Star. — London, England, 1814-05-03 00:00:00

F/SIT OF THE DUCHESS OF OLDENITURGif TO WOOLWICH. Yesterday, at half-past eleven, her Imperial High. new, accompanied by his Royal Highness the Duke of Yore. and her usual suite,.left Pulteney. Hotel in the Palace Rum: is open landau, and a carriage and four, for the purpose of viewing military spectacles at Woolwich. Oa their arrival at Shooter's hill, they were met by a party olthe 11th Light Dragoons, who conducted them to the Foot and Cadet Barracks.— From thence they proceeded to the grand Arsenal, where they were received by. the Earl of bluLoaAve, the Master• General of tbe,Ordoance, end the Lieute nant Governer, who conducted theM over the ex ten sive works .and operations which were all gone through, to the great amusement and astoniShment of , her Im periat Highness. The docility and tractability of the horses were shewn to great advantage by the effect of the Congreve rockets thrown among them. The rockets were thrown out of sight, and set fire to a place made for the purpose. The Royal party returned - to Pulteney Hotel a little before eight o'clock. The Royal Stranger left town thiS day on a tour of six or seven days into the West of England, to be back in time to receive her brother the EMPEROR of RUSSIA. She will proceed this day as far as Ox ford, to view the'University, and go thence to Wor cester, Kidderminster, Birmingham, and other manu facturing towns. Fn REIGN OFFICERS.—Eight foreign officers arrived early yesterday morning from Holland, on a visit of curiosity. Seven of them, we understand, arc Saxons, in a clue hussar uniform, with silver epaulets, &c. the other is a Ritcsian officer, in green uniform. One of them is a Colonel, the ::thers of sebordinate rank, and two of them very young. About two o'clock they visited Westminster Abbey, and afterwards went to the House of Commons. On going up to the Mem bers' door, they seemed a little surprised at not getting admission, but with great good nature were retiring through the lobby, when they were met by Sir W. Corms, who immediately stopped them, and intro duced them to the gallery with his_ usual frankness 2nd urbanity. They did not, however, stop long, but went from the Commons to the Lords, where, after standing some time among the crowd below the bar, an order came down from the Usher of the Black.' Rod to admit them to the side bar next the fire-place, with which they appeared very much gratified. One of the Peers came down and conversed with them for some time, when the Duke of Sussex, on his entering, the House and learning the circumstance, came down also, and conversed w,hh them a considerable time in, German, with the greatest affability. They we*, very highly grati tieston learning this was a son of the' KING, and afterwaids seemed anxious to know his' Re -- `iristian name. Lord LIMERICK with them some time. They part of Lord STANHOPE'S speech, sway with a Gentleman who had end) , as a guide. They afterwards 'triage to the City, and returned to -titre, between seven and eight a crowd of people thro,gh the tlierine-street, with loud cheers and Los Rios, brigadier-General and ~ rnber to his Catholic Majeig , brother to the Spanish Arnb* is arrived m Switzerland, after having been' shut up by NAPOLEON, during four years, in the pri sons Pf Vincennes and Pierre Chatel. He was serving in the Spanish army of the Nortb, under the com mand of the Marquis LA ROMANA, and on his way to ;,pain he was detained and confined in prison, etsly, cause he was Count FERNAN-NUNEZ'S brother. e f :Rowing interesting letter is from a Naval Officer belonging to the squadron under Rear Ad miral Penrose; " River Garonne, April IC, 1814. " All this River is now tree, and open from the Thoth • to Bourdeaux ; and thence, I may even say, ulowse. 'I Le fort of Blaye f which is near thirty • .. tOoles from Bourdeaus), yesterday followed the exam ple of all the surrounding country, and hoisted the white flag. Six days ago, the Prefect of the Depart ment Charente Interior, at Rochelle, issued a Pio ' idatnitko to the Inhabitants, informing them that 'Paris was occupied by the Allies—that the Enipire of Napoleon, which has cost them so much blood and so many tears, (these are his words) was destroyed— and that the Allies and the magnanimous Emperor 'of gaisia • far from intending conquest and dismem berment,wished only 'the peace and happiness of trance; and 'Louis XVIII. was restored to them. Io consequence, the white flag was displayed. It is im4ossible to describe to ypu the joy manifested by all ranks. The enthusiasm of the people of Hour deaue is striking and extraordinary. Whenever an - tnglish Officer in the street appears in want of infor. mown as to his way, half a dozen run up eager to give their services to conduct him. Their attention to us is constant, and vive lei alfnzkie salutes us on all sides. Two Lights ago. the scene.at the Theatre ex ceeded any instance of popular joy I have ever wit nessed. " When the Duc d'Angouleme and the Mayor (Mr. Lynch), entered their box, the shouts— /live Is .Roi! the clapping of hands, and the bursts of univer sal gladness that resounded through the house, was to us the most noble and gratifying spectacle that can well be imagined. Then followed their gratitude to the English,—and God MVO the Kills was called for and played eight or ten times during the evening. The Baurdeaux Newspaper in describing this scene, calls it, " the favourite tune of cur generous Allies the English." We get supplies of all sorts, and boats come to us from all parts of the river. Every man has the white cockade io his hat. At the town of St. Pala's, near the mouth of the river, they learnt on the I I th, from Rochefort, of the change of Government, and that evening a Lieutenant having landed, he was surrounded by men, women, and children, who, with every demonstration of joy, told him, that henceforth they would be at peace with their friends ihe English. We find all provisions cheap. Fowls a shilling each --eggs a dozen for sixpeuce—and so forth. The b•en here are, the Egmont, Ajax, and Centaur, at the mouth of the river. The Wile Pottle , Venus, and Andromache friKates, about thirty miles up. Admiral Perin:, le is flag in the Porcupine. The P°l l4 rg us, Vesu 'e vi ) ;" Kam schooaer, are auc.bnntbhierell.:7"at' Derwent o and 1 44 4 4 Royal Highness's Chi .afterwards conyirsed stopped to he i sr a pal when they went awa joined Caen% apparent west in open car e : Cov garden The3t o'c lc, followed by and and up Cather uzzas. Count JOSEPH DE LC i r Lord of the Bedchal 'FERDINAND VII. and sador, is arrived from IMP INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, APRIL 111 . TIIYNNE V. ?ROMERO'S. Mr.' MARRYAT .'f!d to srt aside this non-snit of the Administrator of the late Dr. Thynne, which WAS directed by Lord ELLENBOROOOII at the last. Middle sex Sittings, on the authority of the case of Hunt v. Stephens, 3 Taunt. HS, in which it was held by the (Court of Contmon Pleas, that if an administrator • chews that he sues for a greater value than is cover ed by the ad valorem stamp of his letters of adminis tration, he thews his administration to be void, and catty* recover, although he sues for a doubtful. claim he must prove his administration, for that constitutes his title to recover ; and it will not suffice to sue out new letters of administration on a larger stamp after be has obtained judgment. Mr. Marryat contended that that case was ,distinguishable from the present, inasmuch as that was trover upon a conversion, after the decease of the intestate ; whereas, this was astitinft sit upon promises to the intestate. In that case, the objection was answered by the plaintiff's Counsel, as- Mr. Marryat should answer it now, viz. that since the plaintiff styles himself administrator in the declaration, if the defendant meant to have contested that fact, he should have denied it by plea, and not have joined is sue without suggesting the invalidity of the adminis tration. In the case quoted, it was true, Mr. J. Law- 1 rence over-ruled this answer to the objection, by say ing that the plaintiff declared as administrator upon a conversion in his own time, which made it necessary for him to prove himself administrator, and the question. was raised by the plea of not guilty in trover, which west to the foundation of the plaintiMs title, and the want of administration needed not therefore be speciallyplead ed ; but this reasoning sv•Juld not apply to the plea of non.assumpsit to a declaration, every one of the counts of which went upon promises to the intestate and not to the administrator. Lord ELLENBOROUCH'S impression was with Mr.l MARRYAT'S distinction ; in this case the administration' seemed to be an'admitted fact between the parties, by their pleadings.— Rae granted MAY 2. - This day several insolvent debtors were discharg ed, amongst them was one named Sermon, whose cre ditor having been three times called, to spew cave why he should not be discharged, and not appearing, the dehtor was discharged, and was going out of Coon, when an attorney's clerk, who had been stand ing by all the time, thrust into the hands of the deb tor his sixpences, and note of detention. This, hew. ever, Sermon refused to receive, saying, the prosecu tor was too late, as he was already at liberty. The attorney's clerk eontendod he was not at liberty, inas much as he had not left the Court, and that his six pences and note had been offered in good time. An appeal was then made to the Judge on the subject. Mr. Justice Ls SLANG decided that the prisoner had been discharged ; the creditor being bound to offer his sixpences before the third proclamation had taken place. Upon this decision of the Learned Judge the debtor, to the 'great discomfiture of the attorney's clerk, walked off in triumph. 14BWGAIE AND LEADENHALL MARYWIS. (By thy Carcass) Beef; per at. 41 41 to fra tid I Veal - 5. 44 to 6s 4d Mumma • 01 Cu 6s ()Work - 54 Id to 7. Od Lamb Ts 4d to Its W. I'RICES OE HAY AND SlitAW YESTERDAY. IT. JANUSS. I WurracuArat.. * Hay 81 Si to 51 5a Ikl Hay - 41 4s to 51 8s •traw 11 13* to 21 5s ()%1 i Strays - 16. to 21 Os Cluver - 61 os to 71 7. PRICE OF HOPS IN THH BOROUGH MARKEL'. bILW SAGS. IN kW rJrittrs. Kent 61 Gs to 91 Ss Kent 81 81 to 121 Os Sussex GI Lt. to 81 a. 1 SUbaeX 71 ISe to IUI b. Essex 81 Os to 91 5.1 Farnham 111 Or to £6l Ws RAW 1111)k.S. Best Heifers and Steen (per Ordinary Is tW to is 10d &toile) Vs 61 to Ss Od Market Calf - - lis each. Middlings, 2s Od to 24 4d Litsg.H•arur lfts Od to lift Od Meanings, lid to ooS—Laub 'Atha, Ss Od to is S.t. YRlet Of TALLOW. St. James's Market 641 Cod Town Tallow 101 s 111 Clare Market Os Od Yellow Russia tOs Od Whitechapel Market 5s led Whitt ditto Ous ud per stone of 81b. -- Soap ditto 00s utt 11s 10d 1 Melting `tuff 9.:s Od Average 5s Ild I Dine rough 62s Od Yellow Spay 108s—Mottled o itus---Cavil ; 1241—Palm uus. Candles per dozen • k6s. Osi Moulds - t7s Ed YitiCk Ok 1.t.i."1 hk.it IN LLADLNHALL. MARKET. Butts 22d 25d Call bkina 36d 384 Ditto 211 271 I Ditto 39d 424 Merchants' Backs 224 SW Ditto 394 42d Dressing Hides 24d 250 I Small Seals iticl 4u4 Hoe Coach Rides 254 • itiLl Large ditto, per doz. 13os 190. Crop Hides :or outs. fuel 224 "Fanned Hula( Hides sad 30d Ditto 45 to 50 lbs 22id 23 , 1 d I Goat bkins . 114 3(' ?NICE OF COALS—COAL MAiika I, MAY 2. Ship at Market Sold Prices. 231 Newcastle - 19* . - 44. 01 to 54s Od 4 Sunderland - S . • 46s Od to 46s 6d 0 Scotch Coal - 0 - - 006 041. IrilUti WAILIt Al 1.3)1 4 11X101 bkllXili 10-MORLtu% Mantles Miami= 32 it titres after 2 BiRTHS. Friday, In Condult-street, the Lady of Captain R. M. Fowkr, Royal Navy, of a son. On the silt instant, at her house in Piccadilly, the Lady of Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. of a daughter. Saturday, in Cadogan-place, Mrs. Hawker, - wife of General Hawker, commanding in ttre Suffolk district, of a sen. lUDGUENTS. H. Swan, Esq. M. P. was brought up to receive the judgment of the Court, for an assault on the Rev. J. Fortune. The defendant had suffered judgment to go by default. It appeared from the affidavit of the prosecutor, that he and the defendant were amongst the Directors of the incorporated Company called the Fort Levant Company ; and on the day ventioned in the indictment, they having met at the house of the Secretary, in Craven -street, in the Strand, some dis pute arose between them concerning some bills, which proceeded to such a length that Mr. Swan shook his cane at the prosecutor, and, as the prosecutor asserted, struck him. On the part of Mr. Swan, his • own, and the affida vits of other persons present, were put in, stating, that Mr. Fortune's conduct and language had been of a most provoking description r and also stating that they verily believed Mr. Swan did not strike, but only shook his cane at the prosecutor. The Court, taking all the circumstances into consi. deration, fined the defendant £lO, and on that fine being paid he was discharged. REX v. AMY. Judgment was also prayed against this defendant, a livery servant, who had been found guilty of an as sault upon his master, Captain Kinnersley, whom he had insulted and stricken in the presence of the fe- . males of his family. The defendant presented a peti tion to the Court, stating that he had been imprison ed on this indictment eleven months, viz, ever since it was found, he not having been able to find bail, and that he had been prevented by his poverty from in. structing Counsel to pray for judgment. The Court took the petition into its consideration, but observed, that a great part of this imprisonment he Mad brought upon himself by not suffering judgment by default ; he was therefore adjudged to three months further int-, prisonment, and to enter into a recognizance of the peace for three years afterwards in £lOO. A Court Martial was held last week on board the r GLADIATOR, Rear-Admiral FooTE, President, to try Lieutenant FLETCHER, of the AcuILLE, for neglect of duty and disobediencsof orders. The Court finding him guiltyehe was sentenced to be dismissed his ship, and' placed at the bottom of the list of Lieutenants.— A Court Martial was .also held on board the GLA DIATOR, to try Lieutenant TOWNSHEND, of his Majesty's ship DIOMEDE, for neglect of duty, dis obedience of orders, and extreme conte:npt to Captain FAIHAN, his Commander, when working through the gull stream into the Downs. None or the Charges being proved, the said Lieutenant TOWNSH&ND was fully acquitted. THE MURDER AT SHEERNESS.—The two men who were in custody on suspicion of being the perpetrators of the horrid murder at that place have been dis charged, there not being sufficient evidence to crimi nate them. Vickery, the police officer from Bow , street, has arrived there, and commenced a most dili gent and active search after the villains. Hitherto no one has appeared who knows any thir a of the un fortunate man. A quantity of blood has been disco vered in a shed not far from where the body was found, the door-posts of which are also bmeared with it: The publican, at whose house he was the prece ding night, has not any knowledge of him, and the spot where he was discoveted WAS two miles distant from the one he was last seep at. • UlKihA. MARRIED. Tuesday, at Chippenham, Lieut. Day, of the Royal Marines, to Mrs. Bagoell, widow of Lieut. Bagnell, of the same corps, who was some dine since shot in a duel, near Portsmouth. Lately, S. R ich ards, Esq. of Solsborough, count yWe for d, to Eli zabetb, eldest daughter of Colonel Sewell, Upper Seymour -street. Thursday, at nekton, the Rev. Charles Bryan, Rector at Wollaston, Gloucestershire, to Mks Kenipthorne, only daugh ter of the late Admiral Kempthorne. At Inverness, tie 16th ult. Mr. John Munro, writer, to Ann Isabella, third daughter of the Rev. Mr. D. Mania, minister of the Chapel of Ease. Wednesday, at Brighton Church, G. Babington, Esq. son of T. Babington, Esq. M. P. (or Leicester, to the lion. Augusta Julia Noel, third daughter of Sir G. N. Noel, of Exton Park, Rutland, Batt. 11E11. At Charlton, on Saturday the 30th April, after a long life de voted to the service of his country, and in the 734 year of his age, Lleutenant-General Sir William Congreve, Bart. Colonel of Ar tillery, and Comptroller of the Royal Laboratory. In France, of the wounds he received in the late sortie fmm Bayonne, Captain J. B. Shiftier, of the Ist bats. Sd Fuot Cuarda, son of the Member for Lewes. Lately, at Bromptoa, Middlesex, Rear-Admiral Charles Sandys, in his 69d year. 'Thursday, at Clifton, near Bristol, the Lady of Rear-Admiral FLilkett, of Gatheriugton, Hams. On the 97th ult. la Stratford-place, la the 8 lth year of his age, Colonel W. Sialr. I.ately, to Cattle, Tipperary, the Doirager Lady Cahir. On the 16th Muth, in Spain, the Prince of Conti, aged 80. uesday, at Lower Glansnire, the Rev. Juba Chetwood, in the 76th year of NO ago; for 23 Teats Rector of the Union of Rathcoopoy. • M ATRIhIONY. IVO Disorders have contributed more es3entiaily to 11 destroy Hymeneal Happiness than those which are Ilia consequence of unguarded pleasure. people of every rank pay adoralets to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Connitutem bas been tainted by Disease, a renovation of stability La indispen &ably requisite. Teveuty years have we devoted our practice to the excluder trratmsnt of the following Disorders, and the 9OL .cessitil result of our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose. far as we ate able, the ravages of (beet Complaints which r most important in the catalogue of Human Infirnnties. initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeries, see formed at an early period of practice, to rescue individuals from notaries of uneducated mop, or the equally dangerous precii of general Practitioners. The Disorders to the cure of which we have devoted tention, comprise every spectre of t'enereal Infection; ; of Debility, whether arsir.g from the habits of school or the inditigencies of matures age; that derangement System in Women, which is cal!. d Barrenness or Seminal Weaknesses, Gkets, 06e:ructions in the as also Stricture* whether recent or of long duration, which have bsfllyd the skill of other Practitioners, • ot.r present improved plan of treatment effectually and needy cured, without the patient suffering the extrude, and alarming Hemorrhage which frequently follows the Lion of the Lunar Caustic. In the course of our extensive 1 in this metropolis, numerous cases of S fRICTURES bay/ and arc daily under our care, the total trachea:km of *eV fected by a safe, certain , and expetiblous mode attire to any ether yet adopted. The %scaliness, relatatloe, thy, Proceeding from this complaint are tpee.:ily remns the Patient restored to sound and v,i ornus health. But the debility has for years existed, a proper pers;:verence restorrive remedies is indispensably requfsite, to reviret Wring sparks of life, and to reanimate the constitution. Numerous Diseases are the result of Lowrance er Last. treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, and it not unfrequend pens that the beetle of life are poisoned by the indiscretiosi uuguarded hour. By a superior method such complabate easily cured; and even where others have failed, we ' we may presume to offer a radical re-establishment. E ever, are the casts of complicated distress in this disords pared with the calamitous situation of men, who, trom grace in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable quence of suck pernicious habits. Where the unhappy auk, broods over his nsisery, but carefully conceals his mislortunes, may be wine consolattoa tor him to kilow,that.,althosigb It be object of doubt or uncertainty with other Practitioner*, the moval of these deficiencies by the gradual progress of Reis tive is the acquirement of our experience. it the rites of Batches , Veuus have begun to seduce manly rigour, much anxiety be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid staff ID these cases no great dialeuky will occur. Married Wonsan, who have long been disappointed Ir expectations of a family, may he assured, that in most 1r such defects are curable by Medical skill. • The secrecy which is so taste:tit' to our undertaking, qualifications whklt W e have pre filleted to state, form of our pretensions. and in mit:eidetic,: with suc h-this intitamia s is given, that Messrs. Currie and Cs. may he consulted b.- - dent. of either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour, House, No. 107, Hation-ganlen. Patients in the Country arc requested to state the paid.* * of their case, age, and general habit of living, and ends*, m re mivance for advice and Medicines, when the same will be t o m or sent to any part of the Kingdom. • CURRIE ani•Co. Na. 1117. Hattomgareho. September 8, ISIS. - • LONDON7Pontati by Laves. Kawr, Plckettilas rubiish.4 there, and at the star Oftee. Temple Beg. ii " 10* . Xith, 4P2iitik r 1 P.; . • - - - Yesterilay this town was splendidly ilintininated, iu c - • of the -.4 of Ey-- :nnsequence to revolution in the affairs Mr. CURTIS, the brewer, and Messrs. MASSZY and Co. bankers, spared no expence to have some very appro priate transparencies from town. Mr. TURNER and Mr. OPAT g's, in the High -street, were the most con spicuous, having the whole of their extensive fronts brilliantly lighted; and the united standards of Great Britain and France suspended from the top. in fact, the whole of this populous and ancient town exhibited one scene of general joy. We know of but one acci dent, which was that a Mr. J. HALL was severely burnt, in consequence of some fire-works exploding in his pocket. Mrs. BERKBECIC treated the poor of St. Margaret's parish with beef and plum pudding. Friday se'nnight a fine girl, about four years of age, was rode over by a cart, loaded with bark, going frem Renfrew to Paisley. A few days since L. Walsh, a porter, residing in ' Rel Lion -court, Saffron-hill, pitched a chest of oranges en the block at the end of Fleet Market, and on endeavouring to resume his lcrad his feet slipped, and he fell on his back, when the load alighted on his chest, and so seriously injured him that he died shortly after. Friday afternoon, an archway repairing in New court,•Saffron-'till, at which a number of labouring men were employed at work, a stone of the arch sud denly gave way, when the whole fell down, and buried them under its ruins ; most of them were very much hurt. Three of them were conveyed to St. Bar tholomew's Hospital, having several bones broken, and otherwise so much bruised, that their recovery is doubtful. Wednesday morning, Stephen Northouse Shearer, nineteen years of age, apprentice with Mr. Kershaw, of Mill-hill, painter, fell from off a ladder, when pain ting the outside of a Gentleman's house at Little IVoodhonse, whereby he was so shockingly fractured as only to survive till the afternoon, when he expired. Lieutenant CARPENTER, formerly of the Algerine, was unfortunately drowned, a short time since, on his passage from Bermuda to Halifax, by the vessel foundering which he was on board of. LONDON MARKETS. r 14 ?.."I'' 94';' . 'tip itififft , tatibitfAit . HE following MEOIC A INES can only' be prncut. ~ .11. 49 t killittine of E EDWAR99. t 2, Rt. loald's Church-yard s HMIs Meat allow/ ii it Jaripe! /au. Pefipettn. 11 i F.ssence of Waterdock 3 d Ito he • Embrywation 1 0 Hallnin'sAlillass Pats 2 9 it , blvids's Gough Mors si 9 Wessel% re.ults Drops 2 9 *Jumper Es.. Pc::..yroy al 114 Marshall's Cerate I 1 t • ,predftnan's P‘t.l. 2(t Churclis Cosgh Drops 2 9 •Spilsbury's Drops 6 0 Atuboyna Tooth Powder 2 6 •Ortmonottak's Lozenge' 1i 1 ContwelesorirtalCordial 4 6 °lnglis'. hcoto P, Us I I! WidowWelch • Pills 2 9 . Salt of Lemma I u Keyser's Pills 6 S •Slngfeton's Eye flint. 2to Vehte's Vegetable Pills 46 . 1 . 1 410d9016 . 4 Balsam is 0 Newton's Tooth I'owder 29 . •Heauy's Magoebil 2 9 _. . . ... . Chore Pectoral kW/ tit Walsh's Antipertul4s 2 9 ---- Co!throw I.oz. 114 Atuboyna Lotion 4 6 Weasel's Specific Remedy 2 The above (choir with Or si of E. Edwards, 6ti, St, Paul's, hod every other Pent and PO I.iheral allowiloce to •Houpt . r'. Pius 1 11 Essence of Spruce 3 5 •Durable Ihk t rt *Norris, Drop* g 9 Cheltea hes Salts 3 II c.:cepted; Wal line the s.idr-41 n the Aunt') ; *heft also En 4) bra Medicine. leraants and Tratlcrs. • COMM. BALM OF Oft LAD. ADelusive Habit, genyrAlly le.trnt at Crest Schools, weakens and deattoys the whole nervous a) and in the stay ibiwer of 'youth bruit; op air int , env•i r % u t the most languishing old ages ramie' nig iti ' , wants :iffci to all aniusententa, absent lu company, diitt and Litt.-.. eve: y whrte. These nnlsdlee are not oMy relieved., bin ultimo:, ty cured, by this tat:elitist Medicine, which is wins/ail 4 hE storing broken sir decayed constitwitins to pristine avaitita..4 vigour. Sold by . Mathews and I rich, IS, Strand ; Bacon anti Co. I "Si t Osfoed.street, I.dialon. Mrs. Emith, Perfumer, North IL ilze, Edinburgh ; 3. Baiter and A. htlionJid, Glasgow ; and dicine Venders. Price I is. each, or four in one tastily boat. for Sas. by which one t labottle is Owed, with the word," o.ani. Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on tho Sump. Of whom may be had 'be celebrated AN ri-tmITTIttiVE4, or Solt.mon's Drops (without mercury, or any skier -t kw. pro- paration), stand in * highest estimation tor the erre 4 ds Scurry, Scrofula, leprosy, and till disorders ortglitatienin an an. pure state of the blood; beinj; gradual, gentle, and alritu : its. perceptible, in their operation—the best subsii!ufe that bean discovered for that dangerous snit oral Mercury, sairitenli the blood, and stimulating It to ',pet all ninnies and st.‘, .re Juice.., give strength and to the nerves, entiventog and hist goratiog both body and mind. Price 4s. 6J. anti Ss ad. a bottle, duty included. Be ear, ffi re observe the words, 6 Sathuel &domes, I.lverpool," enigma, d in the Stamp, without which none are gamine. •,,* Dr.Sulomon eapects, when emanated by lever, the us .rR compliment of a one pound note to be inclosed, athltaned— " Money Letter. Dr. Soloman, Gilead Haut, nerd 14veriAiJi. Paid double pottage.' v. 0: i) *al 11 9 1140 , 14. Of I ii - .1r • • ' .. NIT mimic 84176 f ROYAL COLLEGB THE MUSEUM of the opercd for Inspection on TUE breaut t and w .a be of.tat ao Toro& Mantbenl May aid Jure. Forage witylicattos way be wade at the 'latelre and two. B) Dater of t EDMOtt Inc'inifl• Inn VieMt, May S. • N AVAL and MILLTAN lnethuted In tbe Parrea—Hte Royal • Higbee Vitt•Patroll...-114 it. H. the I President —His dreee the Aral Vans-Pau Rt. Hon and Right Rey. Lard I Merit a London 1 i Hoe. k Right Rev. LAL Bishop I of Dtlfhaftl Very Rev. Dean of Canterbury Wm. and Very Rev. Was of Wit.dsor bt Hogg. F.arl Spencer RightHoo. Bari vi Dartmouth Right Hon. I art of N et! oar Rt.N.l.4l.Willoagi4by 40 broke tsar Jar. Ambrose Marlin. Char lotte-ttreet, Blottnistnn7 rumor Still Captain FABIAN, Koval NI 114, lermywatreet, M4.r 01.01/14 Royal Ar 114, lerrom The ANNUAL GEN=I . will he kW at theme Neve Lotolou t he 10411 May. door. will .thie Chair taken rawly or Use. (Slemd) Ornenivey itnuu„ 114, Jenny' . - la ES I MINS'IE Kiorotreet, rpHE Geseral Mee6np RettPment, to be held Apt il, or within ten days there d on other Altair`. M br h ay sth, mat, at twelve o'clo N. B. The a* will be t P.I.S‘AGt. Vg-: THAT fine Vesse3 Packet. WILLIAM rt , I burgh and Havre de-Grace o• catuunse to sad eve ry w • ar a extremely well fitted Patient. Parcels and t.l Mi. teed with the Minos. e , "twirl!, and the Master •n Tavern, P,int-street, Yoram London and Ctuche,ter t • from the above 'Favern. W s od-st rert, Chrepsile, I .nt All parcels above the rat • for settle thusly, or It loot art rt.mY _ A. tl .W 0 4ct B o wen ii.)3 31i1C• entree, MI B EN rt.mY ids are the T HE BENT LE' es. After " .• • p,,i,h of West 1) e , A a wish, the Manor er rep eca it can the ie. 'ecipitaoce Timltrr and Wood ~,s ti our at. '~'o . Lincoln ' s Ina Itklds all kinds ;.:ani boys, ens of the Storibty; Urethra; sloe, had • a, are by 410" the Hop Pole Inn, Id perms. o f May nea t, a edits Wm Pr E v aloAble to alleihlAp MANOR and I' re prartlro handy House fit for tl have berth rkialilsef- v superior and debt- awed, std in 3ut where Ice ha Gee !tiae shire- spii•exempailtweareieategeosr„.t.sdetliydrotkitarn,:ticii.:r.,..*3:l,l::....i Itsda ' hitrini, ja s t it ) ;:o 4:n U i sia t iltt • unu., ctv _ Printed Particula r, ISM Is the Mr. noose. bowel entiy hap. Er the ; Mrssn Ds tiOR orao placs, Weir Bur''"'' blots are Wr . Wrwislasy, !rust that Worcester ; Swans I •ew, how. "t ar s, lath; clay A efta. Mr: .gait, Iffti an indol. -•`•••-.^""""----- lohluttable Mr cocas. TO , 1' *offerer At t 74 %iv In n Oe orlon% s. it s pear t nest. at Os it be au ittitbaorso " 2 , 4/1 re, the t.. Fri ktj li. e•IIP ei; ow Jar . de.iroiele Iles tatcbal. • .. 1 „. c„„,&,-Lotoe, ' isirtY w j,p l ( l ,l l Vektror aPiel w ale, theitliegi end taste pedo sassidit rod d stn l ts ar* es dal e ihoUPLC efr ' unds . ?, is by 19; I, *ad th. • I.i.g.tvihr 4 . l k` I the basi s , ra; Ave Zed row Intioala s ovi h r era flour; e 4 bl. Pa. I he grounds r ors U their 1., re .• also a Lit r nits , a. "Melnik's •I'lttastate i 4 I 1 1 .11 40 II le. • Vg• PM OW . foresee . ..,ososabie ds , adek. as. • tu vea V i t 117; ,41 6 • alegiod, lid • AVERAGE PRICE of CORN In ENGLAND and WALES, from the returns ending the 29d of April 1814. Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oars. Beans. Pease. s. d. Is. d. s. d. Is. d. s. d. s. d. 7s 5 45 9 38 6 27 1I 47 5 55 8 ( he average Price of Sugar, computed from the returns made In the week ending the 27th of Aprd, is 90s. sad. per cwt. Rartnt Nor Wilt.% lIN MAKK-LA Ns tram Aprilitt,to Aprll23, Total 6314 quaters.—Average 675. 2d.-ss. 2.1 lower than last return. • RLtua N or Et.ou It from April 16, to April 22—Total 10,638 sacks.—Average 648.0141.-os. 5-1-t1 lower than last return. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. IBEfileave to inform you, that ever since th e year 1790,1 had been aifiicted with the I.ues Venerea, whiclitr.ert its obstinately resisting every course of asedicine prescribed by Is most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several serene courses of salivation and twice dim:hared from the Hospital, imp little relief, would appear to be of the most Inveterate n ature . ; in the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a beast, as nearly toput a period to my existence. In this state, I was ie. commended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so macs ilbra by thent here,) to take your Leake s Patent Pills, whisk I belga to do on the 26th May ; iu the course of a fannies 11. pots receive benefit. in little more than a month 1 becanse , by your liberal advice and medicine, perf e ctly f ree Ir on , m y toe• mer complains, !lave recovered my former spirits and strength. and am become jolly and fat. In which state having oot.tinusli many mom's to the astonishment of all who knew me, I am at a loss hi what terms to express my gratitude, but beg roe fei the good of other suffering mortals, to snake this my caw so public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—ln so doing yes will greatly °bilge, Sir, your grateful obedient vary bumble sat. want, ALEX. MURICES.. Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh. ' Prepared and sold by &emir Proprietor, ThonsasTayier Member of the Royal College of Surgeons In London, at his boas; .N 0.9, New Bridge -street. They are also sold by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, Ww. SS, St. Alban's-.trett, Pail M. 41; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Or ford-street ; Mr. DiAiorough's, N 0.7, Fish-street-hp, nearlyop. posite the Monument; and by we person in every consitieribse town in England, /kg. ha boxes only es. 9d. each, sealed tip whit lull and pistil directions, whereby persons ofeitLer sea may can themselves with ease and secrecy, N.B. Every Box sohl ira Great Britain la sealed tip with a stamp in which ,by favourof the Cumuli:sinners, is printed at the Starve plfiu "'T. Taylor, No.!). New Bridge-street." NE THE WA/IDE it I t „A. . Kowtow. iertottr dro comrled sad IN "'hap. price s. ("pro till costive rail Mr, wars by Seed at ti arranse# for the lairoari,t Rornabetta„ adupti )'tip V Akereve,prit• si die fivt unite AV Che vomit. Dane.. io tete.rpal Vowed and arrange. , se a II for the 14. , r7, cow* iewl In a sew days p llatelo-Prantatie Spec ac'e its wi b th • mow unb tut' Covent:Garden, csavese IL Moto*. Lot don : Poblialord unl by 20, Subo•oquare ;