuption of Vzsuvitis in Dec/tit her, 1817.-Z Instructans for the Adjusmtents and Use of the , Ir.str.iments intended for the Northern I:xtseditions.-3. Dr sctiptitin of the Apparatus, alluded to in tisk foregoing paper, for Winging up .Water from aer.lain Depths of the .'ea.-4, Extract of a letter from John Davy, M.l). to Sir 11. Davy, on the inte rior of Ceylon.-5. Translation of a Letter ftont.a learned Fo reigner to a Friend in this Country, on the Fgur e of the Earth,, and on the length of the Seconds Pendulum in different lout, E.spetiments and Observations relative to Vision, By Marshal Hall, of Nottingharn.-7. Cryptogamotis, and Agamous Vegetation. From the French of C. F. Brissean Mirbel.—S. Case of a Child aged six months, who swallowed a doable-bladed knife without injury.-9. On the Rroduction of Ice at the bottom of Rivers.-10. Oa the Sounds produced by Flame in'Tubes, &e. By M. Ferady, Chemical Assistant in the Royal Institution.-11. Cu the Aqueduct of Alcantara, In Pummel. By . George Rennie, junior, Esq —l2. Report of Mr. Braude's Lectures on Mine r alogical Chemistry, at. the _Royal Institution, in the Spring of 1817.-13. On tie Vow tilation df Covent-Garden Theatre.-14. On the Incres. stag Parabola:tem of Enrland.-13. Observations on the Geo. logy of the West India 'Arndt, front Barbadoes to Santa Czus Inclusive.—tB. On the new Aicali discovered in Sweden.- 17. History of the li...ittidoscope.-18. Accr.unt of It Biot's Narrative of his Journey hi froceedinp or Royal Society —2O. Miseellartet.--Cl. Meteorological Dlary.--List of New Publtrations.—lndex. Printed for Johan Miarroy, HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for July I, T price 2s. is embellish:4 with a striking Isikeu:ss of the Prince of Heise homburg. The Literary Department com prises Biographical Memoirs of Thomas Meore, Bag also of Janes Cobb, Lint. late Secretary of the India Board. The Aus tdan I rinccs' Accour.t of their Tour through F.ngland; Cultiva tion of W::ste Land, an Agricultural Phenomenon; Life of Py thagoras; AI. Mallet on the Discovery of America by the Ice landers; Curious Ancient Ring; Female Education; Account of the Hibernian Society; Innmeations of the Special Costume of the Beneficed Clergy; Mr. Briggs on the Increase of Crime and Forgery of Bank Netts; Dramatic Inconsistency in the performance of Macbeth; Defence of the &tidy of Mathema. tics ; Shakespeare and his Descendants ; Tendency of the Bible Society to promote Schism; Captain Ng. Dorsett on th 3 lit' of aperrncbin:: the North Pole; Impolicy of Sawing &nkil Dr. Fr.:nklit's New Theory of the Earth Mr. Mitford's Ao count of Ice-Islands seen on his passage from America; Oliver Cromwell's Account of the Battle of Dunbar ;.Report on the late Dr. Burney's Library; Society of Arts---Dlstrlbutlon of Prizes; Society; Mr: Fraser on the Himab Mows ; Society ; Dr. Iheksco.on the Poison of -Fishes; Nr. '.`7.4010vs Patent for tha Improved's:at of all Mosical Pe?.' forin.incts; Mr. Apph-zith's 'improvement in the Arfof Cat. ing Stereotype Plates, also those for printing Bakes Newel is.ttroN's Visit to So:Ahern Africa ; Pananti and Btaquierea fieskience In Al;:ers ; Curvier' on the State of kallutd; Dengeh's Memoirs of Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton ; Philip!' Curran; Epistolary Curiosities; Litirary Report; Varieties; lieisktof jaluuntail.s in England; Locusts in India, Etc. dec. Reels", of the Royal Academy itshibitioo ; New Music; State of the Loo. don Thymus; Digest of Political grants.; Lon a: ard.Pratiti.: .411 Utxurreaves; Chemical, Cc' onmercial, and Agrieoltood no ports, fro. 4. • . . P4l 4 lbrad by miss* oadulbwelet . . • elec. don, have determined to eater yoe our concurring testimony is approvil of that Important portion of your teaSlic duty, which has related to the commercial interests of your coustituents, in. tell connected, as they lovariably are, with the general i ofpeach t h e n. • ‘77.‘ We have ever found you easy of access, attentive to cow !cations from all quarters, punctual in your attendance hi the Mum of Comoloas, and zealously supporting there every ineasure calculated to promote the commercial prosperity dais great city, or that of the empii.c at large. • cis among US there may be a divermy of opinion upon some iffisilisos of general pulley, we connne cur cousitkrat:ou mete present occasion to what most immediately , touches our com mon Interests, and Comes within the range of our personal ez perlente. It is satisfactory to us, and we trust that it will be a source of pleasing reflection to you, that in riletion to subjects of such primary importance as those which affect the great cont. Merciel community, we are enabled to afford to your conduct one united itibute of approbation, and to address you with one unsaimoos sentiment of Eatitude. • " That you mayenjoy many years of happiness and prosperity, the honourable rewarde of a laborious and useful Elea, is the sin. cere with of (Hero follow the sipatares). • • To Sir W. Curtis, Barr." Resolved, That the Address now read be adlpted, tinned by those present, and do lle for Signatures .0 the City of London Tavern until tho 15th day of July 11113talt. Resolved, That - a Deputation, consisting. of the. following 3entlemen now present, viz. Witztew Memento; M.P. Chairman Sir C. F&owsa, sart. Sir R. C. (keen, Bt. iir S. C. Iluszint, Bc. Sir 't'. ;r nave, Bart. Sir Rv. Pagssnx, Be. Sir Br. Wsoliu, Bt. • Wit. Itfet‘nut._ .4 TAr: Tx, Sir W. Lus-littre,Kt. ALitralan BMW= T.IOMAS 11411.1! E Cronot lit Acianw Ractikr IJA YIVN lIj\RY TICA:a VI:FR JAZZES CAM PPM. CHAttLIS ?I Plitt. A sec CHA !MAN FILM CLAY R. itiaric r. aveivir Ex.v.qtx Dowx Jour IlAu. T. flotrAx Grow. - ittriint rinv kits litAamAs .7;,:xs • 7),::o 1.0 )IrLDa►u Jcuy PLuancra J. M. RntKn C;enar; M. Simrsox ROURT TAY Wit WILLIt NI WA RD Job /I WI/11110kt Rostar Wi tux' Do wait upon the Honourable Baronet with the r. id Addres; such time and manner as may appear to them most suits'ile to the occasion. Resolved, That the Resolutions signed be the Chairman be inserted in the usual Morning and Evening Papvrs, and leading County Papers. (Signed) W.M. MANNiNG. Resulted, That the Thanks of the Muting be given to the Chairman, for Lis able and judicious conduct in the CLai•. T 4) rAmmtEs • NEW AND ECONOMICAL STYLES 01' FURNITURE.' "1" IIILI.A111) very respectfully informs Fare.iiios ell • about to Varnish, or make alterations, he Las prepared a variety of New nestriptions of Vern:tures in ft.Ll.l.nalltZ,JlLd other utsteful des'grs and cantrin for Drawinurooms. Posit. Dbing..ruoms, Studies, Sofa sad Chair Covers, &c. of which be soXcits the favour of an ir.spection, trusting they need be stets only to be approved, both on account of 'their economy and the durability of the colut.ra. Thy are said Wiwi:sale and at his East India. llambro', Scotch, Manchester Eau;ly Linen and Purairare Warehouse, No. 16, CIIEAPSI exclusively, with Coloured, Liniags of the choitest permanent colours. No. reens, Forn . .ture Dimities, Holland fur Sun 'l:jilts's, and Grua. mental Muslim, &c. for Drapery Curtains. CATON ON DEBILITY. . This day was published, price 3s. Gd. a New Edition of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI '. IA TT ES, natural and contracted, of the G ENEIIATIV E ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onanism, Se minal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Clefts, Tabes Dorsalis, Mar Aibea, &c. &c. with the Theory of Genc;atioti. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-street, Strand; Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for W. Neely, 7e, Lombard-street, Ltindon. Also, I. Caton on . Indigeaton, .Scrofula, and Caitanemia Diseases, 3a.-2. A Treatise en Female Diseases, 3s. On Asthma and Winter Cough, 35.-4. On the Venereal Disease, ss. ♦ very Interesting Work,.(with a Portrait of the . Author) eadtkd CA. A GUIDE so HEALTH, which in a concise man ter recommends the most simple and efficacious remedies, with proper mode of treatment for the following disesiet, Abortion or • •Istarrlage, Asthma; loss of appetite, Harrennels, Moos Complaints,'Ckilorosie or Green Sickness, Chill Bearing, Consumiota; Females ASIMINS, Flucx Album, Flatulence, or Wind Maas, Gouorfhwa, Hypochouth lee or Melancholy'Oei tion, Juvenile Indisaedotis, J o ovniess of Spirits, Menstrual Eva- condom, Nervous Diseases, (aaninm'or Setret V t .lery, l'ltitlsie. Sr Cough, Ilitaudatism, &mine). Weakness, Turn of Life, VC R osreal Disessac&c. With Advice isbeth Sexes to obtalii, a ra. *al and permanent cure far those secret inarmitiis of nature Which delicacy often forbids to diselose,even to their nearest re latives. And a Treatise on Female Diseases; Nervous, Hypo chondriac and Consumptive Complaints. To - which is added an &say on via Ifinineas. Lltsasse, Glees, seminal weaknesses ad* destructive habit of a private nature, kith an Address' to Parente, Guardians, tutors, sod those who have SSC e.ire and educatipo of youth, likewise advice .xo fathers,. parzicoLarly &see who art afflicted with nervous eomplaint. ; the whole Interapershdand Muslims' with a v.srLty of authentic faits never lath" rththibed—liy SAM UEL h / 1.0 MON, AL D. Frt.pa ter af those inestimable Medicine, the CortEallialm of (Mead, Asti . Impettgittes, &c. die. • . • • . .. • Lies, Buand Demi, • i Oeford-street ; Butler, 01116psidei llatt..Fachatlep.;:stid WaiS, uNcoumoN coop Taiv*puNik= SARACEN'S HEAD IN§, SNOIYIHLL, • LotooN. , • ~. To Tome. Lases. Eastritawa, aid an Parts tar gie Tour tNeacties. thereat Milt% and het. aztelhait Ikea; • tag It. W. it ouNTAIN and Co: TH. fallowing Posi-CoacLis, Mail~Coac2 ! es, 6u: set Out from the SA itACEN'a HEAD INS, einove:44ll4 • • • The UMPIRE, a Nevi LI hIR POOL ,Ligkt Ctmlacsiag one night on tit:, road, c a rrying four lusides and fournsitsidest aai Out every day at no o clock, arrives at Liverpool in 01 eirnang It six o'clock, by way of Dusetable, WA urn, Lathbury, No:shanty ton, Wciford, Lum ittherstene, • Limisisit, Stone, Rugely, Km-tuar,t, AV arrirtton, andereer.v. %Viticheeter, an4.Poskrttleke neat, roar. Inside Coach, at halt-v. - at o'clock. in the sporsahg, artivtisielthe DcAphittlun, Santhamuton, by life "rsl;. i is fi mat delightlitt con% , ance it; the Isle of Wi7ht, Gasman; st. Wane the Orace, Cherbourg, Szt. • .311RAWPWRI:S. Wellington, sr.l fillLYosl .Post-t;tii, ever? , evening, at. . W Derrzhe , rer; I t isanfurd, SaUsbury,.Asll_loit4 ; and 11,...logitoke'new for everr erten:mein txifymouth packti ian yr,Enfiray,-.llderney„St. Mites, lite: • 3C. , CLlRb4.llignict.-4 . , birkiitiouth, Igaechsihir; atillist 7, Darcmoriaktialids 4416 Pa .% Clogcbkvitra Awe, rongli . lloriiint; Axminster . , Br port, .!i 1 l ; e, and Bagshot. a . BOSTOh7; Spalding, Peterborough, Stilton . , and Iruntingej Royal :dad Coach, sets out every re-clung-to - Spilaby, Lo ; Grirrisby.ktid Hull. • C. BAT I and blt sTo.t. Post-Coaellee t throngliChippeep..... ham, Caine. and MATilmrotrjh, crery aftebioan s arrive at Alirp May's, the Oreyiurm.l 1:in; lath , and the • La4ern q's Aker% Thomas -street, audthc-5e..a.4, Drittol, neit Monti*. Cowgirl.. to Wells, Brdgcwatcr, Taunton, Exeter, Pljmouth, del: 4 •.; LEEDS new Light Coach, called the Rockingham, act** every Xon.ing ; clerics No f. , .,ide; only , and goes tcloolitls o l L easy kith a- Guard through.Af ; • krairs throne! Sta 4 Newark,lietfoid, Doncestia, and kersybridge, to tilt mard, Lion„-Leed), heat Morning. -NOfwithetadding the umaterndidn . - expedision. of this Coach, it is allows.: to be the muse sig4ernalle and cuesplete convey:ma:eon the Nurts lvaad , ,ltCjz nisetpralai l d in Accmninoilation by any othri... • • rLASOOW, I.or:gtown; - Oretna-bireti, Down-kik_ Brinvniaill, Thornhill, Sanquhar-kiln, Conmnci.,Kigrtveltatt.;F all truls of Scotland, a Pod Coach, (Daily). • 14.1R1C, tkarbotough, Whitby, Shields Sutuintina_. castle, and Edinburgh new Fwar.inside Shields, with 3 . Guail • through...it ; sets twt every Murrains at. Niglies?Cloili,s by et N...watk, Betio, d, Tadeaster, Darlington, Northallertott bd. hum, Alorpcth, and Bciwkk. l'assei.gers finding theanseler.4 1 fatigued from the lorigth Of the journey, may rest what time they Omar, and then proceed on as it bout any additional fare. • MA it L UOROUG 111, Swindon, itiunabut y,Hungerfurif, an'a Newbury Post-coach, at Seven In the blerning. • IDGNORTII and NVahall New Coach, every Rreningi CA a I. I S 1.11, Penrith,and W h itchaven,Four-insidePOtt-coaca ; and a Guard aU the way. P.isses through Brough, Appkty; Creatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wethertry ; Aberferd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets out every Morning; and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by bwiness, or pleasure, have the peculka advantage of their seats bring secured in the nett Coach:. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby.Lonsdale, fk,l tqn t Chorley, Ormskirk, and Garstaug Poo Cosines, every Atu,r. noon, at fivr o'c 10ck. 7 -G oat ded. LlVEllPool.,Watrington Knutsford, Stone and Litchikir% Poet Coach, called Royal lkiiat:ce, every Evening, at FIN, • o'Clock, to the Saracco's Ileael luu,lc-ctrent, Liverpook— Guarded throughout. CIIkeSTEI2, Newport, Whitchurch, taperley, Nant.vlch, Northwich, and illiddlewich Post Coach, every Eveuiag, i. Five o'clock. N DILKLAN 0, Stockton, and Tann, new Coach, every Mowing, to the George Ims, Sunderland. NI A NCIIKSTE Ft, Winslow, Car g!.. ton, Newcastle, Waßa i and Wolverhampton Post Coach, every A ft ernoon.—Guard e d. SIU ELI/ and Rotherham Post Coach, called the Hoc's: . Ingham, every Morning. - •• • . Bill MI NGIIAM rust Coach, with a Gnard l sets out ettery Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at noon. Pima by Daventry, Tuwct ger, Leamington, and Warwick, to the &- racemes Heed, 80lt -street, Birmingham. ' • HULL. Nurthcave, Howden, Thera, and Don caster I' rst coach, rtry. 3( 4rn i ng , at hair-past six, te the Cross Keys, Mar ket-plae4 Hui!. DOVER, Ettettl, Margate, Sandwkh, Ramsgate, Canterbury • Favershatit, Chatham, Rochester, and Stroud new Post Co a ches; Morning, Noon, ell Night. HENI'I4IRD, Wart:, liodesdon, and Chesluutt Coacheiery Morning.- • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at italtr.tt. Two, at floe, and at Night o'Clock. :..~. - wacrovia. • .To Hemel flenpstead, Watford, arid Stanmcre, 5 demi"' trite; Di a, Beccles, Buusqy, Bury, atul all I..rts of Saliolk; testy • Munday. Cirencester, Abingden, Henley, and 6logrester, tiutx tunes a we, k. er B. W. >IOI7bITA 1201 and CV. respectfully acquaint tbilt*. Friends and thy Public, gain Oar, not be accountzble los 41,1 f. Parcel, l'asacupn' Lupg•Cfe, i L.:e, &c , of mare t • Five Pounds valise, if lust, stclen, or S. uagrd t unless,awerad as sutivand tht Isarancs 'd I ,E L dead,dnaw•Lill, - 1 f, 1 ' . i l i 1 ' .. 1 l i i ,1 I I .1 1 1 i 1 j v ' ' 1 1 • i " i 1 t i , I r. lk i 4 i lP. l i . i 1 I •I i il l i A \ 1 i ' t I I I 1 !t . ' PA ! I' i 1 el 4 : # , 1 . i #' 4 , i Vr i . : KENT ELECTION. • ,11 1 HE COIIII2TTEE for CONDUCTING th 4 ELSETTONof Sit .K.DWAKD KisTATCIIVULL sire, that all perecies having any Demand upon !2Se-ri on account of the Election, will delivei the same immtdiately to Mown. Burr, Hoar, and Burr, of Maidstone, their Agettts, in order that the same may be adjusted and paid.. WILLIAM DEEDES, Chainuan. Maidstone, June 1813. r it tl L Ft 1