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FOE nizr. . • TEM Wall:WM. AM OF "Got ItAVit mE Sum after Dinner at Thorpe-te-`lolten, ApAl 29,.181 4, on the Seoond Anni'vet.ury of the Nainnal School., in tho Deanry of Tend:int, clittiis•ing row of very near 2;000 Children'. ton save great GOA cc our King; Health to our good old King ! God save tht King ! Fleets long victorious, nobly notorious, Armies as glorious, fight for Our King ! France, Spain and Portugal, seeing the Tyrant fill. ' Ptay for our King ! • He dar'd the World defy, and now had soar'd high, Roasting of Victory, but for our King! Blooms aqti Witt. LIN °TON ! Wond'rous deeds you have done! God save the King ! • But still Great Britain sighs that her tool Sovereign% eyes See not his brave Allies give France her King ! See not her Lilies grow, and with our roses blow : God save the Krng ! Shamrock and Thistle tooonied with the Rose's hue, He can no longer view.—God save the King ! Sees not hie Regent Son knish what he begun s G o od save the Ming! If Statesmen dead can know what passes here below, PITT I how thy heart must glow !—God save the King ! While loyal Su9,!cts here gladly sing every year, God save the King! For their dear Country's weal, teaching the young to feel, And, with religious zeal, honour their King! • Children chosen from several Parochial Schools were pub- licly examined in the Church, and did their Masters, and Dr. Bell's Madras System much credit. The Archdeacon of Col chester preached to a very large and most attentive Congregation a Sermon, which he was earnestly entreated to publish. It was distinguished by sound reasonit'g, humane sentiments, and a practical knowledge of his interesting subject. An excellent Band of Mu auended the Procession. The , day was fine, and nearly one hi:tilted persons, Clergy an Laity, dined together, most cordially uniting in the loyal, national, and benevolent feel ings of the day. It was indeed such a day as Lvery fri nd !n the best Interests of mankind would wish to see every year in ever Deanry in the Kingdom. ST4FFORD-11 . 0USE .4SSEMBJ.r. The Maribloness of STAFFORD commenced her par . ties on Vidal -night. The utmost magnificence pre vailed throughout the whole of the state rooms. The Ptct` are Gallery was brilliantly illuminated by Roman lamps and candelabras. The company • exceeded fifteen hundred fashionable; comprehending the • whole hest offarkion. • The cavalcade extended on the east to the Haymarket on the west to Hyde Palk ! •• corner t and'uorth to Geaften.street. They were no less than three line deep in the vicinity of St. James's . Palace. The Coinpany entered the Grand Hall, and thence proceeded immediately up the great-staircase, the site;.s Of which were covered w i ith scarlet cloth ; beanihirig off to the right and left, 'the visitßnrs en tered the different drawing-rooms. The whole of the evening . was drvotcd topromenading by the greater proportion of the La s t an y. The assembly did not break tip, until three o ' c lock. There were present among the almnst innumerable assemblage the dileingn4hed personages :—his Royal High ness the Patsies REGENT, his Royal Highness tile Duke of Coptic =TEA, his Royal Highness the Prida. • of buena', bls 'Royal Highness the Prince of Wm .3"xmasito? biti 'ROO Highness Prince GAGAIIIN, the Prince and 'Princess CASTELCICALAk their Exceßencies tfie itu.ssian;AUstrian ? Pi.rrueuese, Dutch, Prussian, Swedish, Hessian,•Turkish, and Bavarian Ambassa- Alert, mid their Ladies. • Every family of consideia. :lion was invited, and attended. The Ladies all came in full dress; a great deal of taste and novelty were displayed. Bishop's sleeves of white satin, with pink crape skirts, were won. ORPHAN CHILDREN IN GERMAN?. Some Young Ladies at Clapham, impressed with the accounts of the unparalleled sufferings on the Continent, which have ariserrfrom war and disease, and feeling for the forlorn situation of numberless children whotaee been deprived of their parents, for med themselves into a Committee ; and calied on the female inhabitants in the paribh to solicit their assis tance in raising a fund for the relief of these helpless • innocents. T. call was not made in vain, for through the liberality of all classes, not excepting servants, who contributed largely, the sum of E 219. ISs. 84d. was collected, and has been paid to the Committee in London for German distress, to be ap hlied to this benevolent purpose. It is, sincerely to be oped, that the result of this noble exertion will prove an incitement to Ladies throughout the nation, to fol low go laudable an example and that the kpplica , don matt' cinema to the lower classes of society ;—as fifty,' in many instances, have given such 'striking pools of graterosity would do credit to the highest *Aden: 'la life. The toil - owing Im IIA Proclasn pethi ukase, or anon, • Kul at the General Meeting.of the Burrisst and imunpv .13teut Society, held affreemasons' Tavern, Goat Questi-street, London, on Wednesday, May 4, jgl 1,, br the Rev. Mr . PisatenroN, • from MOSCOW, as evincing the lively interest which the Emperor ALEX- Alenta takes in the cause of reli&n: f. ANSL ATM.) as Big,Oven Sonterrs!—A year is, elapsed since we were called spun to return thanks to Con for delivering our realms from the, bands of cruel and powerful enemies. - Scarcely is the present year expired, and already our victorious banners are erected on the banks of the Rhine. Europe, which was armed against irs, is now voluntarily marching with us! All the nations ' which He between Russia and France fellow our example ; and, . baying united their arms with ours, turn them against the op . pressor of the nations. " So great a change upon earth Could tray have been effected • by the spitial power of Gov. Ibe destiny of nations and States rises and falls by the power of his almighty arm. Who is power• fel without him ? Who Is strong and stable, unfits& py his will ? 4,4 t up turn to Rim with our whole heart aid mind. Let us not be proud of our own deeds. Let us never imagine that we are itore than wean mortals What are we? So long as the hand Goo is with us, we are to possession of wisdom and might but without him we are nothing. Let all the praise of man, rerefore, be silenced before him. Let each of us present tilt sacrifice of praise to ;dint° whom it is disc. Our true glory and honour is humility before Min. We are convinced that each of our faithful subjc.cte always feels this, and especially after so muc,ls Divine goodnett has bean poure d upon us. Animated, therefore, by thesemritintents of humility and zeal, we ordain, on ,be preaftiz occasion, that throughout our whole unyoke every temple of Goo be opened; that in every church solenia thanks.* givr.g,s be rserented, on trended knees, to the MAcr.a and Dia-' „, Lit of all tpargst and th.et all present tears of the ve,amest sratitude to,him for the .tiosi -titable mkr i cy shewn W. By the power of tats almighty arift he nab driven us out of great deeps, • tind Theca, no on the pinnacle of glory i—What shall we render - vow him but teari of Erititusle anti joy r (Signed> 't Riad-.outer,, 011priliies paves (0;54 one • L e if . • FROM SATURDAY llTOlngir GAZETTE. eIArI7ERSITT 1141TELLIORNCT. OXFORD, MAY Tuesday John K inaston Powell, Esq. B.e.L. late Pelfoil cf All Soule Collegd. and now M.P. for the county of 'Salop, was admitted D.C.l.Grand Compounder, . The Rev. Wni. West Nero, M.A. of Magdalen 1-lill, late Vice-Prir.cipal an 4 do* Rector of Bosworth, in Leicesters Lire, was admitted Bache* In Dirlrtlty.. • Thursday the Pike tompositions were adjudged to the fol lowing gentlemen t Latin Essay—De Ephomeum spud Latedatmonios Magistrate. Mr Renh Dickson Hampden, B.A. of Oriel Collage. English Essay-4 Comparative Estimate of the English Lite rature of the 17th and 111111 Centuries. Mr. Rithard Burdens, B. A. Fellow 'of Oriel College Latin Verse--Germanicus extol. Varo Leglonlbusque su-I perms solvit. rp. Andrew Hammond undergraduate, commoner Of Christ Church. Sir anger Newdigates Prize—English Verse—Nlobe : - Me. john Leycester Adalphusundergradcat , ., scholar of St. John's College. Yesterday the following Gentlemen were admitted to degrees: Cf.. In CiVil Law—The Rev. `oho Edward Tarktoty B FellOw of All Souls' College, grand compound,r ; the Rev. Peter.Freye !Lowy, B.C.L. tetlow of ditto. Masters of Arts--Rev. Stephen Barba, of Merton sCollege; Rev. Henry Much and lames Hitching., of Christ Chat; ; Rev. Rbbert Wynnel Eyton, of traseunsute Coilege ; Rev. James Wtn. James, of Jesus College. - Bachelors of Arta—Messrs. Tyrrell Knapp, Exeter Caller ; Wm. Hopkins Oriel College ; Stephen Langston;Wadhant Col lege ; Christopher Packe, Worcester College; Charles Hutchins and Mr. Edward Smith, St. obn . * College ; Mr. Robert Pe , University College; Wm. Crawky, Brasemsose College; Mr. Peter Maiogy, Pettibrtke College. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. / AVERAGE PRICE it CORN in ENGLAND and WALES, • (rum the returns ending the tith at May, 1814. Wheat. Rye.. Barley. Ow. Beans. Pease. s. 4. 1 I- a. 4. I 4. d. I a. d. 1 I a. d. I a. 4. 68 10 43 2 1 57 2 26 0 45 3 f 110 1 the aierage ptlec al Sugar, coinputedfrOart the return" made 16 the swish assiiisg the lick ot May, Is 71s. 44. pes cwt. , Wantsday the Rev. B. C. Herring, D. D. Fallow of •trinity College, was presented by the President and Fellows of that so ciety to the valuable rectory of Ituthelfield Gray% in the county aid diree►e of Oxford, void by the death of the Rev. 1.13. Moulding. Rev. Henry Cartwright Denims, B.A. of Se.. Alb an Halt, Ox ford, is appointed Ch.tplatn t.. tlge Presidency of Madras. Rev. halt* Moore, 1.1..8 Rector of Sutton-upon-Di rwent, Yorkshire, has been collated by the Dean and Chapter of Sr. Pant's to the vicarage of St. Pancras, vacated by Dr. Middleton on his appointment to the episcopal see of Calcutta. • Rev. 1. G. Litdebales, to the vicarage of iiishois Langliam; Norfolk. Rev. T. nowne. to the vicarage of Lytitico, Kent. Rev R. Black, MA. Chaplain to the Hight Him. Lord Viol sit.gham, and Re. ti.r of Ht.rion, I 54e7.. to huh' by dispema inn that living with the rectory at Copt', ck cum Was:Airouk, Sat folk, to which rectory he has been lately presented by Lord Walsm o oharn. • _. .... • Rev. William Edge, to the vicarage of Weybrtad, St. Mary, Suffolk. The Rev. Henry Cartwr:ght Bankes, A.B. of St. Alban Hall, Oxford, is gone out in the suite of Governor Elliot, as Chaplain to the Presidency of Madras, at SI 500 per annum. Last week the panshioners of Brom• and unanimously oketed the Rev. Robert Pearce, M. I. one of the Vicars Choral of He- - Jeford Cathedral, to be one of the Six Vrzlectors in Divinity, foonslo. at an early period in that church. • MAKRIF.D. Tuesday, as White Waltham, Bats, Lieutenant-Colonel C. 72: -Esher, of the Royal Horse Art Well; to Fitz2beth, thirst daughter of Thomas Rawlings, Esq. of tk:. place. • Tuesday, the Rev. J. W. Vivian, to Katheriite, etde i.laugllL ter of Edward Grillo, of Flank-buildings, E At Madras, the 22d September, 1811, Major Gibson, of the 10th native regiment, to Eliza Harriet, only daughteruf T. Parry Esq. of St.Thoem's-castle, Madras. Lately, at Portcheiter, Captain Gordon, late of the Rosstire Militia, to Miss Russell, 4deat daughter of Mr. Thos. RosselL Cl l / 4 1. Cholmondeley, Esq. to Miss . Catherine Francs, daugh ter of Sir Philip Francis. K B. ,IFAR.GILBEICI"s VEGETABLE ANTISCOIt. BUTIC DROPS. are sold in London, wholesale and Isy R. Cutler. 4, Chrapide ; Newhery and Sons, 4:1, Vt. Paors; E. Edwards, (l'.te Shaw and Edward.) Ge, Dit.to• and Sutt..,n and Co. (late liicey and Co.) 10. Bow Chuteh- ya rd, in bottles at £l.2s. and a small size at 4s. nd. each. Thin extraordinary Medic!he stands unparalleled in the cure of many Inveterate and Jarrning diseases to which the human body is subject at all seasons of the year, and in every climate, but the cures which bavo been obta•ne,i. from its use in the following disorders, exceed every thing of the kind which have come under our observation, via. tichrophu'a or Kite ea Evil, Cancers, Uicerattd Legs; Wounds in any part of the Body, particularly Fistulas, Ales internal or external, lxpr. sy, Scorbu tic Eroptions, and all Corrosive Humours, when affecting the head. eyes, or any part of the body or limbs. Ibe numerous evidences which are extant with regard to its success in the cure of Paralytic Affectimis, Gravel, Rheumatism, and Rheumatic Gout, best attest Its powers over these dreadful diseases. Many other disorders which originate from the Scurvy internally, and lie, as it may be said, dormant is the system for a series of years, but are at last from their inveteracy routed into action, and pro duce a train of *offerings too severe for description, may be checked in their infancy by a few bottles of this invaluable re medy. la moo- to verify these remar►s, we subjoin the follow ing interesting Case, which contains facts the most important: To Mr. GIS.IIIIT, Proprietor of the VLOxTAILC ANTISCOIt• legs of the day. It was indeed such a day as Lycra fri ••nd t n the 'a`..aa.".!"•e"‘ ia " , "`` . "‘"' - '‘ ia-L a aiei a •Y m e. and JU'Y VI at on 111 S Jilpi.immrlic SU MU CplllLOpii WC US ‘...4ICUIEZU . Sold wboleeale and reiiil at Mr. butier's.4,Cheapeide. f the [swot and Commercad Inn, Stoke-upoto'l ICH', at thre e. Rev. J. G. Litdebales, to the vicarage of Wawa 's Langliam; ' best Interests of manlik] would wish to nee every year in ever ; o f St. Paul's Cauteh-Yard by baarp and BANN, P escsn Attorniei, Mr. John 'lromitason, Statiordshire Pee (era a ; Norfolk. Deane in the Kinadom. lbw:, We , ton. All:lett, and Mallory, Portsea; Hall, Jol or Mesit a. Anstice aud'Wrlght, No. 3, King's B. :Kit W aaks, Rev. T. Dosvne. to the vicarage of Lydelen, Kent. and Harding, Goep .rt ; Coleenati sod Jae h, Stu:entree • • ST;IPFORD-HOUSE4SSEIIIBJ.r. Temple, London. ' Rev R. Black, M.A. Chalain to the Right Hon. Lord Vial- and Ross end turner, Hull ; I 'Jutland, Cooketonhy, Neti .. Robert Crocker, of Yerrelltoo, Somenetshlre corn-factor. dezder sieghain, and R eie er of Hu r on, 1 saes. , to hold ba dispen•a•ien '' . . - . and chapman June 16, 17, and July u, at eleven iv :tie Met-- that living with the rectory of Copd, ck cum Wabehro,,k, Safi- and Gilbert, Plymouth; Koott and Lloyd , and awiane The Meribloness of STAFFORD commenced het par- maid inn, Yeleril. Attornies. Mtwara Watts atteWalalieuva, folk, to which rectory he has beet, lately presented by Lord Co.. Birmingham i Staines, I vide and Atkinson , Mattel frewrean, Exeter, Easter and M•Danald, falla-eutri ;Bear • . ties on Friday night. The utmost magnificence pre- or Mr. John' Williams, Red Lion-square, Loudon. Waleiham. • Barry,Bristol; Steven-on am! Co. Norwich; thvinten. Lett James Lawrence, of Gosport, Hams, plumber and• glazier, Rev. William Edge, to the vicarage of Weybnad, St. Mary, Tailed throe hoot the whole of the state rooms. The Edwardian.' Pen ny, and Bella Tr and Lathbary, Lammed i - • . dealer and chapman, May 30, 31, at twelve. and July sat ten, Suffolk. Plctiare Gallery was brilliantly illuminated by Romanand Ledger. Dover ; White, Brighton a ltoberts.and Ruff., at the India Arms, Goeport. Atufruie., Messrs. Bleasdale The Rev. Henryartwr: ht Bankes, A.B. of St. Alban H 11 lamps and candelabras. - The company • exceeded Alexander, and Holm% tat). 10, New-lon, Loudon ;or Mr. Oxford, is gone out -Y in the lite of Governor Elliot, as Cbapl a ain atat.'2l79lanaididte6taaileat most Calmer ' ? ildietliCine Vendel.s, i° • • • fifteen hundred fashionable; ' comprehending the •' Cruickshank, Gosport. to the Presidency of Madras, at in 500 Per annum. . - . Thomas Webb the younger, of Go port, Helen, grocer, dealer Last week the pantadotieni of Brom; std unanimously oketed RENOVATED HEALT/Lt • - • wholehestefa . rkio n. • The cavalcade extended on the . and chapman, May 30, el, atel July 2, a. three, at he lathe the Rev. Robert Pearce, M. A. one of the Vicars Chord of He-- IT has been too frequently the subtect of jur 'east to the Ha y market ;- on the west to Hyde Palk- Arms inn, Gasmen. Aztornies, alessrs. teleasdale, Aleiander, ateford Cathedral , to be eat of the Six Vrzlectors in Divinity, . . . ~. gee. r3lrepreib3tiou, that reel' destitute of thjt elesseats • . • .. corner i and north to Grafton-street. They were no and Heine, No. 10, aletv-tiou, London; t..r adr. Cruicksaaak bowie at an early period, in that church. • • • • _ medical a. t have offered theimelves as candidates far pub less than three line deep in the vicinity of St. James's Gosport. - - - 1 a.--..- • William Haat, late of Ce.iviore Town, Prince Edward's • t. M.kitRILD. tronage in the profession of Pliyik. For the purpose of ant, Palace. The aoinpany etteered the Grand Hall, and Island, but now of Deptford, K- tit, mercl.aist, May 21, June Tuesday, as White Waltham, Betts, Lieutenant-Colonel G. 'ice to the result of our studies and etperienee, and to prey 1 ' thence proceeded immediately up the great -staircate . , 14, and July 9, at elev e n at Guildhall. Anomie-se M , &Maher, of the Royal Horse Artillery ; to Flizebeth, eldest .from being (Usual among those eiu,pitace whose impeder . tile AM.' • sOf which were covered seith scarlet cloth ; Abstice, Cox, and Wright', King's Leach Walk, Temple. daughter a Thomas Rawlings, Esq. of ilea place. /C 1540111 have, onfortunately for society. been too favuural beanibitig off to he right and left, 'the visitants en• George Astbury, of ilauley, Staffard•bire, drwiLt dealer and • Tuesday , the Rev. J. W. Vivian, to Katherine, (tacit daugbi• cti red, we beg leave to sub,nit to the liberal and enlighten • a ' .. faithful mit-. ment *lode pursuits ISrI acquirements. - . tered the different drawing-rooms. The whole of the chapman, June 15, 16, at tee, and July e, at three, at the ter of Ed w ard Grialel a af f3ank-buildly g e * E '' .l ' Shakespeare T avern, Newcastle t.. a• .1 yule. eattornies, Mr. At Madras, the 22d September, Itit a Major Gibson, of the Aft. r having tecehred a regular nicelcaletiucetion, u the . evening was drviattd to p ro menading by the greater • • • .• • Samuel Wilson, King's Bench Wear.s, •I'emele, London •ur 10tb =dye regiment, to Eliza Harret, only dateghteruf •1 : . Parry praca i . proport i on of the company. The assembly did not Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-under-Lyme. . ' Esq. of St. Theme's-castle, Madras. carefußy attended, as Prolioars sod Surgeons of the Londet • break up, until three o'clock. There were present James belie, of New-cour t , amide of Dowuton, Wilts, dealer • Lately, at Portcheater, Captain Gordon, late of the Rosshlre Pita% we entered -ourstires as students In chat justly celel amnng the al most innumerable assemblage the ioi- lowing di ushed personages :-hi; Royal Hi',ll- and Chapman , May 30, at six, May 31, at two, aod July 2, at eleven, at the Public Romns, New Sarum. Attonnes, Mr. Militia, to Miss Russell, cadent daughter of Mr. Thus. itueselL .tchool fo r . and cal acquir . emen . 3,. ~.t he Royal College of Dunn, acrd were initru sled is the =went branches • f Ant O. J. Cholniondeley, Esq. to Miss Catherine Francs, daugb- .- and . . Cher • • • es John Hue:ding junior , of New Sarum; or BiLssrs. Millen, :sr of Sir Philip Francis. KB. Surgery, the a heory Practice of Ployea, ietry, • meta the Panics REGENT, his 125.tinl Highness tile Middle Tempie•lane, London. • . vriferye &Sudsy, Etc. Sec. Sec by those eminent Professore Dute 01 ,GLOUCarren, his Royal Highness th e Pritict• Charles Peter Norton, ut I.udgate-bill, London, silversmith, DIED. • biunre,•Gregulel, Black, Harailton, Dessican, • and Ruche Sunday letiniglit, at ) Cloeebutat Manse, Dum . friessh ire, the Bee. We trust we shall rapt be learned preeuniptuous M saying . Of oltANCils his 'Royal Highness the Prince of Wm. . dealer an t i cbalaao, May 24, 31, mid July 2, at ten, at Guild- 1- '0• et TS: I hall. Attoruey, Mr. Dawes , Angel-court, Thrugnuaton. Andrew Yorstoun, the much-respected Minister of that Parish mu. proficiency and. acqeirements are not ineousalerable. H '. - .21talEilittG ? m . Roy a l 4 sigatress Prince GAGAIIIN, the • .for forty years. for a Meg series of yeah, nrule VENERF.AL COMPLAI _ Prince and 'Princess CASTELCICALAe their Excellencies , s t reet. The 24th tat. of his wounds before Bayonne, Ensig l a William ma the various diseases of VEhtLf IY, the particular oh s. . . DIVIDENDS Co be made at GUILDHALL. . a . the Russian, Atisirian, Perruguese, Dutch, Prussian, May 28, Win. James Ruberes. of Bartlett's Buildings, coach- Henri Pitt, of the Coldetreant Guards. our studies and preeoce, it will, we hope, be allowed that we On tte 401 inst at Aberaftwith Miss Cotten aecd 62 She led lof Swedish, Hessian, Turkish, ' and Bavarian Ambassa- proprietor, at one. Jen. 13. Wm. kbeharn, High ishureatteli, " • ' '' • ' aes i admi s eta p erior /um* i• - t heir treatment and can had just arrived t:..,n1 r ranetomer a connnemeut us e.eiren years, blight ana recent CAMS of in noon , a protect re-estasoceee chinanitu, at twelve. June • ~ dors, and their Ladies. • Every family of consideia. li, Benjeson, Mari 'made, St. Jemesa street, waits merchant, at eleven. June ii, Molts Benzes, Lam- from which she wee Ithet and by the Cossacks . complred in the short period of two days, and in those 4 . 'lion was invited, and attended. The Ladies all came both 1 errace, P-A eller, at ten. Jour 11 , Ann Leah . , Felmoutb, The lath instant, at West Cowes, Captain James Hills R.N. utmost inveteraey, where other practitioners bate ailed a who had been recently appointed to,the command &Me Medina cu ss , a proper pareeecranee..in cur plan of treat:at ut emu in full dress ; a great deal of taste and novelty were thopkeeper, aiten. June 11, 1 honias Pr wis, Vali - la:ill, victual- yacht, in the room of Captain Peter Baskerville, deceased. He the ;ailed a safe and radical cure. • satin, _ displayed. Bishop's sleeves of white With pink T er, at twelve. hose 14 , Was. Lording, Carshakos, horsedealer, re • ee p l ea hi s commi s sion on 'Thursday morhing, the sth instant, . Amidst the melancholy varaty della raters which are t ea at 4z:even. Julie 11, John Cock, Lower Shadwell, biscuit-baker, was taken ill the same evening, and died-early on Tuesday morn- feces of a habit long end most unhappily pursued by she yo crape skirts, were won. at twelve. i.eu 11, Wm. Hunt, Throgmorton•ateet, factor, an iog, the i Oth. both •exel, there are none mare alerming or more distreson twelve. July 19 , lasie,s Welferd. Broad-street, Ratcliff, slop- The 10th hut. at Sandling, near Maidstone, Falw.Soymoar, aged these it ficienceies and debit ties which ft equ eel ' ORPH:IN CHILDREN IN GERIII.4III7: y prevent e • e lleayat twelve. June 7, John Groonsbridues, 1 awrei ..: fount- 17 y ears; G e orge, aged to years; and on Saturday, Cella, aged bitter the anatrannetial state. l'o sock persons it must be • --- . :comer's-town, merchant. June 18, Joseph Land, of Hamden- s u er [ , pseet, g years, the children of a poor lahnerhig man of that place. soling refiectiun to know that they may now by a with tioer's-town, grocer, at eleven. lune 18,. la v Angu i lla Gorge ar Angula orge i ind Celia were taken ill on Sunday the Bth instant, and tilde mode of treatment, be reacted that ir ' reate.t pt of w a a i l l d Some Young Ladies at Clapham, impressed t • • • the accounts of the unparalleled sufferings on the K e ll y , sw am Al exan d er Kelly, and Thomas Ha, ding Kelly, of Edward on- the Teenlalt following ; their rl mains were on Tuts- bleeeinp, a strong, manl to y e atel demons cosisibutioo In at d the Strand, sadden, .it ter August 16,1 hOttlaS Johnson, - Centitent, which have ariserrfrom war and disease,Xtd- day last interred at Boxley, attended by a numerous company, let debility, from whatever came avian, as well as In eves niter, grocer, at t yen, June 11, Isaac Had, Besetale,ll- many of whom appeared deeply affected at the ateiancholy sight. cues of !meted ideation, we may he cotaulted by pule • - • and feeling for the forlorn situation of numberless Street . , warehoueetnen, at twelve. June li, I honras Fa.sult ot Children Wit cfla eve been deprived of their parents, for- whit, Cron, -street, pea terer, at urn, J ' proved . Ppea . putrid tit.... Se: wi th the greatest Meier/ and honour. Hour, II • The disorder wi ich PO fated a nto have been a a-. um 14, w tdi a m Harvey , fever. 'lwo mor e - c hildren of the same family, are likewise il: saltation at Mime from ten to dues and foam sit is the et reed themselves i n to a Committee ; and calied on the 1. ; ,,,,e.„ C on d u i t-p l ace, money.scrivener, at eleven. June 11. o f t h e same d i sor d er, b ut i t h ope d t h ey w ill recover. thl ten at night, - James Peat and Wm. Smith , .s Piccadill y, Fiedler', at elev. n. July _ female inhabitants in the parish to solicit their assis. HIGH W AFER Al' LONDON int !DOBAI 0 •MOR it OW. "'gents in the coontrf art ' tied to !rare thr partsCS 5, Peter Merry, N ew . Bond-street, leceman, at eleven. June 28, tance in raising a fund for the relief of these helpless Morning - - •• 41 minutes miter S their case. age, and genera!' habit et. !twine, fee, loaning a John and Jameel yrrell, hi atdstnhe, ironmongers at eleven - • innocents. T. call was not made in vain,. for Jute 11, James Dobson, Liverpool, merchant, at one. July 5, Afternoon - - - It minutes .fter t taece ter advice and needicinee, when the mime w.le be gl _ .- ay . = ...-----.... • ,---e.--. seta to ant pan of the ktn a eotn. To ensure that secrecy e through the liberality of all classes, not excepting Sir aticherd Phillips, New lin ge-street, bookseller, at twelve. • servants, who contributed largely, the sum of sk2l9. June It, Samuel Bowu and John tedernund Wilms, Grand June- sp R. GI I. iIE RT's V EGETA BLE ANTISCOR. srntial to our undertaking, the postage of le. ten nay be ad the account for meagetnes. tam Wharf, White 'Friars, flour-factors, atone. June 1 t,'Alyo. . BUTIC DROPS. , are sold in London, whetted* and re- . ISs, Std. was c - ollecied, and - has been paid to the us Kidw e ll , interior, Sunta n s , siiip.builaer, at one • . tall, by R. Cutler. 4, Cheapode ; Newhery and Suns, 4e, at. CURRIE add Co. Surgeons, No 107, Hatbsa-Gan . _ Committee in London for German distress, to be ap- n " , • • Patirs; E. Edwards, (bee Shaw and Edwards) 66 , Dieto • and ' - DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. - ADVICE. plieci to this benevolent purpose. It is, sincerely to be , June 11, Jos eph Slack Smith, Market-Weieluon rat Sutten and Co. (late Licey and Co.) 10. Bow C hurch - ya r d, in WHEN Men of EdIICAMIU aed professinnat hoped, that the result oi this nchle exertion will prove eleven, at the White Hart, Hull. Jane 13, Oeur ' ge gr ft d' bottles ex and a small size at 4s. 6d. each. use persevering endeavotws to discover the mad a - T Y g el Thi3 traordivary Mediclhe stands unparalleled in the cure an incitement to Ladies throagliout the nation, to fol- 1 Reinhardt , Wakefield, druggilt, at eleven at the St seons-house, tertatn mettle! of treet•ng a few prevailing Dtseases, the It Wakefield. June 17, Wm. Cla n sou D 4, Doncaster, broker, of many inveterate and alarming disease. to which the bumap • low g 0 laudable an example l and that the lipplica , body is subject at all seasons of the year, and in every climate, hil musk of their experience 3 the beet proof of superwrit e _a_a tan at the Red Lioas Doncaster. June 30 Francis Sni ) See- Messrs DOSS and Co. as regular Members of the tiOil . extend 26 the lower classes Os boatel,' ;-as ae -: -9 9 r 9 ---. but the curet, which bave been obta•not from its use net the • Eantb,buteber, at firma, at the Whim Hart, M. Ives, June 13 Col; -je of Surgeons in London, . save be-en :lectured to • ,- • they,' in man ] instances, have given such striving 1 homes Kirkpatrick, Maryport, draper, at eleven, at the Clown' following disorders, exceed every thi t g of the kind which the awe of the toilowlng the object of their portinPar stud no ls of generosity a a would do credit to the highest and Mitre, Carlisle - tune 18, John Watson, Brooke, Norfulk have come under our observation, vie. fiche htaa or Kale _ °F i e PT • • , Evil, Cancers, Ulcerattel Legs; Wounds in any part of the Body, " , certain Disorder, Eminently contracted tie a moment of 1 jobber, at four, at the White Swan; Norwich. June 17, Josephrat ion, ane 'ts concomitants, Strictures and Ghats, whi, Mations in life. await, Caster. Lincolnshire, mercer, at eleven, at the house of particularly Fistulas Res internal or exte r na l, Lepr, sy, Scorbu- an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured ; as a • . tic - Eropthies, and all ' Corrosive Humours, when hen affeting the aiaty whether arisine from Bacchanalian indulgences • lon • The owing Imperial Ukase, or Proclamation, '. toil - ' . .A4r. George hist= SpitaL June 15, 'billeted Lloyd Bit - ming- ' ham, ntaitster, at el e v e n , at the Ro yal Hotel, ' bead, eyes, or any part of the body or limbs. Abe numerous . • . • dente tr .w. krm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too of.. •Birmingham.- evidences which are extant with regard to its success in the cure . the General Meetini . of the Bneresu and June 15 JanairAllcook Stock was. read at - 1.11dr1f331 Bane Socirre, held a; reemasons' Tavern, the lalbot lots, Manche:llr.sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train I ' Gout, best attest its powers over these dreadful diseases. Many Great QUegn-street,l„.onilon, on Wednesday, May 4, I:4.II:IIFICATES, Joist 11. other disorders which originate from the Scurvy internally, and Toes diseases, wheth, if not timely resteedted, terminat e h i a__ n ' Sir J Watt Honifra of Cam it CI • tenee sod cansumptioo In that dhtressing . race of debi iiti,‘"hylhe ^co. M r . iciNitmarou, from Moscow, as erg. v. . aundds, lemorganshire, lie,as it may be said, dormant is the system for a series of years, , . . • K night, coal-merchant. Etiantind Smith, Notthighain,iunboleer but are at last from their inveteracy routed into action, and pro- deficiency, w..ether the censeenseace of such baneful lab evincing the lively interest which the Emperor ALEX- Thomas JOhnion,' Stafford- . St . M bah° - .• ' , street, Mary- tele bit Wee. duce a train of too severe for description, may be • ANDER takes in the cause of relii: Christopher 'Lowlands, Calitheatatteti fietaltisditth a watchmaker. checked in their infancy by a few bottles of this invaluable re- tutlon become enc'eebkd, as regularty educated Surgeons 6 (fit AlqlATlft4 • Hugh Law eon, of Willbeck-street, silk-mer e i'. John Jewett, of mealy . In. meet to verify these remarks, we subjoin the follow- d° _,_ ° ) thy 'f a ca __, e _ r a a hem s safe, and BPeedy restoration to wul " Benoven 2011 ) 2rrs!-A year is, elapsed since we were Radford, Nottinghamshire, miller and flour•eelltba• ins interesting Case, which contains facts the most important: vig or UVagiii. called upon to return thetas to Goo for delivering our realms DISTRIEL LION OF PRIZE MONEY. To Mr. GILIMIRT, PrOprietOr of the VIGISTAILI ANTISCOR• Messrs. Gou and Co. exclusively professing the cure * • arena the, bands of cruel and powerful enemies. - Scarcely is the Alert, for the Jobge Ber nar d , the Oath inst. •at 7, Adelpht - SUTIC DROPS. parucular cenipla,uts in ordet• that they may rot be, present year expired, and already our victorious banners are , tied ' with the obloquy so justly Tltchfield (seven miles from Gosport), Sept. I, 1813. "I'taken few , mare- alt:.' Ferrate. . . • - erected on the bulks of the Rhine. Europe, which was armed Urgent, for the Marmion, the 24th hue site, Parliament- Snt-Havlng.reesived a most extraordinary cure from the use the i g no r a nt empiric, think ii aut justice to diameters e against is, is now voluntarily marching with us! All the nations that they have been properly eduested and heaved into - ' which Ile between Russia and France fellow our example ; and, 1 of your invaluable Medicine, I think proper to inforte you of the Street. Surveillante, for the Elise, the 04th last. at 3, Erkk-court following'en ulars•-1 had been for twelve years afflicted with , pa s • breech of the profession (certificates of which, front di - having united their arms with ours, turn them against the op- Temple. a scorbutic disease, which broke out all over my body, especially H opitats, and testimonials from lie most eminentaPhyi • • - - . pressor of the lotions. Sandwich, for the Diane; - and Surly, for l'Obgervateur, on at the spring and fall of the year. In the course of time, the dis- they have to convince' any inquirer) thee the success to " So great a change upon earth Could mtly have been effected their anbet. at Ouenney; recalled at 21, Cannot, street. ease became priucip3lly seated in my legs, which were greatly from their endeavours first induced them to quit the pea the general Practlehmer, and they presume that their prat - by the spicial Power of Guts. I be destiny of nations a n d itat sr s Censor, for the Edel Cizlieziae, 00 her arrival at Sheerness • inflamed, swollen, and at times contained upwards of 30 wounds asses and falls by the power of his almighty um. Who is power• recalled at la, Clement's inn , ' My sufferings were at times beyond description; being frequently constitute a lair ground ( or the unprecedented taallideral hi -without bins ? Who Is strong and stable, units& ey his will ? which they lave, by the Public, beets so liberally lonoure Kiag George, for the Friede, Vrow Maria, and Dankbizar- unable to walk, and when I rode on horseback, I was obliged to Ja4t us turn to Rim with our whole heart at,k! mind. Let us not The result of a long turd ezterslge pracece ties eatheea heir,-the 26:11 insr. at 12, Cletueat's inn. aave my le gs supported with slings. During the many years be proud of our own deeds. Let us never :magine that we are which I laboured under all thew Isfilictions, the medicine taken by a superior method, to remove ethereal conplaints, he enelope, for the Theseus and Zeleleurust, the 25th inst. at More than weak mortals What are we ?So long as the hand m. Match am . i Co.'s Gosport. was to little effect; and it was hinted by one of the Surgeons, that Inveterate or complicated, whhout subjecting the patient c Goo Is with us, we Se e in P` Asessitm of wisdom anti mi g ht : Idas (e) fur the Resolution and Four Sisters; and Mi ni, for no good could be done unless my lege were amputated. Under . s lent re traint In diet or exerrise ; and in recent Caul eil but without. him we are oohing . .I.et all the praise of man,early application as made on discovery of the tide:emu, de the Provi -trace and Borne/111)3ms), th e 27th,, at 41, Norfolk - street . these melancholy i mpre s sions , I began to take your Vao Graeae . therefore, be silenced before him. Let each of us present the Pincher, for property at Cuxhaven, the 2tith inst. at 23, No;- Ateriscoasuric DROPS, which is, undoubtedly, the Met medi- quently perform a cure in the shore epaee of two clays. 't sacrifice of plaice to himeo whom it is dee. Our yule glory and folk-street. • tint in the world in curing diseases of this dreadful description, precedeatel success of their mode of treatment (width ha i - holiour is humility before ham itinedo, for the Britannia, oa board, the 26th Mat. ,We .are convinced that each of recalled as I had not taken it a mouth before a very favourable alteration been known to fail in one single Instance in a peace ee of i: • I ' tow faithful subjects always feels this, and especially after so __. at 23, Norfolk- street. took place, and a few weeks louger continuance produced an ex- durult subkh•Pniud a any thoolond persons of h"lb sea' tomcat Divine goodneto bee been poured out upon us. Animat ed, laancess of Wales, for the Felten, the .28th inst. at North Yar- celleta cure; the truth of which lam at all times ready to testify. been cured, even after severe and tnjerioue methods la therefore, by thesemeltimeute of humility -and zeal, we ordain, mouth; retailed at 2, Adelphi 'I • trace. WILLIAM Dowse. Punned by other Practitioners without effect), tectuces t .- • on ,be Wei, I‘,L , occasion, that throughout our whole unpin every Cretan, for the Eminering, Aurora, and Najadin, on her at- Wholesale Country Venders for 1)r. Gilbert's Vegetable Aq- thus Publicly offer *sir advice ... sol nia thanks • . Williams fo be consulted daily by Pedant* of either set, with a tilcorbutic Drops, are, Bantle and I)oweling, Salisbury • I * - temple of GQD be opened ; that in, every c hu rc he be Vomited. giviage OD bonded knees, to the MAKER and Dis- rival; recalled ' at 23, Surrey- sat Strand. ra ,,, a , o f nu taaeasl and diet all present tears ot the wermett AVERAGE PRICE if CORN in ENGLAND and ' and Dyce, Exeter; Gilbert, Plymotelt-Dock ; and sold retail by delscacy, and attention - Letter franc the entirely, con the pa rt iculars of thecae, age, and manner of Mem?, -e 4 ' WALES , Hope and Jones, Druggist., Portsea ; Belem, Druggist, Porta. gratitude to him for the tiosi t -amble mkr i cy shewn W. By the • frusta the returns ending the t-ith of May, 1814. a remittance, duly attended to, end advice and Mcdiei : , mon th ; Legg, Posttuaster, Gosport; Brown and Rowdens, power of its almighty ATM he lath driven us out of great 'deep, Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oars. Braes. Pease. Newport, late of Wight ; Hollis, Rummy ; Harvey, Soutbanip- warded to aoy pint of the kingdom. . 1 , . • • . onto weed, Us on the pinnacle of glory t-What shall we raider -s. 4. 1- s. 4.. la. d. la. d. Is. d. Is. 4. ton; Phillips= and Pnth, Chichester ; White and Phillipson, " ' '''' a , '• and Co Cis s nr"""' t" , • ""v e r h '''`'' es le. ' • "' '' • met* him but teari of gritituele and joy!' 68 10 143 2 1 37 2 1 2601 45 3 f 501 Bright • Showbrook, Horsham Maeda Worthing ; Earl, ' - '"'"• - '• - .a ' y, • • ' a' 1 ea ela---" - • • Chned) „, tt AL:SAND][2. . the average Plle.e CD Sugar, CODlptltellfretn the Murat made °4 ' WinchWter ; I•laydon.and Cer. Ply m oflth; and one reepettabb LONDON: Printed by Levti. Kawr, Piektir re at die Read-suarters, Asprsais s pos.e, 0.14 ass." 15 the week twain the litlk of May, Is 71s. iid. pa cwt. , Medicine vender In Towers s a, nteet in Logi . • . - published Out., sad at sae flit eillice,Tertifie la • - . . • • .• , • • '• - • • - .. - --..........-- ........-- - , , DIED. _ . Sunday Won lett, at ) Cloaeburo 'Mtn'', Dumfriesshire, the R cr. Andrew Yorstoun, the much-respected Minister of that Parhli for forty years. - The £4Ol r/t. of his wounds before Bayonne, Ensign William Henri Pitt, of the Coldstream Guards. On the 4th inst. at Aberystwith, Miss Cotten, aged 64. She had just arrived f. nm franc, vter a conanemeut ceven years, from which she w.es liberated by the Cossacks. The I eth instant, at West Cowes, Captain James Hills, R.N. who had been recently appointed to, the command dr the Medina yacht, in the room of Captain P.ettr Baskerville, deceased. He received his commission on Thursday ntoming, the Sth instant, was taken ill the acme evening, and diedearly on Tuesday 'morn ing, the 10th. The 10th hut. at Sandling, near Maidstone, Eels, . Soy moor, aged 17 years; George, aged in years; and on Saturday, Celia, aged 8 years, the children of a poor lahnUring man of that place. George Ind Celia were taken ill on Sunday the Bth instant, and Edward on. the Tuesday following ; their rl miles were on Tues day last hurried at Bualey, attended by a numerou, company, many of whom appeared deeply affected at the meancholy The disorder wt ich proved P o fatal, appears to have been a putrid fever. 'lwo more. children of the sante furtily, are likewise iii of the same di , -order, but it hoped they will recover. 1 - 11G11 WA I'ER Al: LONDON BRIDGE 1 O : MORROW. Morning - - • 41 minutes suer S Afierpoon - - b minutes .fur 'SUTIC DROPS. Thchfield (seven miles from Gosport), Sept. I, 1813. SlR—Having.received a most extraordinary cure from the use of your invaluable Medicine I think proper to inforta you of the following partieularst—l had been for twelve year. afflicted with a scorbutic disease, which broke out all over my body, especially at the spring and fall of the year. In the course of time, the dis ease became principally seated in my legs, which were greatly inflamed, swollen, and at times contained upwards of 30 wounds My sufferings were at times beyond description; being frequently unable to walk, and when I rode on horseback, I was obliged to have my legs supported with slings. During the many years which I laboured under all these iffiictions, the medicine taken was to little effect; and it was hinted by one of the Surgeons, that no good could be done unless my legs were amputated. Under these melancholy impressions, I began to take your VEACTABLIL Asyriscoa acme DROPS, which is, undoubtedly, the 6.st medi cine In the world in curing diseases of this dreadful description, as I had not taken it a 'moth before a very favourable alteration took place, and a few weeks longer continuance produced an ex cellent cure; the truth of which I am at all times ready to testify. WILLIAM DOWSE. Wholesale Country Venders for 1)r. Gilbert's Vegetable An tiicorbinic Drops, are, Ba•ldte and Dowding, Salisbury ; Williams and Dyce, Euler; Gilbert, Plymouth-Dock; and sold retail by Hope and Jones, Druggists, Portsea ; belam, Druggist, Pests. month ; Legg, Posttuaster, Gosport; Brown and Rowdens, Newport, isle of Wight ; ituinsey ; Harvey, Southamp ton; Phillips= and Prath, Chichester; White and Philhpson, Brighton; Showbrook, Horsham; Monday, Worthing; Usti, Winchreter ; Haydon .and 3s. Plymouth; and one respectable Medicine Vendor in win Towns in I °gland.. • .UT . Cel Tll 7bra T t larr ed V I4 EG A" L A CU B M IE TOOTII JLP POWDER is, w.th cottfiderce, recommended to IN, 1 1 ., Of the Public, as the most efilitions Preps) scion for Pre ens . 4 the Teeth In a sound state, t -o nld at; a..d proeu.l.- : pearly whiteness withMit inipairlor heEiarneh. It imp.ti e r n.. eras ant: brautifitt redness to the.Garns, t the Brwnh ths trot delectable Sweet:nolo : and if used constantly as direct. d, vent the Tonth-albs;Gem Il,iils, and Swelted Face , by rassosi- 4 its causr—the Scatt y In the Outut. Is 9d. tie •DU I . l.Eirs Superior LAVE NI)F It ‘A'ATER, from its olep• t fragrancy, has receilred the Approbation of th e ir k ay o gii newts the Pairteesi dal rlincess Charl , ate of Woks ; and test. ? Ladle.' Of the first Dis it.cii Pure Is. 4tha:f pint bcr des. wholeace asol retail by the Pr.,' rigor , Puoer, 4. Citrapiide, corner of St. Paul's Churdilard, I.ondon; and 1( . 1! by emits, Spragg, Retort 4,1%1 St , arp, Portsmon h ; Hail, Li.: znd Johnson, Golorts Allnutt, Wes:on, M •iltiry ; Hoge, a • hales, Ponsea ; Tree/Merl, L av er ; Cookatett (*note, Gs. bert„ and Husland, , Plymouth ; Bel, Watertord and DuNt , ; Baiter and Ni'llonald, Otts,;•tv ; • • mith, Maadarenn, R uhinsou ; Lllnbtirph ; Crut well, Rath; Ross and Peek, t Wh te, Briettoa; Rubel to Seldna, and itt.ff, Chetenhait. ; t : son and /Whose, Rdwartis and Penny, Liverpool; Status :4 Lynch, Manchester; Bowen, N roieb ; Knott and Lloyd. s.:. n:4t, lent ; Gregory, brlglcoa s and utmost rear:lA.le t Vender In the Kingdom, in Boats, 53.1041. web pixotes rininotts rIL To Mr. DIXON; Apidinearf. Stake the eat-beat cipportuA 17 ter aeqn.t.rg youthat I have pcvived the wet swornharlel herein fr om I it—l* the use of your PIXON'S AN risiLtotiS PILLS , whkis I ca. vied with me to Jamaica, and ILD thou friends to wipes I 41,4 bitted them have experienced the came saletary benefit; tin d► dare them to be the best Medicine ever lased is Hut country, fie Bilious and other c4.ttiplaisint. The its/lowing are names at avow ral Ladies and Gentlemen who have received the stow* rad front your T •;intres A:rib:ll , 4ns PRs .--tliash %Taylor. Bug. maim; Wd iasl fitaW ' Esq. K in ston. ditto; Mr. V. 4r0.k4 '.panish Ifewn, ditty ; G. W. Handitott, , Eaq. Savanna la Mw, I ditto; J. Smith, Eaq Old Harhonr. Ditto; G. Allston, L. ..'itto ; Mr. Wa!ker, Port Mt, lei t, ditto ; J. Pentinetu, Esq. Salt River. ditto; Mr. Mulens, dim); J. 13w7. Pig Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; -Mrs. Oliver Goldenitle, Kiegttoni ditto; Mrs. Perry St. Ands; Mrs. Woodrift, Spanish Town; with many other parsons ot the first r • ...ctability...4lle, year nag °bele!: t servant, TliOM AS HAP ROLI), of the Ship Gaups. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. butier's.4, Chrapaide, Cbr of St. Paul's CYmeh-Yard; by Si.arp and Bairn, PertgUt4. !One:, We , ton. Allnt.t , , and Mallory, Portsra ; Hatt, Johc. , , and Harding, Goep .rt ; Cole au and JAL h, Sheerness • 1' :h and Ross, and turner, Heil ; I hisland, Coolcvtonhy, bletiittat, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; K,sott and Lloyd, and sesonney and Co. Birmingham; Staines, I yucts, and Atkinson, Man/hewer: I - reit/man, Exeu'r, Eairer and M•lhmald, Oa-guvr ; iiuilrn.c4 Barry,Brutal; Stew:Avon and Co. Nnrwtcb ; Swtnirn, Lescattr; Edward. and Penny, anti Bilinige and Latbbary, Nr:/e and Ledger. Dover ; White, Brighton; ii.oberts.and Ruff, Chet. telham; and retail by must Country Medicine Vendt.es, in boxes at 2s 9d. and ris, each. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Co mmission in the King's Own Regiment of Stafford signed by the Lord Lieutenant a the Codu•y of :tatiord. Adjutant glaomas Musgrave to be Captain bylirevtt. Commission fn the Royal C.ornwall and Devon Miners, tigntd by the Lord Warileil of the St:tuner:el. Wesley Doyle, Esq. to be Capta n. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED 'Monti, Hughes, late of Covent-Uarden-Maiket, Middlesex, dealer ant chapntan. BANRRIIIPTS. • Benjamin Rose, late of Swansea, Glamorganshlre. merchant, dvaler and chapmais, to surrender June 10, 13, and July'2, at cleverr, at the Cambrian Hotel, Swansea. Atropine', Mr: Wm. I'rice, No. 1, Linen •London ; or M. Joins Junk% Swansea. John Cox, ,of Woolwich, Kent, stone.mason, deafer sad chap man, May 21, June 7, and July 9, at one, at Guildhall.— Attorney, Mr. J. S. Voting, Symoild's-Jun, and Broadway, Deptford. I %aniel Newton, of New Mahon, Yorkshire, cetn-factrir, dealer and ehamnau, June 1, at six, June and July 2, a, cn, at thsi Nun Inn, New ,Maltuo. Attornies, Mr. Hicks, No. 7, Idol born-court; Gray'-Inn, London ; or Mr. Walker, Mahon. Samuel Thomas Welch, of Gosport, Hants, builder, ralAnet. maker, drake and Chapman, May 90, 31, and July 2, at three, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport. Attornies, Messrs. Collins and Hewsen, Gosport ; or Messrs. Dyne and Scni, Lincoln's- Inn-Fields, London. Alexander I,ee, of High-street, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, and of Portsmouth, Hams, silk-mercer, dealer and chapman, May 24, June 4, and July 2, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. • Swann, New Baaltighall street, London. Edward Baker, late of Headley, Hants, but now of SI , / Word, Bedfordshire, paper-maker, farmer, dealer and eliapniao, May 24, June 4, and July 2, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Lawrence Williams, Cursitor-street, Chancery-lane. William Ham, of Bristol, innholder and turner, dealer and chap tr. an, June 7,8, and July 2, at eleven, at the Rummer Pavers, Bristol. Anomie', Messrs. Viaard, Hutclimson, and lilutwer, Lincoln's-Inn, Loudon ; or Mr. Cux, Bristol. • James . Halmarack, of Madeley, Staffordshire, retailer of whits and spirituous liquors, dialer and cllapman, June 15, at the Talbot and Commercial Inn, 3coke.upond irent, Jun. 16, at the Shakespear Inn, Newcastle-under Lyme, and July 2, at the Talbot and CommerciJl Inn, Stoke-upon-1 ten - , at three. ' Anomie*, Mr: John Tomlinson, Statlord•hire Po , teri. a ; or Mesita. Anstice aud'Wright, No. 3, King's B. tse h 11 . ajks, Temple, London. Robert Crocker, of Verrelltoo, Somersetahlre, corn-factor, dealer and chairman, lune 16, 17, and July 2, ar eleven a , :I,e Mer maid Inn, Yeovil . Anomie*. MOWS. Watts and or Mr. J ohn Williams, Red Lion-square, Loudon. James Lawrance, of Gosport, Hams, piumber and glazier, dealer and chapman, May SO, 31, at twelve. and July 2,at ten, at the India Arms, Gosport. Atufruie., Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Holmes, 1' o. 10, New-lon, Loudon; or Mr. • Cruickshank, Gosport. Thomas Webb the younger, of Go-port, H grocer, dealer and chapman, May 30, S t, and July t, a. %lace, at he India Arms Inn, Gosport. Aztornies, MrsArti. Lleasdale, Alexander, and Home, No. 10, New-tau, London; or Mr. Cruickshank, Gosport. • Hollett, laic of Charlotte Town, Prince Edward's Island, but now of Deptford, Kent, merchant, May SI, June 14, and July it, at eleven, at Guildhall. Atrocities,. Meyers.' Atistice, Cox, and Wright, King's Leach Walk, - Temple George Astbury, of Hanley, Stath.rd•hire.druaLt, dealer and chapman, June 15, 16, at tez., and July 2, at three, at the Shakespeare Tavern, Newcastle tinder-Lyme. At tornies, Samuel Wilson, King's Bench Wa4..i, Tereile, London; or Mr. Sparrow, Newcastle-under-Lyme. • James helfe , of New-court, Nash of Downton, Wilts, dealer and chapman, May 30, at fix, May 31, at two, and July 2, at eleven, at the Public Rooms, New Sarum. Artoinies, Mr. John HQding, junior, of New Sarum; or BiLssra. Millen, Middle Temple-lane, London. Charles Peter Norton, cat Ludgate-hill, London, silversmith, • dealer and chapman, May 24,31, aril July 2, at ten, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Dawes, Angel-court, Thrugniurton street. DIVIDENDS to be made at OUILDHALL. May 9.8, its, James Kuberes. of Bartlett's Buildings, coach proprietor, at one. June 11, Wm. 11Qpeliam, High tAlture.3itch, chinanitu, at twelve. June 11, Benjanin. Mar:lll4l.lv, St. hmt.s's street, wine merchant, at eleven. June 1 Mdties lisrues, Lam beth Terrace, 111!-Vi eller, at ten. June 11, Ann Leah, Falmouth, shopkeeper, at ten. June 11, 1 horns! Pnwis, Vauxhall, victual ler, at twelve. 111)4C 14, Wni. Lording, Carshaltos, horse-dealer, at eleven. Julie 11, John Cock, Lower Shadwell, biscuit-baker, at twelve. Jui.e 11, Wm. Hunt, 'Fbrogmorton-gceet. factor, ar twele. July 19; lause,s \Valera. Broad-street, itateliff, Iler,at twelve. June 7, John Grunts:bridge, I avrr•A Poem itey•hill, merchant. June 18, Joseph thatd, of Hampden -street, lionter's.town, grocer, at eleven. June 18,.Ja spar A ugustus Kelly, Simon Alexander Kelly, acid Thomas Hai ding Kelly, of the &rand, wailers at ten. August IR, I homas Johnson, Kid derminster, grocer, at elLven, June 1 Isaac Had, 132c;:1Zittsii- Street, wattilettlit Mall, at twelve. June I Thomas Fa.so ii , of White Cro.s-street, pen terer, at ten. June 14, Wtiliam Harvey, Lamb's Conduit-place, money-scrlviner, at eleven. June 11, James Peat and Wm. Smith, Piccadilly, sadlets, at e!evt n. July 5, Peter Merry, New Bond-street, Leeman, at eleven. lithe 28, John and James Tyrrell, Al aidstnee, ironmongers, at eleven June 11, James Dobson, Liverpool, merchant, at one. July 5, Sir Richard Phillips, New Bri ge-street, bookseller, at twelve. June 1 i, Samuel "lowa and John tam u rui Wilson, Grand Junc tion Wharf, Whi!e 'Friars, flour-factors, at'one. June 11, '11)o -ruas Kidwell, Itactior, SUAltS,sliip.buili!er, at one. • • DIVIDENDS to be made In the COUNTRY. June 11, Jouo*i.... r b Dock tin& k, Market-WeiLloon, grocer, at eleven, at the White Hart, hail, Jute 13, Ocurge Brydges Reinhardt, Wakefield, druggiit, at , eleven, at the St soons-house, Wakefield. June I?, Wm. C lavgbtou D 4, Doncaster, broker, at ton s at the Red Lion, Doncaster. Jupe i, Francis Snipe See, Earith,buteher, at eleven, at the •White Hart, M. Ives. June 11, lamas Kirkpatrick, Maryport, draper, at eleven, at the Clown h and Mitre, Carlisle. June 15, John Watson, Brooke, Nortulk, h it;bber, at four, at the White Swan; Norwich. Ju ne 17, J ose ph an:Cuter. Lincolnshire, mercer, at eleven, at the house of r George Samoa .Spital. June 15, Einnisted Lloyd, Birnting ham, manger, at el even, at the Royal ROW, Birmingham..— June 15, Janteslillcook, Stockport, cotten.spiuner, at eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Maneheltlr. CERTIFICATES, /out 11. Sir Jeremiah Hontfray, of. Cwm Rios**, Clamorganshire, Knight, coal-mtrehant. Esinnsnd Smith, Nottiogham,lunhoioer. Thomas li:shimmy' Stafford-street, St. Mary-la-horns. ha Ider. Christopher Rowlands, Castle-street; Heundsditels p watch/04er. High Lawson, of Willbeck- street , allk.merea John Jewett, of andtord, Notringhamshist, miller abd flossmelle. DISTRIBI; LION OF PRIZE MONEY. Alert, for tke Jobge Beraatd, the Isbth inat. at 7, Adelphi 'retrace. Urgtnt, for the Marmion, the Seth hut. at 39, Parliattient street. Survelllante, for the Vi sa . the 04th Inst. at 9, Brkk- court, Temple. SAndevich, for the Matte; and Surly, for l'Obiervateur, on their arelvat at Ovewsey; recalled at 21, Cannot, street. Censor, for the Edel Ca;['elide, on her arrival at Sheerness ; recalled at 11., Clement's Inn , _ _ _ King George, for the Friede, Vrove Maria, and Daukbinr. belt •the 26:h inst. it 12, Clement's Inn. Penelope, for the Theseus and Zelelenrust, the 25th inst. at M. Match anal Co.'s Gosport. _ _ . _ Idas (2) fur the Resolution and Four Sisters; and Mini, for the Provi -iesice and Borne/lA:aim, the 27th, at 41, Norfolk-street. l'inchur, for property at Cuxhaven, the 2uth inst. at 23, No:- folk-street. ltin.tdo, for the Eritannia, oa board, the 26th Inst. ; recalled at 23, Norfolk street • l'r:ocess of Wales, for the Falken, the 28th inst. at North Yar mouth ; retailed at 2, Adelphi 'I • rrace. Cretan, for the Eminering, Aurora, and NaJadin, on her ar rival; recalled at U, Surrey-street, Strand. RENOVATED HEALT/Lr TT has bees too frequently the subject of just and r3l reprubatiou that rten destitute of thielessests of the medical a. t have offered tbein,elves as candidates for publie 1 t.- tronage in the profession of Physic. For the purpose of jar lice to the re , olt of our studies and etperience, and to prev.sit es from being classed among those eiu,pirkcs whose immiden - pre /e11540t11 have, uniortutrattly for society. been too favourably re ' cei red, we beg leay . g to subunit to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful Eat-. meet *lode pursuits and acquirements. Afc. r having received a regular nituUcat educstion, u the pupils of hlesfia. Grindal and [Maud, whose lectures and prat:ice we carefully attended, as Professors sod Surgeons of the Look m Hos pital, we entered -oursehres as students In That Justly celebrated school for medical acquirements 9 the Royal College of Ma burgh, and were instructed la the different branches • I Atlatttniy, Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, Mid.. vrtferyi Scitahy, &c &c. Ste by those eminent Professors, I)rs. Amory, •Greguli. &Hack, Harailuni, Duncan,' and Rutherford. Wettest we shall mit be deemed presumptuous to saying, that our proficiency and. acqnirements are not ineistisi.lerable. Having for a bag series of years nrole VENERFAL COMPLAINTS. and the various dia. acts of l..)EbiLf, Ulf, the particular ollset el our studies and practice, it will, we hope, be showed that *elms acquired superior knowledgi of their treatment and case. I. slight and recent casts of injection, a perfect re-estus.w......ear rs cunt/Awed in the short period of two days, and so those of tray utmost inveteracy, where other practitioners bate ailed of fah ce ss, a proper perseverance in cur plan of trcatnitut easures is the paiieut a sate end radical cure. Amidst the melancholy variety of ills- r.lers which are the ef. fects of a habit long pncl most unhappily pursued by the youth et both cues, tht re are none mare alarming or newt distressing than those d. fic:enceies and debil•fies which tiequ n tly prevent or em bitter the matrictiopial state. fo such persons a must be a C.. 14.• soling rellectiun to know that they may now, by a Dew and Lard lible mode of treatnsent, be restored to that greatest of alltaniaa blessings, a strong, manly i etal vigorous cosistifistioo In all awe of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well as la every apil• Cie4 of venereal ialution, we may he coi.sulted by patients of tuber sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. Hours es con sultation at home from ten to three and from sin in the arenas fill ten at night, Pdtents In Use country are requested to stare the perm:obese( their cue, age, and severer habit ot.tivicK, fcr, loaning a I emit taece fur advice geld medicines, when tlw .one wilt be given er seat to ant pan of the kim i s:ons. To ensure that ascroey so ow senile! to our undertaking, t he postage of le. tersitsay ire added le the account for meileines. CURRIE sikt Co. Surgeons, No 107. liathsti-Carden. ADVIC& WHEN Men of EdliCalltin and professions* still use pasevenig endeavours to discover :he smut este sad : , trtatn method of trout •ng a tew preealtng D'seases, the sums,- tul musk of their 'nevi nee s the best root of superiority. Messrs DOSS and Co. as regular Members of the Roy 4 Col:-,;e of Surgeons in London, :save been !Muted is na.te ch., etas of the , oilowing the object of their poeticism study, ekut a certain Disorder, Eminently contracted in a moment of intovi ratton, an..! 'is concomitants, Strictures and Carets, whkh, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually cured; as also de tiLity, whether arisins from Bacchanalian indulgences, long resi lente it . w.krm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often on. happily pursued by the youth of both sexes, to the one causing sterility or barrenness, and in the other a numerous train of ner vous diseases, tyh,ch, if not timely resnedied, term,nse r iu ha s , tenee and consunipLoo In that dhtressing toile of debility deficiency, %%Nether the consequence of such baneful habits, ur arising from any other cause, by which the powers of eie cdr.stl tutlon become enceebkd, as regularly educated Surgeons 6i Lie. don, they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health. - Messrs. Goss and Co. exclusively professing the cure of them, - parucular complaints, in order that they may rot be, by a mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly att: .%ed to the ignorant empiric, think it lout justice to tbemseives w ma's that they have been properly /Autocad and halved into every branch of the profession (certificates of which, front ddferent H npitals, and testimonlals from the most eminenttilsysielarn. they have to convince' any inquirer) the, the success teaks:4 from their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of the general Practitioner, and titcy presume that their pretens'oet constitute a lair ground (or the unprecrismed eocAdesi with which they lave, by the Public, been so liberally honoured. The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior metM4 to remove venereal ceinplaints, however Inveterate or complicated, w..thout subjecting the patient to its least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Case, where an early application 16 made on diicovtry of the infection, they ire' quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. 'llse un• precedeutel success of their mode of treatment (which has Cyst been known to fail in one single instance in a Frac:.co cat lS years dem% which.perioil sa any thoesand persons of 11.. th recce hat • been cured, even after severe and injerlowi methods had bats pursued by other Pram Matters without effect), induces theme* thus publicly offer Moir advice. lo be consulted daily by Pedants of either set, with secrecy, delicacy, and •atteettion.—Letters tram the Minn y, coot al qg the partlCUillts of U. 61 Me, age, and manlier sof lice', .nar,,,ipi a remittance, duly attended to, :Ind advice and Mcdickie tee. warded to any pair of the hinge/oar. I:.s and Co Stinrwm. 'llmveri•-troo LONDON: Printed by Lerti Ktor, Piettit ewe; pubilind time, sad at skeet Laticcoltanfle ; 0177 CS 01 Off PRINCIP.II. OP J ESTe. OR DN ANC E The ?pipped . will be rarely' on ur %Wort Wedies 'ry, the lo l'ersuro. es st...y b• willing to rode pr Ilerelee of .his Deptiesent I ileteratlitabie after the as Thor Etrithe, et the optima of • Ihierplet et the Car lies may be iMocepal flerrekesper's Mice particulars, together with terra tract, wily be Mews at the sacred bald, say day between the been si.e Proposals mutt be delivered, sal. ('r Cordlea r but nn Prop said tat of June, at a': o'clock at will any Trader be =iced tri agent it Ins behalf shall anew". By Order of the Beard. 0117 CO OP 0. THE PRINCIPAL 0 JESIT'a GRDPIAN That Proposals erll be receirt en or before Wednesday, the ii per.• n. at may( be wiltinc is the t'etit.PENl RS' WORK a iu N o rthamptonshire, for a Peri ske awls anon of Oar year, the rpthi!af either party. i'sr.bew Pattlealars, together of t "untelet, may be known tall! ffice in Pall-Mall afore) Ql te4 and form o'clock, where i p, and endorsed 01 Pro, at V..- duo ;" but no Proposal A ;‘.,. o'clock at noon •tt :iced unless the Ft mend. ny Order of die Beard, •--- OFFICE OF I rl" "RINCIP.II, J ESTY's ORDNAIC :.4 ~ ,yesals will be ma Ott w ....ore Vedne.day, the rem. 4. as ,ray be wilLng to for w ry iarof tllb Department Tae Loale yam: is of tLe Mein F IgLton 14por,or and wilt be ri quirrd to beNt *Alt e. Doty, eithepost eb plate in the giver 'Flumes, a place io tbe'litiver Iktletl•say, 1 totter ?astitulara. totet!. ot.pie.Contratt, tuafte Yaw Mail siteesaid, any day te , aa'adoeic, whyre tba Preptsal lador-cd, " Prevail& for C stisani sal die t ioial let pr.,' 4 / 1 1 ; neither wilt any retain it, or an Agent in leis Wild • - v:1 .910tdir Ili% Zoe, • • • Maim FAI ... Ai, PI. • NJ 11* • • I l A N • 104 ' 3 0 21 - to; 1fte.1.14. a, 1.114419.47 1. 110/(NSBY and Cr die Pubic dam above &m all L.A.. ilia% aysd More Ganef, lu tl.e ;•oro ni Lou to balm rbriaria• tlsr . 4,11 Orykry, by . P:.st or Ca yeas t . at tits 014 I.saali I.W. qiiitz ebtirm t. the C bet% DiVervims• to ikg sr Me es be feebtt.towd nellwedla 4 be bad Mar, th• kir govt.! Fant,ll (4.unp64)1 Lottder... N. 13, 'Mathieu Wit' mace. • • RO FrARI.ES FR IL, NANO, bane ni this Netts* it can how houl to hirp.stit 4.411 _ fitubc bailokino. at a p Stinte", which Iq writ ks t most tikomen! Rorn)on Conon it at It re 0414 ike4 to IWI4 111 flit Roofs. Stilllng, c. tsery kind of )ulek man I , 4Avi t "1"" • A N ArrENDI lit Wattle Id t s : a /MIK* of the end Ikatotea twiibecunt Pra►e to the ev4):l3t!ut A PfsitlturP.srasat tis. bosnd. a-114.1 STILL 111110, iturod , To Lionel and Clativa grke ts. id. Ena!l tun= by Mr. Pyre. at end aomposed by 1. 1)t it, controstd by Cockade," a popular Brahattl, at the 'I bet /11rraaged by H.R. Br Lon4tm t Publi.he 1 4 /4c%; Wittman 1111111111•11 N UNSER 8493. °AyrNnitili 41.1 . ersev,, , •,h..q.dreou ionts.s. Netts. P.V.11• • Cetiott Hose, Wove% Mi N. D. P4.lBbar7 the carcase, Ihr 0 1 1 4 % ingloreu o.ll l trri elel/4