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.. ... c i n d * 4 . - 17.;%--4 v . 1 - q i i• -. . W I f i r C: L te... 4- 4,,w0. 4.....,., "AA : , Ple, , : . . . l ii ~ . 04.1111 4 .0 14 '1 4, ~,_,..,. ----) it ct l. _ __ . . ... SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1815. r:s 1111 " t 8797. PRICE SIXPENCR-lIALIPPENNY. THEATRE ROY.U., DIME Y.I.ANE ON MONDAY NEXT, their Ikllt:esties' Servants will perform the Tragrely KING RICHARD THE THIRD. In tl , i! Prekg. and speedily will Ise published, TtIONTFIERMER, a POEM, in Six Camps.. By EDWARD QUILLINAN, Esq. of the Third Dr.t gomi Guards. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater no,t er row. OFFICE OP ORDNANCE, Ma 3, ist S. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of iirr 1:11 JASTrr ORDNANCE, Jo &rely riot moat, virr ci.uo. THE ANNIVESARY m :e AIR ri-my ,:f the bte High iitniutir.dileWll.l.l.lM I'l Er, wia be cum• inemanited at the Cry of I..unduu u.i Sattaday, the arlth histant. Sir RWJXII.T PU.I., hart. M.P. Nict• Pre in the Ticket s not trias'erable, Twu %ad', 01. b.• had by Members unly. on ap7'iration at dm favetn. the 22d, 21J, ant 4th levant, but out atervraniv, baweeu thz hums 4..1 Worst& and Fuur o'Cluck. Duke of Glo'ster, Mr. KEY. To •hick will br added, LODOIS KA. Ttlrm!.,y, the MTh's Bridge ; with (first time) a Comic Balet, „9,,i lhivc Love out of Doors, kiell get in at the Window; . :1 ,1 I he Child. w,.lfiesday, The Merry Wive; of Witsdvir ; with Loiloit.ko. - r , .... I . The Virlictl of Fortune; with Ttie Woodinan's ilot. I I 11:.% rRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ON MON DAY NEXT, will be performed, the TrAgsity at COR [MANUS. Carus Mar , ius Curio!anus, Mr. ICEMBLE. • To which will he added, HARLEQUIN NV H 11I'l NUCON. 0.1,r0 att4l lulitt ; with Zeinhisca. Wear. miry, t' mitts ; with first thus') a New Farce, callcd The „ i ,„„ , I W.,r .00l The Miller ace: his Men. I h ui di- 11.! of 1 he Stranger. (-A . R.-NM) HARMONIC DINNER, FREE ‘,3 AVERN, as MONDAY NEXT, at Five :v AT, L.:::1)0N in the Chair; Mr. C. TAYLOR, Deputy. STEWARDS. Air. DE: LAMP •A.r f 02.‘Dtivits ry N Ir. ! itINVM Air k.NII3tY r : cs. each, including Mr. EVA KS Mr. Gomm Mr. l : , titur NIr..G. Start ■ Mr. TER RAIL Mr. INEss t, to be had at the Ear of the T.v..1.• NUTF'S COItiFEC Just putslbbed, pnce 'A. I.Alt-bounct% rsliiE Complete CONFLC I'IONER, or, The Who.t: .>Wl* %If CONFECTION I.ItY made easy—Also, Lc• • 3 tor Home-made Wines, t •ordsalb, Frenchaud ltaWu I.lq , ,ttar, FILEVERICK Lt: itb Lthtl4 v. 31:target{ and invrove.:. by I 13 )313tenaT, of Paris, Confectioner and bistiller. Pri. nAti fnr Samucl Ltigh, Is , hinal WILLIAM OF M•kLMSBUKY. 7114.:4.:). wag published, hantltonts ly ;Tantalus one krge Volutes, royal ett.. prier Xs s 4. ri 1 1-1 HISTORY of the KINGS° , ENO I:. AND, 1. Irom t• e Arrival of the Saxons. A. D 440, to his osv:i Tfir t 4, &II 1143. By 111'11.1.1AM of MAlLANbtatlf. Co. tr. aeh atalteotie M.i . and tr.t,talated front the original Latta With a Pt ciao-, Vote., ald 41'1 Lidex. By to , Rev. JOHN . HARPE, B. A. Late Scholar oi Trinity Coiltge, Crafted, I.sutate of Elst4.a.l and f 1 rry or!. StliPtlL • P. inted for I.oognian. Hur,t, Refs, Orme, and lirown, rah r no,r, r ro at ill: 13,11:•11 tpall• rf, i 4, Ntur itepodo.tr-. t. THE E131141411/IWH REVIEW Thasday War pubabbed. Trace Siz &Aiilings2 rrHE EDINBURGIi RkVIEIY, corCkITICAL JouitPtAi . No. Xl.lllll. Contents— -cents'• Lunl of the lel ; Hamilton on time National Pi bt ; I lie Wat.derer, by A lodasive si'.tt May : .m• ilk at an.: M•sisture • Researches as Greece, by Witham Martin Leaks; Braude no Calculi; Bonaparte's Campairs in ; Paradi.e of Coquctst.., a Poem ; 1-ewts and Clarke 's Eralr-la to the source of the Mi4stsini Meyer; Funesions of the therms, sy. te in ; ioativa Sou. bents s tPe last I..ur.tey and life of Alungu Park; Corti l AP , / ; franseei Quarserly Lies of stesisl'ultliestlons. Pruned for A. L'onotahle and Co. Ed;nburgh; and Loognsan, Hurst, Kees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom nay be bad, _ Eiit,burgh Ittview, from its console:mount, 1■ October, ]soil, to Ilk prt sem time, or soy Number ot Volume •eparatrly. In e• t..e, andimm dlatel.; will be pulilifled, By LONGUAS o. Pattruogter•ruw ; STOCKDALE, Plccam di liy ; and L LOT 11, Harley -street, LI'ORT of the I'ItOCEKDINGS relative to th t.;..5. of itosERT SUER 'ON, E.q. which took place c. $‘ o .:t•:•gg of the General Court or ProprieTors of kast• ladtz. cte k, at the 1'4.0-India House, in I.eadenhali-greet, Lon e.u.t, en it iday, the esti. of April, and, by Adjournment en tday, the stb of May, ISIS, for the purpotte of confirming a kl !Oita I. 111 at the Court of Direction for presenting him with 2e,t,00 1 iatn: iu : , hnrt Hand by Mr. FRASER, of Thank. Inn. '11.4 .e Proceedings, whilst they display a complete Vindkation of Mr Sh.r4on's honour, inteenty, and ahintr, It :y expose the swore avd origin of tho Charges brought against him in the dr parinivn! of 1:s :lin and Cosi ttttt s, so long hinee as in February, 1867, and which have been pending to the present 'lime. May K , 181 S. I hi. day .1k. ,1 , in giro. wi•li Four Plates, price I'..!s.bds. ir (;UN-::Ii0 . 1` WOUNDS or the EXTRE ‘, MIIIL , re•iubringthed,QarntOperationsofAntputa:ion, With flit it atter•ereattnent ; establishing the Advantages et Am ; oration nn aLe Fiekl rt ''artle to the O. lay tonally teconimend •1; estiibiting Übe Improvements introduced by Military orui in tlieOperations of Atriputation at the Hip-Joint, r. Joint, Thigh, Arm, Leg, litiotood Hand, dining the l'etsiti- War• ' oh.tingu.slitug the greater Number of Chars in which these Operatioets are neceesary ; and sheering the Sinsplkity and Lately of Amputation at the Mt itiLier-joint, and the Practicability td Nect-itity fur its Performai cc at the Hip joint. Thst whole esconipai4e4l by Remarks on the practice of the FtenehhirVugle, inecipa•ly deduced Iron Petsoi:al Observation; supported by (itheial lbeetatil•fl.l4 collected by Sic lame 114•Uregor, In,pcct.n • (.tneral Nliku.ty Hospitals, with tliz Army under the Unite Waling:nu, and intended fur the Use of ohs junior Otlicess ui the :.Ir!ic Al I hitat tnient of the llritish.Ainly. 14 0.1. GUTHRIE, of the Moyer College a Surgeons, London; Piney Inepoctor of Military Hospitals Printed fi.r I.onptiau, Horst, Pees, Chine, mid tiruwa, Pa •ttnoitri-row. SECOND EDITION.—LateIy pui , lisistd, price la. 6d. Ist.:ERVATIONS on the USE of the WORDS •••-0 :711A LL and WILL, chiefly designed for Persons educated it a ei,tiss.ce front the hletropolis, and atop for the Ilse of Schools. grid t , I hit , iesietc..—" The sxplanatiun of Shall, which Foreigner , Prirritic , als confound okb Will, is nee easy " Jamison.— ';,e proper use of the Words Shall, Will, NI Id, and Would, king been regarded as alimot unattainable by Foreigners. a caraulcoftsideration of the subject, however, the Au. b ir 'hp E•say is oi a ditkretis opinion; hi can attribute their Ire .• ri mistakes in tiffs point to nothing but a peculiarity in tlit 6:i It lallguagr t impiritc , ly explained; and is persuaded that ••• ai.pfcat:on ut these autiliai y ci6iis may be in i'efined, and of cour,e attained by due &Lemon. Lvety er 1041 instructor in rcelote situations, who would exempt • 'o.ld!eu or Vispilis font the &saliva:42E4:s which attach u. 'voieta: language, will find this bale Work particularly useful. s his I rac: bids fair to be extremely useful to Foreigners, •kl.o i. Gt!it,-rs ut English every where." British Critic. Mso, by the Willie Author, y-enicis on incidental Ambiguities and False Imports, Ste. ; • a Critical 14,5e:satins' un epartictsigg Imperft coon in er ireal which kw English Writers are entirely tree, win, I.samplea of hbstake from the must distinguislict; ' , dont. Price Is. Oil. Aks., a Grammar of the English Verb, with a new arrange `"' of Moods and I emir., priat ed. • t'i iided ior the Author, by Ldur an and Colegate ; and sold by Hurst, Rees, 01 tae, and Brown, esternoster-row , ...dun ; and to be bad ut ad ilocksalen Testis and Country. Mid day was published, Vecond Edtion, with slime direussion), ATENET of the MILLENIUM ; or of the Fir.t Resurrection to the Reign of CHRIS 1' upon Earth for a 'Thou :and Yearr. I.ondon : Printed for Fkichat I Rees, 42, Pall:wil t A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dahlia. TIM thy published, price I as. beards. KUNONEDIA.-A PRACTICAL ESSAY nn BreaMeg the ENGLISH SPANIEL or POINTER : with Instructions for attaining the Art of SHOOTING FIXING. In which the latter is reload to Rule, and the former Inculcated on Ps icipie. --Si via me mere, estendOm e,t Pi Munn ipsi By the Late WILLIAM DOBSON, Esq. Of Eden hall, Cumberlan,l. London Printed for Callow, Crown-court, Soho; and Whit . riugliam and Aritas. 543, Paternoster .1 ow. lust publklied, in two vilv AN AU rtiENTIC NAR RA rIVE of the IN. VASION of FRANCE. in 1814. By M. DE BEAUCHAMP, Author of " he History of the • War of l.a Vendee.' The punka! and miliiarYatUalsWnations have never sup plied such interesting subjects for the cnntemi•lation of num kind'as are united in the description oG thi. astonishing epoch, in which are exhibited the most memorable events, And the most afiecting ir•cident, that were ever produced by the sword ot tsar or r. corded by the pen of history. Printed fur H. Co!burn, 50, Conduit-street. BR! FISH AND FOIIEIGN BIBLE SOCIE Addrecsei to those who ask for dihsonstration. Lately published, handsomely printoil in one vnloine, Syn. pace Los, oil. Second Edition, with Atilitions and illustrations, of PRACTICAL EXI'OSI I'ION the Tendency and Proceedings of the British and Foreign Bible Society. By the Rev. H. H NORMS, A M. Curate of St. )tahn's Chapr!, Hackney, and Chaplain to the Earl haftsioury. Printed for P. C. and J. kivington, ts 4, St. Paul', Church-yard. N. B. The purchasers of the First Edition may have the Addi- tions separately, price Is. 6d. I his day was published, in one vol. 4to. Emlolbshed wirit Portraits of Archbishop JUXON, Archbishop Dnwes, Arebishup Pout Tan. Mr "FowN cur, Mr. Hisao?, and Mr. Ca tan v, price tourtluintas in ::. , arts, (Dedicated, by permission. to t heo/. sr•htpt ul Conorany of THE HIS WitYot MERCHANT- I'AYLORS' scliOOL, irom its Foundation to thy presetiCrune. In two Pars‘: T. Of irs Founlers, Patrons, Benetietort, and Masters. ('ft prtncival Scholars. 13y t i ro ft..v. WILSON, 8.0. ScnlndUntlenwaosr, . . . • Sad by F. C. and J. 1k tvin;ton, W. ()triage, 3.llAle..ard, I.aekiag•oo, Allwo, and C. and J. Asi tam:, 'Amnion ; and 3. Coat, Oxi. fa. - - , publish. (I, in one 11.1nd-omit Vo!unse, royal ato. Eifty.nnc Plates, price -el. Ls. board., (dedicated, w;th perinis,losi, to John tisane, Esq. P.. :h ke.) PRINCIPI.ES of PRACTICAL PER sPECrIVE; or, Se.a4IIOSAIMIC Pcoi cc rime : contain. iug ouiverwl Lulea for o.slineating Design. on various Suria-..es and taking Views from Nature, by the most single and explali does methods. To whici arc added, Rules for ohadowlng, and the.F.lenients of Painting. The wholt• treated in ft manlier cal culNteil to render the se:el Ice of PerspilLive and the art of Draw. lug easy of attaihmenit to every capacity. .‘ By RICI - lARD BROWN, Architect and Professor of Vet peetive. I.ondon: Printed fur Samuel strand : gold also by Peter Hill, Edinburgh ; Juba Cununiar, Dublin ; vtd all other Booksetkrs. . . This day was published, price Ss. in beards, icated to It. B Ss Assam, Esq.) THE SC HO OL FOR Was, containing a choke Collection of Bons Mots, Anecdotes, Epigrams, and other Jrua <Merits, spoken or written by ttw moat celebrated Wit. of the Age; a great many of which have never before been publi-nee.—lSy RALPH WEWIEZEtt, of the Theatre Royal, lirury-'ane London:. Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster row; J. htiler, Bow.t.treet, Covtnt garden; J. Chapple, Pall- Mall ; and J. Asperse, Cornhill. Thu prescrt Jest-Book is conflate - 4 submitted to the Public, as a volume calculated for the Parlour.window, or the breakfast table. It will afford to the Studious, a pleasant relaxation—to the Fair, a gratifying mirror—to the Youth of boil z•exes, an instruc tive divtrsion—and to the"f reveller, it will prove a cheeiful companion. coal. TAR BACII,VN AND PAIN rti, PR :pared for Out-Thor U•e4„ rrHE BRITISH COLOUR COMPANY, No. 1, Walbrcesk, London, beg leave ts inform the Nobility, Gen tlemen, and the Public, that 'hey continue to sell the ab we Ar ticles, which from a general use during the last twenty Years, are established as the cbrapest and be t preservatives of Wood and Iron, limo the in cries of weather, &c. Tar Brown has beets used . on moat public buildings, and ha; the peculiar proper') •f rendering the texture of soft woods VI durable as oak. The t'aints it will be observe) are in a state f►t for use, requiring only a ' , mall addition of prepared Oil; they are of various similes of :rcen and other colour►, particularly adapted for useful end or- Aainental purposes, and are at considerably reduced pi ices. White Lead of the hest quality, and Paints of all colours, for I inise, Estate, 'and bhipp"eg use,—Also Linseed Cake, Oils, and Vanishes of every desei rr Considerable advantage w3l be given to Dealers. BRITISH-PAINT MANUFACTORY, 62, QvrawitsraT, ChICAPSIDE. IMPENET RA BLE PAINTS, and COAL TA R 1 BROWN, for Pork Paling, Slates, Out-buddings, and tVeatl.eostarding, of every dccription. invisible Green, per cwt. Us. Red it nr.twn, pet cwt. 425. Dark Green, 763 White-faint 601. Olive ditto - . 11 VA. PrSpared Oil, to thin them Lead Colour 665, for UAC, ss. 641. per Gall. :stone Colour • 565. Plate raint for Inside Work cf ;.'liocolate Colour - 563 every description, Ste. &c. Reined Tar Brown CI,. per cwt.—Common ditto las. per cwt. N. B. The Impenetrable Paints ore very ornamental, a'.d will cover a surface nearly twice as great as other Paints: they also posstos a durability which renders them peculiarly valtialde, ' when applied to work constantly ezpoaed to the effects of the t weather ; and front their being ground in Linseed 0 , 1, aid dry. mg very quick, they are applicable to the general int-pos-s of Useful Inside Painting, as they give at the sante time a presrrv. log and very . bandsome covering. They are also a Cure for the Worm and Dry Rut, will Stand in hot Climates, and are easy ut application, being used In the same manner as Lotto r Paints. '1 lit• COAL. TAR BROWN is recommended tor the covering :If Rough Fencing, Pm wellies, Wood under Go wind or Water; parkti arty the Relined, which is perfectly insoluble in Water; she Wood will not penetrate *bans it is used ; it is of a very 300.1 colour, dries hard, and is eaaily applled,requiring only to be heated and laid on with a common tar-brush. Sold by UrTON 44 co. Qutewatreat t Cbeapside: '1 hat Proposals will Le received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before FRIDAY, the 19:h of M.ty ins'air, Ram sneh Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of E titsll-1111. WARE for service of this Department, for a period of thre years, determinable after die expiration of the first year, von notice of three months, at the option of either party. Patterns of the Articles may be vinveci noon aprihee. riot, at the Prinepal Storekeeper'. Office in the 'Tower; and fart h, r pal-14:411:ms, tow•ther with the Terms and Condition.: of the Cseitrot, may be known at the :Secretary's Mee in Pall-Mall focisai I, any day between the hours of in and 4 o'clock, wiser.. the Plopn.als mu.t fin delivered, sealed up and to.l..rwsl Proposals for hariben•w are ;" ban no Propo.al sna be adonin eti afttr the said VIVI iii.stant, :at twelve o'clock at noon of the same day, neither will any Tender he noticed unless the party snaking it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. liy Order of the Board, R. 11. CRAW, Secreearv. CON FRAC 1' FOR CLEANSIN..; BLANK rrs. NAPr-OFFICE., May 10, 1m1.5. T HE PRINCIPIL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIONERS•I His MAJESTY'. NAP"; b krrehy gh.e ,V4igt That on WEDNESDAY, the 17th instant, at Otte o'Cloat, they w:11 be ready to treat with such Persons as may be willing to Cortract for CLEANSING HANINIOk2Kti. The Ilsturnockh to be taken by the Contrlctor front his Mak•sty's Valets at Dept ford and Woolwich, and to he returned when cleansed. A storm of the Tender may le seen at this Office. No Tender nail( he received after one o'cluei, on the Jay of treaty, nor any noticed, unkss the party, or an aeon( whirls. Every Tender must be accostp.:,ied by a Letter, midi-es:rho the Nan., nuard,and aired iy two respoasille Persona, engyaginz to (trout hound with the Person tendering, in tle rum of 5i:5041, for the due perfir *saner of the (:entract. VICTUALLING-01; 111.1, 1:4 1613, T HE COMMISSIONERS for PICILLILLING HIS ALLIESTrs NAVI, Vii e, That on TUESDAY, the 23d instant, they will he ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed up, and treat 'for Five I lendred Chaldrons of plirs TANFIELD MOOR, WIND-4M's PONTOP, TOWNLEY, MAIN, or SIMPSON% P3N l'')P COALS (full pay) in entire Cargoes; One Hundred and Fifty Toni of LAVER POOL, or coarse-grained CHESHIRE SALT, or SALT of equal goodness; and Three Hundred Tons of CHE:4IIRE BAY SALT, of the largest grain, or SALT of equal goodness; to be delivered, the Coals in the space of two mouths, and the 'alt by :he :NO' of September u-st, into h;; Ma jesty% Victualling Stores at I)eptfor-1; a: o!, to be paid for by B:11, payable with livers:sit ninety day; aster date. N. H. The witoe wt the Salt is to be stisve•dried, and to be ammerahle to Sample. to he pro.:uced with the Teuilers. The Conslitions of the Cutitracts may he seen at the Setretary's Office, at this Of ;or (so far as regards the Contracts fur Salt) by assoleirg to the Coll,•ctors of she -air Duties at Liverpool, awl at htidiltewich, iu Chesh:re, rt speetively. No re ;aril halts an,y Tender in which the prier ,hell apt he inserted in it.ordi at length, or that shall nett he sklir.Ted to tile Board As. Ise one ° s ilos& on the said Taeiday, the 'WSJ iioste.et, nor stalesa th. Person wh., mates the T.Jer, or alms Person en his lehdf, attends S. a..i*r 'rhea CHELSEA HO:WIT:IL, May 3, IEI3. TIIESE are, by t)r&r of the It:glit ilonnural,le the Lords ani tethers Commis-Itiners fir mattap,ing the affairs (): the Royal Hospital at ChAsea, '0 give N:,tice, that hit Royal Melt nen the Prince Regent has been pleazed, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to command, that ail Out•Pcositincis be longing to the *aid Hos?ital, resident in London, IA- within ce miles thereof, who have been elischarge.l tram their regime nis as private men, as Wcil 114 from the Cavalry, Foot Geards, aid Li gature of the Line, as I rum the Militia and Fenciblei, (.lie Out. l'enconers front the late Horse Guard*, the Horse (ireiialier Guards, aid Royal, Regiment of Horse-Guir.l., such men as liy the Hospital Books arc now more than fitty-five years of age, or hal served twenty-tour years in the Cavalry, or twenty-Dime years iu the Infantry, previously to their discharges, those who have lot a limb. or thar eyesight, or are crippltis, or who received a certificate of their total unhmess for further service, fr an any of the Officers entployed at the general examination of Out-Pen shiners in the year le 13, those who are at present in the receipt o a Pension exceeding (Inc :ihilt.ng per diem, or those actually rving In the Militia, or Local Militia, as Non-commissioned Officer*, excepted), do personally and regimentally appear wi!h their lhaructions and Certitkates of Admission, at the said Hos pital, on the respective Days 'undermentioned, and appointed for them, according to their several Rates of Pension, when and where attendante will he given, from nine o'clock in the morning, till three in the afternoon, in order that such of theut as on exa mination shall be lit, may be sent to a Veteran Battalion, VIA. On MONDAY, the 15th of May, All the Pensioners at per day. Those at 6d. per day, from the Ist of Life Guards, the Dragoon Guards, with all the re maining regiments of Cavalry. On EU EIDAY, the 16th of May, Those at 6d. per day front the Foot Guards, the Ist Regiment of Foot, to the Fencibles, inclusive. On WEDNESDAY, the 17th of May, Those at 6d. per day train the King's German Legion, with all the remaining regiments or corps ; also the Pensioners at 9d. pi r day, from the Ist of Life Guards, with those Irons the seve ral regiments of Cavalry. On THURSDAY, the 18th of May, Those at 9d. per day, 'rain the Foot Guards, and the Ist Regiment of Foot, to t he 93d eiteitisive. On FRIDAY, the 19th of May, Those at 9d. per day trom the 94th Regiment of Foot, and all the renia g Regiment. eir Corps ; those at Is. per day Irani the Ist life Guards, with all those irons the several Regiments of Ca: airy. On SATURDAY, the _oth of May, 'I hose at Is. per day Irwin the three Reg of Foot Guards. _ _ On MONDAY, the 2gtCpt May, Thole at U. per day, front thc lit ►ttgiutcnt ut Fuot, to the Fencibles inclusive. On TUESDAY, the isd of May, Those at Is. per day from the Fore go Invalids, and all the m om:tune: Regiments or Corps. I Its Royal 1 lightiessis farther gra•iously pleased to order, that all the said private men found fit for service, shall be considerell as entitled to pay from the respective days of t 1. r appear.eice,iii pursuance of this Otehr, anti that none shall be required to serve in any other Corps that' a Veteran Dattation; aid that every OLIO f6tlllll fit for duty, shall, on his joinhig the battalion to which he shall be appointed, receive /bounty tat Xt. ss. or so much thereof as shall remain atter supplying hint whit prop, r necessaries; arid that those who, on examination, are found twfit ter ,tuty, he d;smissed with proportiovate eubsisteace to carry them back to their homes,estirnatmug the same front the tone of their leaviug their places of residence. Ills Royal Highness is farther pleased to declare, that every private out-pensioner received in cook.' ntity to this Order int.' a Veteran Battalion, whose out Pension is at ii•esent ni.der 9d. per Jay, shall los etilitled, when discharged dies etrom, ra licore his erosion increased to that rate, provided he be rrcunuuended by his Colonel, or Commanding Officer, as deservbig of his Majes ty's Royal bounty. And ft ht her, by Folded, that all the private Out Pet:sioners r. silent in Loudon, or within tw, nty-hve 1.14 es thereof, di-- charged a; aforesaid, (except as betuse witted) who shall it t avp,ar, and be exanuned at the time herein Jrpointed. will b: cuits.eirresi as otherwise provided for by G.lver 1111 l Oat, or :18 lead, and they will accordingly be crack off the Books of the Out l'emion of the said Unita). G. AUST, 13A2rary and Registrar. RQYAI. Or ::11*A()Etrri. AS a GEN - EltAl. ; of the C01.1.15.::e will ...‘" !•.. Ile 114: 6 nusitiv, a' the eleioing Year, for ti:e tot: of 'lie Mcasi AA that I:* l'ubik mty wiat P..raotes are 1.1114.3:1z1 -al Survoni, entitled to all die grAitt.l 0.•••1 r!. - -ml to ikittnbcfa of the College ; and as it is iniristtair, t:t-ri!ovre, that sur:B Liat %hook! 1w as correct as pouibl t, itiforsiat!uts of Death', or Clianget ut ReiPerce id Aft-nib:vs, a.lilre•irkl to the Secretary, at the Cugege, is, hereby p.micu!a.ly Itr.ler. /WM Utif) Scucury. q.h r , 141.1. To Ai: r .4)1.!) 11 , rltlv.viT cox . rlLAcr, iIARDWICKE.C.:JINT 1 1 .11 CK, t3I.OI!PES F.RSHIREs Capita FREEHOLD Ei of 11 1 /1er..., ,legant Nlaabion, and Meow. of ilarifwii kr, HANDSOME And S:ng.ll illy 1)/7.31RABLE A. MODERN MAN lON, mobt del ghtfully b4tiated, with ONE If U NDRED and FIF TEEN ACRES of Rich PAS 1 1.3:11I LAND, in a king Fence, the gleatrr part of which is Free of a:1 Tithes, The Manor, abounding with Game, eat -oils torts 242 Acres. Tins very desirable Proverty, commanding the most beautiful Ind evenit've Views, is bounded by the Turnpike Road leading from Gloom. er to Punit and 13ribtol, fr whence it is distant 29 mile. , 31 from 332!35, and five from Gltauceb:i r. Part of the Purchase Money :say remain on Morteve, or the Pre mises wilt be Let for a Fenn, with invind:ate Posays.aina. .1 he modern Furniture may be had at a vaJoat ion. Far furher Partieulirs apply at the IVlati.ion, or to Meabrs. Ilopgart and Phillipc, 62, Old liruad4treet, where a anal Ilevaiwn may be ,e:11• TO hi: O 01.1) IsY Pit:VATF. CON t itAC e, TIVIE very dusir.tbk and exten•ive MANORS of .Z. SNIrITZFILI.I) and IIEARLEY, in tke (:4 , :tuty of witk the itiiyaltiei, Quit and Chief Renti bet 'aging t 3 the:note; together with she Adaariuti fl.,us • ro.! I'Adock4 at,,i several capita! anti valuatde harm in Spine:l:ell of .re,a ‘Voolland, v•zi! oncLeawitn yo.isl growing Titolu r The w'iole eou:aining 14 Acre:, th:reabants, .usl the Coro Tith...6 of other Farin4. li•tatc I. all Freeh , .ll, au,l tithe-fre, Into proper proportioned IsicloioArcl fur poi busteaa lry, for wOich Else sod ia tavourahle. •ituatiot is delightful and healthy, and the F.Aate atla:tttoti for thr pre-erra ion U. every ipecie4 91 (Lone, awl c - 41- cants! for the riisitlence of any ::,•I):ett7.Bi or t ;:•:.tit :nazi oi rn;.- suite, in ab:Jut ate centre , if laud t:tree mil :rum Warwick, fur :roin itl4 turd up,ta .teckl, ill from Itir. minglant, and I 1 from euveotry, whit excellent reads to each. • . Fur further Particulars, and to treat fer the purch apply to Mr. Morlaud, of Ablugduu, with whom a Platt tht: Es:ate at..! be *ctn. tttuRKS£IIN►•.—D4'SIR.'BLii RESIDE KCE ro BE SOLD 11V i'ItIVATB CON 1 1 .Z.1C r E Comaincxl,ow I%IANS:ON. I.ttcly etected. L. with 24Acres. more •ir le4 of rich ht.adew end p 'vitro Lind adjoining, call.d SWiNN.)Vir PARK, unwed hi a R • 'porting Country, near :he brontuant limo , diitant about a ruhe front Wetherby, seven from ilarrowgate and twelve limn York. The Witte con.ists of a Breakfa,t Parlour, Dining room aul Drawing-room ria the gourd floor; five good Bed. roomi and two Dre-ung-rooms en the fird floor; and sic 2rd. rooms anti one. Dre.sing•rouni on the second fluor; an excelLnt Kitchen ‘upplied wish wa:..r, and every attached and detached. cony. thence. The Ground. are advantageously laid oin, an d the Kitchtn Garden wile.' ro,nitt and planted oitit choke Fenn. trees; also a Hot•howie, Creetoho u.r , MI! Aviary, good Stables, double Coach house, and Hato-p.-Imm: da::cheti. TI e above Erre Is Freels,l4, laud-tax redeemed, pays s small modus in lieu ut"litlitn, an.% the owner is eutitled to two Pear in the Paish Cbtircli ..1 We:herby. lmmr,Late pos,, sslcs maybe h..d; also the Furitizer.., at a :no !.rate valuati ,:s it de -reds Particulars may be known on ailphcation to Mr. Taylor, Tuwn Cl:rk of Kitson ; or Mr. I.'.V. C.Jty, a , Queeu%-squaru, likoni.btory, London, N. 11. If tequiretl, part of the porchace money may remain n a mortgage. If desire.l, more Land may be bra 10 rent. THE A I.FLIC FED. T HE Virtues of the CO R DIAL Bit Llll of CI. are daily dr.-.1 ilwrate,t, in eradicating the worst ai..l not dangerous symptimis of Nervous Debility. Nothing has tended so much to estahlol the fame of this Medicine, as its cer tain bUCC( . .I in those complaints wlich strike their roots so deep in the coustiticioti, and are so fatal to the happiness of trtankitid. This Medicine has been uncommonly successful with young pea. ple, who have the appearance and air of old age; who are pale, effeminate, benumbed, 'tepid, and even imbecile; w hose bodies are bec:lne bent, whose jeg4 are uu longer able to carry them— who have an utter distare for every thing, or are totally inespa• citate.L Where the stomach is frequently disor,!ered, the body Is weakened; paleness, Willy decay, ::nsi effiaciati.m succeed, and ) the eyes sink into th.• tt ail. The Balm of (lilt ad is i-repared by Dr..Soloinnn, of and is sold by every Medicine v, nth r in the United Kingdoksw. WESSEL's Gcsitiiite anci .Ik.SUITS I DROP:s, and P WANG RE:MEL/Y.—ln his Majesty's Nail and Army, these Drays 1:3V.• for years pan maintained their character at a specific for the Stitt vy, Or..vel, Dropsy, Strangtriry, Weakness and Obstructions in tie Urinary Passage, and tleneral Debifify ; but particularly for their alatiolitte ard speedy cure of the Venereal Disease, front the slightest, to its moil malignant symptoms; as a restorattre for general Debility, Wessel's Jesuits Drops have been ling known an: esteemed— such as have the misfortune to be troubled with stubborn Glee's, Seminal Effusions, or any weakncii of ;hr Kidney, UreterS, 1112.1der, Diabetes, or diliciilty of snaking went, will find in the Wessel's Jesuits Drop a sate, cheap, effet.(u::!, and Immediate c• t. re. Cantina—Each Iterle is it.t.ii:sed in a Ci.ver.mrsit Stamp, with the tollowingc-" las-ph Weisel, CC, St. Paid's l'hurcli-yard.'s l'he numerous Connie:lca, imposed ot. the Cm.ntry Venesers,4s well as the pubic, rcuJer this (-Julian highly necessary. Prices 91. and the larger cotetaming ten 'mai s, fur the convenience of parscu ;;•..tr.i, to sea t • , a t,. Sold by Saeger, Uttord-.;.set; Vara, Holborn; and Ton, Royal Itachange. HEALTH AND kIAPI`IN!•:;,S. WHEN tile spat k I , t life tegiax to grow dim, the circulation and the mammal iirulties impaired b y t h aw m o ic , e l,,,ly HIFI-nth:es wk.cit turnie%t the mind, and exhaust the strength of the enfrehied vcr arics of 1....A•vr-, Dr VENEL's I'ONIC R!' M! is proved by rap( 6u:ice to be the 11104: certain, safe, ani permatiert metitc..ie ever discovered, In every degree of niusctitar eiebility, va-relar n fixation, weak. :less or atotiy in eilitr vim; the invigoratinx and rraniniating powers of this balmy remedy are speedily manifestr.l. It is nos, however, by exciting a temporary stimulus ar ir - itati.et that those desirable dieses are produced, but by invigorating, renovannz, ud evitiltrating the animal spirits. • l'he Tonic effects of this di e.ze mrnedy re*: ore the languid, debilitated, nervous and Mixed of saes, from the ta.urtitirta.n of being an incumbrance to niciety, to the iu.st grazify4tig sad dignified meows ut consorts Aid parents. Dr. V, N r ic it Nt sDi is Prepaled and sold Wb 0 1,4,11, and Rttail-try tiir P!oprietur, at h.. but:s.., Nu . 14, New Nortle str..er, nut -spare, price llla. 61 per packet, or tour in ape :or SS-.. uty included. : old aho, by appointimpt, ac Bacws . os 150, xfotd.street ; ;chard:, 191. Strand; SIM southampton--treet, liulborn; and by all se sp. ct.ble Venders at town stud cootry. ca Iler ut4l Mel' 11