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7,mr!r •171. Vahr rfOrt. rntortIAN I 'SGUTT.A SALOrm&us has lx•ro lor,c nothing of tite preselet.das. '' ▪ ill the different stages of a • t . .it eradicates frinvi '•c t • ft.& t•xr:)sitre oktur mr C(lll,.r.tutial l Ar E , ,r.111,••,..ttnt e . re..sti • eif thrseire,t;inal-7 'Drops hang .rt• t . tan 911 y a , 104. `owil 1 , 7.)ve a (WYK-SANT re 41411. (i •hdrr - by •oo frre use nf rileag 1'•) ‘.f . a waral .I')latv. ; r ge ~ ;H a c•• • rvic',, rra't rimiertgai :!: Pa • :.•, ,i • C k 0:!•1 7( mplessic ~'s, s, I t!:111 adar* r ar t au, m 111".11e. i • , i . iictr•.y many wtuakna t-om. !la./ IIt:CP deprived rt •, . , -... . , . "44.4 .•;1.:• 1 : • ' i o t . I *,•- 1 -r .. , t ' - .. 4 111 0 11 - - It') `` V .‘ Ai . ( il l •' x r zi.,. i.0174kir,,(4:44. w., 4 1 / 7 lib.- 1 4 • .4. firg::7 S ql ....-... ' t 4 4r -: , . _......_ . . r FF7 / 1..) aid site ,t . .' .~ , :r:. - N LTAIRML 851..3: THURSOAY, JUNE 16, 1814. PRICE SIX PENC HA ISPENN V.,. SLAVE TRADE. rirtHE FRIENDS ;If the ABOLITION of the 11 st AVE TRADE are requested to meet at Fa EFMASONS . HALL, .I . O•MitItROW_. the 17th ms , ant, at One t,'Cllck. • . A.DAZIR L.11:-OP.IFJCIf s May Y 7, 10 14. N OTICE: it hereby liven, That a fflssioa of 01gr and Teraihier and Goal Dditery, fir the Trialof Offesees wwwritted ur the High Seas, within the joridictiox ifthe Admiralty of England, will he :rel. dat Judie, Hall, ix /he Old Bailey, Lomita, ow Friday, the Ist of July *to, at tisk o'd•ci the swains. J. W. CROKE*. SALES BY ALCIION. `l:i. y ror,ii, at Mr. Itutler'i, X. Cheapekbe; Trier :01 CN-..c1.- ,. .1rd; and ro.u), by b. :nll . • l'orts!,toz::!h; MO! t::.2ohnsnh, (;thsport , Nl'.tetar, hry, and Jon,-, Portn.a ; 'l4 - ewman, t.iwk‘voret,yi tat, Gabnct, :_td I ioxtznd, snow 11 ; I)c.b hdzr_r taasEhh.v ; tr.it it , Itt:d Ednfburgh ; 11utwctt,Both ; - d.ost• Podli t 1l kite, Brighton ; V.4l!:orts,' Sel.!on. and Ruff, Citehathi- . ()riven and I%illithre, Edwards tnd Penny, 1.4e-Tatez and Lynda, th.i.olc!oltsceri Bowen, Ishx - wich ; t;nutt oaf , liirmincha:ll; Gregory, 134,11.ct.n; end nan,ht 14.1d;:ittiits io hurtles.: t ftt!. 4s. 6d. an 1 . TO THOMAS Cr/leave to inform yott,tltat ever gineethe rem 90,1 had been afflicted with the I.ues Veuerea, whirls lam tinately rittisting •evr.ry course of medicine prescriaedlly*. .rainent of the faculty here, and usalergoing sm.:rates/teat' s of salivation and twice discharged frem the Hospitatowsla t;I:el, would appear to be of the most ineyterat4liatUr.e. is • f ye - army Jiaarder had rot to such a Lea/41e •to put a period to my existenoe. In chis state, 1 vas Sq. c,ded by Mr. J. 'Thompson, (v•he received ia'arrat a AMOS rut; Leake's l'ateut on the :2Gtb I".L :y ; in the course of a fortniglv I ktgal: e In little more than a month t becameDor . Vreral advice and medicine, 1 erfectly free from snit ~taplaints., have recovers d my former spirits andsitiseusk n becorn: justly and tat, in which state being coutiou4 !Intr.:its co :he astonishment •Uf who knew me, I arm ,s in wk.: terms to exprow my gratitude, hut begyou Sur • of o: her suffering mortals, to make this 1 , 9; cases. r., poi , ede,::!., I Atall4in every necnilori—iii 4110 deist;' VOW • I)idlia,•,3ir, your grateful obedient very hauililerate, AI.EX. /4.II:IX.KEAL. (lose, High-street, Edinburgh. F.ireil and 5d41 by the .::7c l'to;.riecor, Thomas Twailig er of the Royal College ut Sul soon* ha Luuthwou his baba- New llaidae-at rect. - - / are also ;,,Id by his arpnintmettc, at the Etertitssette..l3a,. . I.iban%-street, fall Alai!; site Tay-skop, No. WA, filik rzeut ; Mr. Disbasough'.. s No, 7,11 M-street-hill, nearbtripy late Altman/en( ; mid by cue Ter. all in every cottaideratat in Enilanyl, 8.7. r. in berates oral; ss. sd. I,ldi, tented titi d plain dieec:tet!:, sver.phy ; ,ersuct 6.4.. t es t her bex t may till= .•Ives "rib ruse mu! secrecy. In _ has been too frcuventlrtbe subject of just ami eral riprolutiatu f that men dfttittate .1,41 e alemun:fi.dr.iiht art hive offerrit themselves as .candidates-fisc.publiert ein the profe.sion of Physic. I'u !lie purpose of doing the'result of our studies sad experience; and twpressuitaie ing classed anweg 'Anse erapirics where impudent pra- Jueve,lutiortunately for tociery, liven toy favottrsblyops 'we beg lesdelei submit te4:6e liberal ant edit ./ I statement Of4;1111' purnsits and acquirements& r having received i regular medical oducatitin, Grlncial and Wizard, whose lectures and practice vab attended, as Profcaers and 8 urgeons c4t.he I.spndon we entered ourselves as students in that - jubtly celehratel for medical acquirements the Repel College of Eden and were Antstructed is the different branches of Anaemia): y, the Theory and Pracuie of PftYsic, Chemistry, Niel , Bolan*, &c. &c:iice. by theft(' einimeut Professors, I.lws. • Gregory, Al.ton, Duncan, and ituth e af or JL st we shall not lie deenied Presumptuous in oaring, that cleficy and sequiretileitte lite tiollnesinil ?enable. Arlavint ng series of years mole VENEREAL CO NI PLAiN*II4,, various diseases of DEBILITY, the particular-objects:lf dies and practice,it will, we hope, he allowed that weitase. superler- knowleeige of their treatment and cue. ill therm uses Of mifectien r a perfect re-estabishenent 'is ed in. the short, period of two days, and in those of rite inveteracy, where other practitioners hair failed of rug proper pe k veve r a q ce in our pia ! ) oilitatnwn t xasuskos*• lent a sage ant radical caw. dst the mcianiluslreariety of ilisorders 'which are the Id a habLt long and most Unhappily yursuon by the youtls4 xes, there are none more ahirteing or more distressing:than ehcienceles and debilules which ft else-nay prevenoor ear he matrimonial sate: l'ia ouch persons it must be avoit rileetlon to know that they may now, by a new and 41-41. nle of treatment, be rest , sed to that greatest of an hums'. 5, a strong, manly, and intio , ous cohstitution. iln alt cam 'try, from whateverscadse ar.sitrz, as well as in every ups. venereal infection, we may he coksulted by patiahts AI ex with the greatest se.recy and honour, liouriot.e.4s - at home from tug to three, lindfcont shin the email' at night. 1 flts in the country are roweled to, state Ihr . parde*rogE ,e, age, aid general habit of living, &c..lnck)sing I seatit,- , r advice llnd niedicines. when the ratne will be given er any part of the li•ngdont. • To cloture that secrecy sc.*. to our ii ndert 2 king, the postage .of letters may be added la Qum for medicines. L C URRIE anti Co. Sargooos, No. 107, liotton.Gattiop. SS lt.ti. GOSj and Co. a. regular Membersef e tyyaleollege .1 gorteons in I,onsien, have sedition* their attention for these last 17 year. to.t:ie study of those s which so frequently embitter,-oad ton nssen Timmy, stintable bossing, marrinn”Mti feheity. The nurnurous tons they have hitherto received from poisons of the.fzett , .and the unlforwronmem attending iltir sunerlartnoar tot in such complaints, inJutes thou rhus,publiciyar •ir assistance —.lu all raw of debility or (Tefitieney, who- Id ing from &too feecloolicy apardripartiftin the gaits tashionoble life, the uuboussded elide Ige,ice of libertinteer. re', Kilter& and d -structive lwbit , which weake!.s the ,t the mlnd,tind destroys the flower of y0u1,14 , prod./obi itt the one sex, and impotence in,she other, Ahoy elms pvrinanent cure. c •,• who, troll' such 'complaints,. are preventetLemeier c, end asbamed t' !•e• k rel.el, - brood Altar IA nine.; in si:ence, it must .be consoling :a know, homers ex ineffectual the cure tnay be deemed by other peee.i.• that, by a renovating and trictliod, th:rrnuty'br t• . , a sound and vig•;ruto co:ua it uinm. A cumin diaorder, ly contracted in a moment of indiscretion. at. 4 evet.y4,6- t•Lerealiiffection,by a mild andnever-fritiii. mitten/ treat .;:e.,t(l.:ly an:l r• - •.dleally remove& u•ith...ut re,t aintin•d ett ;14 JISG S t rictu rya of the :J. etiaz ...idglee's Iv - 1)1,146er ro cure in a 41:4r riud, without 'cult:rat itu.thr US I of the C...atic; referencre of which cee • flentlerien of luiffi reapectalatlity, haute it: a very period, aft:r matting laboured tiulor r u±:0•••• inarvtAl Feanil. s, v Ippie expea -I.!edges of (.littt,hf....l Lappinvis liavethtvie •p al*o I;tt a p1,:4411:g n anon tr. tour:. -that by r, i...tr.tr:c.' in Civic retueitiet. the gcnorai lat”.lth isiteno . : nap litnetatb removed. 5. ;'• • Cu. exclub.ve.y profer , inr,,tlit• t tire of flies.- ; t_:,,l:ll..its, in order th they May ii.)t Uc mark rd with the obloquy so justly at taeltell the t• tie );r.e, think it but justice to themselves to ...are that I.ropetly ed:rcated itt•tiittel itia) eefery .hr.n,eh of . cei tilicaies (.I:which from a!s, al, from the most ernineirl'hysieiaris, they have to eiii;- . :!I , ifter), that the sucee,s ll:Nutting frun: heir endva if ;:.ducdthem to quit the practice oftueg,neralp:xc zt..i:heypresunie that their preter,,icnt ct - usLitiite A Pie r the unprecedented confideLce with which they Lave I.llic been so liberally Loncure'l in the country ate requested to state the partiettlars :se, age, aril manner of living, enc:osiug ilAids• note tnetLci::ea, and the t..:nte will Le torwateled to of the Lingdom. • u:(.1 Co. 1-:Larßeozri, IS, Bouverie-street, I".ertsctreet. : kriii;ed by LEVEL KEN 4 . , Pickett Place; k)).:rd there, ant; at the :;tar Ulfice,Aemple Bar. Vie Operatic Tight Rope Dancers and Female Equiltbrist on the Wire—Mademois-elle NINA FER Z 1 (sister to, the justly celebrated 'light Rope l l ancers) just arrived from Paris, being cngaged for a short time at this 'fbeture, will make her Borth 'appearance this evening ; and in addition to their extraordinary venom Mancrs, display her singular. evolutions on the Slack • cl f AL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLEY ) 6) WESTMINSTER NUDGE. Under the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the Paiwcz R tor NT and Duke of You. • tIIHIS EVENING, TO-MORROW, and SA TIIRDAY, by permission of the Proprietors of the I . Leatreltnyal,Cove'nt•gartlen. the grand Eauestrian Spectacle, of THE SECRET MINE. Introluci.lg the United STUD of lIIRSES. Momieur and fOademnistile 1 ROPP. DAN- CiNG —Wonder ul Perforniances by the FLYING STAG ZEMIN' 'C.—A Comic Sorg by Mr. Herring.—Horsemanship by Mr. Davis, . in conclude with a Comic Pantomime, call. d HARLEQUIN'S MASQUER4DE. 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"Ite work will comprehend many Particulars never before palished ; and Fifteen Engravings, con,:s:ing of Poe ture,ve Views, and Portraits of the EMPEROR ALLIANDCR and the EstPRISS. front Paintings lately executed by the Author, Mr. PAtit. Svaittit, the Gentleman who brought the late Gene• ral Moreau from America, and in whose arms he expired. Price 345. plain, and Is. with colqured Views. Vi - This Day was.pnblishod, price es. ed. • THE PAMPHLETEER, NO. VI. Being'an impartial Record of all the leiding•PassetiskTS, OG LITIZARY, POLITICAL, and RELIGIOUS &mac s; and fonnicg an indispensable appendage to every LISRAILY. This highly patronized Work already boasts the assistance of the fol lowing Noble and distinguished Authors : The CHANCLELOII of the E. I Rev. T._ I t a Mcsoarta, cmcgtrut , 'The Iris nor of LitccoLo'; lit. Hon. Wm. WlLstaroact, _ _ Rev. J. C.lusTAce, Flts.,Pzectv.u. ELIOT, Eli. W floss:lst:oN, Esq. M. P. Rr. Hnn. Lord t,ntritzto, C. VoTLEit, Esq. Cr 5. Itaartair, Sir T. 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Talon horn actual Survey, • By JOHN LOCKIF, inspector of Buildings to the pbcenix Fire Office. Second PAlitiOn,rsirreitid and revised, with upwaids Of Sixteen Hundred Places added. London : Printed for Sherwond, Neely, and Jones, 20, Pater noster-row ; and J. M. Richardson, Cornibil. This day was published, A new Edition, price ss. I lustrated with Cases, APRA CTICA I. TRE ATISE on the P R EVEN TION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASP. and its consequences, as Strictures, Glees!, &c. including practical Ob servations on Tabes Dorsali4, Onanism, Seminal Wtaluiets, !Utica Dischargesi &c. divested of all technical obscurities. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon. La'e of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for the Author, No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle. street, Strand ; Messrs Sherwood and Co. 21, Pa:ttnostertrow ; and Messrs. Highly, 24, Flect-street, London. Where may be had, CatotN Popular Treatise on Indigestion, Scrofula, and Cwaneous Diseases, price Ss. TO IHE LADIES: FOR THE TELL' H AND GUMS. UTLElt's celebrated VEG ETA BLE TOOTH 1.) POWDER. Is, with confidence, recommended to the the of the Public, as the Most effitacious Preparation for Prverving the Teeth in a sound state, even to old age, and producing a piarly whitenesswithout impairing the Enamel. it imparts a firm tress and beautiful redness to the Gums, the Breath the most delectable Sweets:efts: and it used constantly a, dire d, will pre tent the Tooth-ache, Gum Boils, and Swelled Face, by removing its cause—the Scurvy in the Gums. Price 2s 9d. the box. BU FLEW. Superior LAVENDER Vt'ATER, from its elegant fragrancy, has semived the Approbation of their Royal iliac= nestles the Princess and Princess Charlotte of Wales, and uf many Ladies of the first Distinction. Price 45. in half-pint bottles. Sold wholesale and' retail' by the Propriewr, R. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; and retail by Crew, Spragg, &lain and Sharp, Portsmou'll ; I Lai, liac,lirg, and Johnson, Gosport ; Allautt, Weston, 1-: and Jones,Portsea; Trewmatt, Exettr ; Ct.akivorthy, nvile, Gil.' bent, and Hosland, Plymouth ; Waterford and Dublin; Baxter and M`Doi n Glasgow ; mit a"ilthnierston, Scott, and Robinson, Edinburgh; Crutwel., bath; Ross and Peck, Hull; Viti;te,llrighton; Robert , , Seltlon, and Ruff, Chu:ter:hunt ; Greg son and Billinge, Edwards and Penny, Livcrpoal ; Stains and Lyncb,Manchester ; Bowen, N•.rw:cit ; Knott and Lloyd, Bit.- aniugham ; Gregary,Brigliton ; and of int:l.t respectabie Vntidsun in the Kingdom, in Duxes v.. VI each. ‘-, a LATE k's PATENT STEA M KITCHEN and LJ RANGE, complete, with late Improvement, is warranted to be superior to any other Apparatus in the Kingdom for all kinds of Conking (either in large or small Families) in the most dean and delicate manner; int various operations of Steaming, Boding, Roasiing, baking, stewing, and Broiling, and supplying constantly from one to fourteen g. , ;ions of boiling water, and with or without a Hot Closet, are ail performed by the use of one small fire. Its superiority over every other method of Cooking consists principally in the following particulars: 1. It stands in ts smaller compass, and is attended by less trou ble than is occasioned j arty other made of Cooking, and it is always well understood by once or mite using, nor is tt to liable • to be Out of repair. 2. Hal the fire that any other on the most economical plan consumes is sufficient, and it is wholly free Irons great beat, and all sulphureous or other disagreeable smelt. 3. cooking by steam (viz.) hot distilled water. Meats so cooked do not imbibe impure substances, such as collected in tea kettles, &c. 4. Victua!i dressed on this plan may be cnoked a second time and be as good. as at the first, or when reedy for dishing, can be made to wait an hoar without being spoiled. 5. Roastitii_ by hot air on this plan is more cleanly, and there is a saving ot one powid of meat in ten both In boiling and roasting. 6. The w!trile is free from the resonant effects of copper, or coppers hati:y tinned. 7. The Apparatus has been proved by particular calculation of many families who have it in use, to clear its first cost lu Irons sit to twelve months, yielding or saving of more than 10 per cent. tunh in the weight of victuals dressed, and in tbe.quantity of fit •1 Oriels received by Thomas \Vattleworth, Agent to the Pa tentee, at the Show Room-, Nu. 64, Greu Russell-street, Blooms bury iwri.ire, Lendon, where may be seen the Patent Kitchen and Ra.igc • • N. L. N holesisle Waehout, Hut -street, Bloomsbury. EY UN MAJEs t I'S EL PATEN Granted unto JAMES RYMER, Surgeon, Reizate, Surrey, Inventor am! Preparer of rIIHE CA RDIACand NE ii.VOUS TINCTURE, the oniy safe and effectual Remedy for liilordets of the Heat), Stomach, and 11mvels, 1.:r;;`, Confuiii;il and Ca Mine:R. Secondly, indigestion, Loss of Appetite, 11lions Crudities and Retellings, l'ellotvitess of the Eyes and Skin, Flatulen:c, Pain, .ipasnis„ Heart-burn, Hiccup, Grtings, Colic and COStiVerlCol. Thirdly, For th. Gout in the Stomick and liead. Fourthly, For all such altoctions of the Nervous System as arc attended with Depression of Paralytic and Apoplectic D.spositions, Prostration of rtrength, Timidity, Tremors, Start °Palphations, and Fainting% or Fits. Fifthly, For bracing wild strengthen ng the whole System, In States of Relaxation and I)ebility. Sixthly, Asa powerful Antiseptic in Cases of Putrid Bile, and for counteracting Infection, or prevt ming and curing Putrid, Malignant, and Pestilemial Fevers, Sore •11.roc, Cynanche Maligna, &c. prevailing in Prisons, crowded filthy Places, Hcis pitals, ships, hot and unhealthy Climates, &c 'l.* This Medicine, as at: immediate Restorative and Corm borant, is a most effe.ctual Remedy in Female Obstructions and Suppressions, at 4 Cases of Retention at Maturity; also in Weak ness, morbid discharges, and irregularity allelic the turn of years. Sold Wholesale and Retail by Mr. Rymer's Appointment, by Messrs. Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) No. 10, Bow Church-yard ; and Retail by Feed. Smith, No. 20. Hay-market ; Randall, Royal. Ezchange; Baeou and Co. Oxford-street ; F. Newhery and Son, 43, St. Paul's Church yard; J. Harris, collier of Ludgate -street • and by every Vender of Patent Medicines in the United King dom, in bottles at 4i. sd. 91. 176 midis: pints, al Hs. by which there is a considerable saving. . . The Chair will he take!' precisely at T wo. ' (Signed) 'l% I:WI4M FREDERICK i LANspowNt 'THOMAS BAIMNOTION • 1 CKLY WM. DEA ITILY /1111sT01, WM. WILSERPOICZ Sr Lunt): WM. SMITH LESKINE HENRY THORN rox , MILTON F. P. IRBY CALTNORTE TIIONIA DALTON SAMUEL ROSIILLY 3. R. WILY. lAMS GEORGE VESNON CHARLES PILbCULLL I. H.SUITu J. R. Kme J. C. VILLI etq JAMES Tow E s SAMUEL Wut I EREAsi ZACIIAET MACAULAT HENRY DEOE:GUAM JASSES S'rEPLIIEN,ittO. ENTERT.A,IiIMEN OF THE MERCHAN l'S AND BANKER', OF LONDON THE 17TH INSTANT. THE CARRIAGES of the ROYAL PER SONAGES who intend.to honour the MEETING at MERCHANT TAILORS' H,ALL with their presence and their Suites, are to set down wLh their horses heads towards Thrhopegate-btrect, and after'v.uds turn to the swat in that street, wlA:reby they wII have fre. access again to the Hall by gniog down Cornhil and tuter:ng Threadneedle-streLt by the Bank. Gentlemen intending to be present at the Entertainment will pit:ate to direct th. it Coachmen to set down with their horses heads t:twards Ei.linpogase•strivt, and then to go into that , treet and turn down on the lett hand. WM. HOLDEN, Dec. June 16, 1814. WESTMINSTER. ASSOCIATION, FOR THE iIIRTIIER RELIEF OF TUE SUFFERERS BY THE WAR IN GERMANY. IPS DOTAL lIIGIINESS TIM DUKE OF YORK IN Tilr. errAut. AT a very numerous M.,eting, attended Royal I llghne4s the Duke of SIIRSEX, 'he ArelL:)i.hop.4 0, CANTERBUKT arid YORK,, and many of the Bishops, Nolmlit), aid other person, of Lii.tioctioo, IT WAS UNANIMOUSLY 14 CsOLVED, _ _ That a Commitice be appointed to solicit and receive Sub- scriptions for this purpose, and that all mon'e, so teceived he placed under the management and controul of the said Com mittee ; that the Comntittee do cousist of the following versions, with power to add to their nunibers, or to unite with the City Consudttee, if they deem it - expedient : WANTED to PUItCHASE in ENGLAND or WALES. ACOMPACT FREEHOLD l4ndcd ESTATE of from £lO,OOO to £25,000 a year, either with or without a Mansion House.—Letters (post paid) stating situation, rental, and other particulars, directed to David Stewart, Stansforti street, London, will meet immediate attention. COMNIITTLE. Archbishop of Canterbury I 1 Wm.W.lberforce, Esq. M.P. Archbishop of Yutk R. H. Inglis, Esq. Bishop of - London Joshua Watson, Esq. Bishop of Exeter Rev. Archdeacon Canthridge Bishop of Chester • Henry . 1 kurnt on, Esq. M. P. Bishop of Salisbury Rey. H. H. Noreis Bishoy• (.1 Ely Sir J.Macklntilath, M. P. Lord Kenyon Hon. F. North Lord Calthorpe CMonel Bathurst Lord Eardh. y Rt. Hon. Sir W. Scott, M.T. Rt. Hun. Sir J. Nirall, M. P. C. Cram, Esq. jut). M.l'. Right Hon. G. Rose, M. P. Right Hon. J. C. Villiers Sir Thomas Arland, M. I'. R. 11. Marten, Esq. E. Willbrahiun Bootle, Esq. W. H. Hoare, Esq. M. P. .1. Round, EN. M. P. Committee Rooitt, Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, where all communicar may be addressed, and where Sub llcripttons will be received ; as well as by A4es4rs. Hanwit rsley's and Co. the Treasurers ; and by the several Banking-houses In London and Westminster. Signed by Order of the Committee, JOSHUA WA rsoN,i t, , ezeezaries, pro It. ACltililt!,llANN, S tempore. suascuirrtoss At Coutts and Co. U. V. £lOO 0 Admiral S. Corniili 10 0 At Drumnitimrs. Sir William Privarill 2 2 Mr. Ware t 0 Mr. lames Elliott 1 1 LadySopliia Cecil 10 0 INCZ acceiven: Colloved at Merthyr- Tydfil), per Rev. P. lines .C 3 0 C. Purd, F.sq. 1 1 From one vol,o ton lightly apprecia•ea the privi -11;es of a mug , . i I erry ; met of 11..a . i!., ideruy, and dome-tic I:nip:otos 1 0 A Frirtl tothe el 5 0 Tran.oaitte ;from Mort lock, by .1 Pyre, Esq. Rev. Henry Htlyar .1 I Rey. 1. Va'entit e 1 1 [ Clarks 11 I.ew s, Esq. 1 0 [ Jame: P. WeAcote 1 0 Air. .1 C!.afft:y 1 0 Mr 1. P► oe 1 o ' Rev. H %'m. Ravedna 1 1 Mr. 'E. Haoteleger 1 t► W. CA, Vl. 1 1 W. C. WINA, Lig I I I'J. R►c!wcd,, Esq. 1 1 Mr. It Cary 3 1 *Mr. U. Slade 1 0 ltcv. i. R. Pittard •1 0 Mt. R. Wood 1 1 Mr T. Richards 1 1 Mr W. Darby I 1 Mr. J. Clarke, Sen. I I Mr. .1. Lilly 1 0 Mr.. Carr .1 0 Mr. E fatten 1 0 Sundry small Subscrip. • tions, 141. 6d. At 'N. Collection at th.: byterian Meetirg, Car- . marthen, per Roe. Doctor Peters, £.t) lA. 4d. Methodist Chapel, ditto, .C 9 las. th 4, Cloireh mid Burgh( r Meeting •Poolse,Si lk:rk, per E. t. larkson, Chief Magi st run e 43 4 Corporation of Cow- • • 5 5 E. S. 1 Mrs E. Ramtden 100 o Rev James Gibson 2 0 M. A. 5 1/ Five young Women in a house of business, and a •ery young fe male savant 2 fl Rev. G. Champaign* 10 0 Mr.•ParJoe • 1 1 Mrs. Holland 5 0 G. N. Nryk,,Fsq. ' 10 0 At Ackerman:l's. Mr. Chris' ie 5 0 RECTORY. THE Advertiser to - purchase the A DVOW. SON of a RECTORY. with the prosrct of early posses sion, and of annual value of not less than £5OO. A letter, post paid, addressed P. M. Post Office. Cuilompton, Devon. will be answered by the Principal. MORTGAGE. WANTED 845,000 in one Sum, or in different Sums, on Mortgage of a large Family Estate of above thrice the value. The Interest will be punctually paid half-yearly at a Banking-house in London, or remitted to the Lender, at his option. Further particulars can be given, with reference to respectable Solicitors of the Proprietor of the Estate, at Mr. Millis, Law Stationer, Great Shire-lane, London. MIDDLESEX.—FARM AND VILLA. To be LET on LEASE, and mitered upon immediately, Pleasant Convenient RESIDENCE, with be tweed Three and Four Hundred Aeries of Land, with very peculiar advantages. Diltance from London about 12 miles, its fi• e iarr of tht- County, and in a good reighbinirhood. ! rar iciilars enquire of Ralph Er.it, Esq. *Solscitor, No. 42, Cis :• L t Lose, London. GEARGL AND 3U1.1. INN, DARTFORD. E-Tti ERINGTON and MICKELFIELD re -1 spentully ioform the Ncbili , y. Gentry, and Public, they ~ .i+e retaken the above Inn, and having fitted it up with every acconituoilat.oo, lope to incur- a ctiitti.tuance of their kind pa• tronage arc! 'U not, which 1. j unrvntr t•ri; and ai3iduous atttn tibn, it will ' thei. desire to nwrit. *.• Good VJsr , ai • lC.tta RAGES to go throughout to DOVER, DRAL, .• .I*l .! I .1.11T.F age . :ILL WI-10 V:1Ll•r. 1 . . •Sight of the Aged is tc,:o:ce, o_, Weak Sight s rengthrned,•and the l'crfect Sight pi cs..:rv,. upon unerring prim-ivies, by iiItADLIS.ItRY's I' E N St •2. CI.Es, 332, Othrd•street. To ptcvetit di3app iiutr.n.m, be pic ticMar in o!.serving it not a Shop, hit a Private Home, nett door to the Fishmonger's, betweeti Swalkiw-street, ivalArgyle• street. • DISEASES OF INFANTS, &c. DALBY'S GENUINE CARMINATIVE is superior to all other refnedies fur the wind, purging', con vulsions, and ail those disorders In the stomach and buweh of ba led' which prove fatal to so many unler tae arc of two years It equally efficacious in chotics, flute+, and o. her complaints in the Tote: tines of grows p.-runts. This invaluable cardial niediene is prepared by Frances Cell, (as-;st.-d by her sons) daughter of the late 111 r. Joseph Dalby. Apothecary, the Inventor; who innut.atfted to Icor alpue, this property, under hitwill. as may be seen in the bill ot direct'on-, st,..h various novelises of be success.' Sold by F. Newh. ry and Sons, No. 4.5, St. P41:1•4 Church-yar Lond.,n, tour cl.nrs from Cheapside, prke Is. a bottle; and by their Agents in town a7:d country. Obscure, that the words "F. Newoery, No 45, St- l'auTs," are engraved In the stumps; and be sure to ask for Ger's Dalhy's C .rntiontive. WE:;SEI.'S JEStlrri I)ROI'S. . riIHE Genuine JESUL'I'S 1) ItOPs have been long ' A. brown and rstevnied a safe, cheap, effectual, and often an immediate cure :or St. arguary„ CI ets. Weakness of toe Kid nrys Wadiler; and wit,•ll taten on the first attack of Veneroa) Infection, they accompltsh the desired effect: rhoeld the cosup'aint he far advanced, it will be necessary to take the err ctna k Eat coy with the basin. Prol.s. .1 he preat &tie( t to he attended to is, t: at Pure.ltasers dieted he car. tul in haviag the trite and genui:4 Preparation, as the nu r;tfe and damsel-ruts counterfeits attempted to he foisted on tbt l'althc, by Absolute falselrtod, are so numerous, that the Pro prietors request every Puechaser to ask for " Vl ' VdStl . ll JLsulu DrOpq " CAUTION.--The genuine Wcssec's Jesuit's Drops are In-', ticled in a black stamp, with the E m following e.raved thereon (:u sr nt curt. the Proprietor from pica. y) ; 1 ' . Euw.tens. Suc cessors to J. Weswl, sti, Sr. Citurch.y:rd." May also be had of Mt. Sanger (late flacon s), Nu. t 50, Oxford-street. Price 1 26.91. per boale, aasi in large bottles, containing ten qua!! LI. Vai. SCROPLieI.OUS CASES. A YOUNG LADY, idthe agent 16. havingbeen afflicted with Scropholons Ulurations and estren.e had lnalth, WAS given over as a hopel^►s case by eminent practitio. nets. 131• the oil: of :4 I.S BURY's Parr un AN I ISCORBUTIC DROPS she haterecovere4 her health, Itzr present statepro misesa perfect care.— Win. or the Parish of Rotherldtbe, from a weak state'of health, and Scropholous Affection of the Elhow Joint, is al•o by their micitils p9rfectly restored.—Man nab Thurston, near NVo iribritigt, Is able to leave her bed after two years confinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of coptp!ering•her recovery. The efficley nt Ya•ent Antizcor butic Drops is well known In Eraptrutb, bcuttnitic, Gouty, and &hos. Affections. wholoule by 1. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchlard; ind retail at the Ihspentrtry, 15 , Foho-squarr, I.rndon, in bottles of es.; double, I Os. yid ; and largest, AFL Ls. duty included. COMPOUND USbENCE, NS. v • prevent Countert,::s, the Genuine Medicine has a Black Ink Stamp —Mr. S. may be consulted perttonally, or by letter, at the Dispensary, on the usual Professional Terms. . BPACIOT“ CITY ri I.E ROOMS. MR. DANIEL SMITH, having taken the Man sion and Premises in Aiderman'sWalk, adjoining Ti•hope gate Church and Broad-street, late in the occut at ion of J. M. RAucrs, Esq. has appropriated the greater part to an AUCTION ESTABLI6HMENT, fir Real and Genuine Property alone—. It will comprise, in addition to a large a gant Room for the Sale of Estaa s, a Suite of Apartments, with a spacious Staircase and Hall, conveniently connected for the Display of Furniture, Pictures, and every kind of Property for Sale, in &manner equaPy Advantageous wi h the Private House, an d avoiding the confusion of the single Axed= Rc.om, without any extra charge or expenee. Mr. S. having now the ass'stance of his Son, particularly ha the vations branches of LIND SURVEYING, is enabled to undertake it without icliottpit.hing is House and Orme atWinl sor, where, during 35 Years Pa actice, he has had the distinguish ed honour of being freqttehtly enipioyed' by his Majesty, anrl many NO:ileitis-it and Gentlemen in various parts of the King* dom, in the Sale and Valuation of Estates, Furniture, Stuck, an.: Property of every description. 9, New Broad-strcet. Junt Is, 1814., PRIME DAIRY COWS from the celebrated Canley, Mr. Prina ceps and Mr. Knowles' Breed; PURE MERINO SI . IEEP, and other VALUABLE FAR MIND STOCK, at the Rana ger's Lodge, Richmond Park, Surer. MR. DANIEL sMurii hits the honenr to an. non= to the Public, that he has recrived Instruceonst3 SELL BY AUCTION, at the end of June, or earlyin July next, the vrry choice and cap tal Live and Dead Stock, Irelot,ging to • the Ranger's Lodge in Richmond Park. More descriptive Advertisements will shortly appear. Windsor, Jose 9. 11114. FURNITURE, BOOK-CASES, CLOCKS, I'IC t • PRINTS, BOOKS, antl other Efffcts, near the Bank ut 15..? By Mr. DANIEL. SMI _ _ Upon the Premises ' on *Furaday, June 21, Ibl 4, ard following Day, at Pleven o'Cluck, • THE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; comprising Bedsteads and lieddirg ; L'rus els and 1 urk. y Covets ; Dining Tables er. Pillars and Claws; I.ihrary, Cod, and Pembroke ditto ; capiz..lM..hogary bookeases; t 1 ardi-ds Sideboard, Desks, two t zcillert Et 3 lit•slay Cl..cks, Kte as Utensils, a..d num;•mus I.ll:cts, to,;ed er with s• nee lha kr, rrints, and valuable Pictures, tic prof erty of JON \'ATUEW P Aires, E.g. at his late t-sider.ce in Alderman'. Wolk, Lear Its ai.street and B00.10.;s2 tte Church. • • The Effects quay La viewed on Monday, it stab. and :horning of Sale; and Cataloguts had up,ln she I'rrinieeo ; of brs. Maw pi, mit ; and of I).kuivi 14uat6 as ;nn, Windsni, and No. 9, New Broad•strer, ('he. NORFOI.K. TO T.F. PEREMPTORILY : , ..)1.1). rurruant to a D. tree of de High C•riet of Chancery, bearing date the eay of 0.-ernslstar, 1801, and of two st veva orders of said Cuurt. ba. uss dart the 10th of May, n:0, and 3.1 June, Me, made In a Caws wherein George Alderson TayLr and George Atkinson are Plaintiffs, and William Bentinck and Others are Date (duns, befcre SALIVIL Cou r rot; Cox, OM of the Masters Of the said court, at the Public Sale itount, In Eout; a sinews. b..ildings, Chill =es Mane. London, on the 23d day of Lute, 1814. between the hours of One and Tiro in the AftertWul. SEVEKA LER EZli01.1) FARMS andI.A.NDS. situate la the Parishes of ferringtc.n, Saint Cletr. a 'a, and iferrineton, :ism* John's, In :he Co.tuti y of Mltrabland, ht she Cnt.nty of Norfolk. Partsculars whereof may be had (gratis) at• the said Master's Cambers ; in Sisuthampton-huildingt, Cllanctry-Lane, Laotian*. at the Office of M. ears. Cunt ten and .11 , ekoc11, Sol citurs, illuismdutit-square, London ; Mr. °mine. Solicitor. Old Broads street, I.ond n ; at the 0111.. e of Mr. M Jamul. a' Lrm, in los County •of I , :oriuth ; and or hl. Bruyn, Late! A;entossautb• atuptiet street, hltontahury squ.tre, London,- %vivre a Plan of the Estate may be .ten; at Or ',lobe, at Lynn; the Ca..l .e. Powns , ha:u ; the Crown, at Stoke ; the Rose =I Cr, wo, heads ; be Crown, :otrafeitam ' • and at pleat ..f the prim ray Inns in the neighbohrosed of theLstate.—The tenants wait 'hew aseu no. cote Fare's. OLOUCi - iIiktSIIIKE AND SOMERSET9HIRE. TO DU: PERIENIk' 1 . 03 ILY 501.1) pur‘uatit In a D•re.. e of that High Court of Chancery, before Fa A NCIS PAUL : • TaAttoaa, E,q. one of the 'Maltert of the said Cigar, at the Pubic Salle nom, in Scoathunpton-huihlit.o, CliatteeiT lane, Lunde's, on Friday, the tAth diy of June, 1 - 1114, it One o'Clnek in the At. terzioon precibely, ip five vepara.e and dlstittzt imts, Dmur of t` le ESTA:CES tai fisisar, Goonwtir s 1. late of WanJnvittls, In the Conmy of :;htrey, F.N. de, cement, situate in the CountteA of faouc. stcr and finme.rvet ; the last Lot, cun.isting v.f an umlivid-1 ATHiety of a Freehold Estate, situate at Las:ingtnn, hi the County of Glourtwer, allod Et m .yr ee Fain, and ve other 1.0 t., alas of scwer‘l Fes Farm tents, situate at Clif.un, near ltrivnaL - - Printed Pard ,- ulars may he.hal (grads) at the said Masters Chambers. in Southampton-buildings; Chancery lan'e; of Mr. Lewis, Solicitor, Gray's Itim-square ; of Messrs. Clamtree and ltsckuril. Solicitors, illoonisbury-square ; of Mtitt, Rine Ltd Merrifield, Carey-,tryet. Limmlu'a inn ; Mit.tta. Picittrieg anti Staab, Staple Inn, London; Mr. Clarke, Solicium, Sits.td; ani at the principal Inns in the vicinity. - ZIEW-S I REE 1 6 , - SPR ING. GARDENA El giae RESIDENCE, OEEIC".s, CO keItHOU.SE, an 4 STALLEN.-I.ly Itlr. ROBINS, At Garraway's Coffee•Huuse, 'change .they, Cerrhill, on day, July 1, le; 4, a! Tvieiv. o'cio.it, A vALLIABLE LY.AsEliou) ESTATE, .L - 1 comprising a dt-sirable plwaa: ovrrlqu't is; 'Ls Parade of tit. Junto.% P. , .rk, situate Nu. Co, cu the 14i a-4.. tf IN:Ay-street, Spring-Garie.s. he PROPER 1 Y of a GENTLEMAN. The House has bon altered I improved •tt a very expetre, and centains 7 -on tl.e Upper itorei - , ►our.'.:acs; on the second Storey, Two spacio•is :dry Chaitbat, wit', l'tu srt;, a . i!ressing•closet, &c.; oa the First Storey is a ha , ,,l, a m e Drawing-rnintt, neatly fitted up, wit'.► bo..•cd back-'rout, cum. out:ding the Parade, &c.; a iro t Dretsrig-clo. set, &c ; an elegant, roomy, ligt.t :caress • ; siacious Ent; apce. hall, exc:llent Diviug parlour, titudF, Dtssit:g•rcont, and \l•a• ter.tlotet, and open N aril ; Basement, 4 goo! Ki•then, Back• kitchen, Butler'a•ruurt, ti:ore room, Vault ter Beer, Wine, and Cnal..; a Coach-house: and Sta•,le :or four horses. The whole in *ubsta.:tial at.d ex,:c:l nt order.- May be view by antylpr, c.:l the Preent.es, where Partlra. !ars may be had; and of Glis, Ebq. Abing 100-otreet ; 31 tl.tr ra*ay'e ; and 0 4 Mr. Rohm., Warw. ck-grert. Golder-upiare. lS~ltn~liiPG Capital FREEHOLD ES l'A l'E, Tithe-free, and Laud fat redeemed. WINHLIR ST FARM, contiguous to the rows, of WALLING. FORD, and a short distance trims KIiADING ; ur.trly Ono Hundred and Twelve Act'', in Lnts. By Mr. ROBINS. At the Lamb Ina, Wailiagford, edam% July P, at 'One. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe-tree, and Land-tax redeemed. compri.ing WIN HURST FARM, contigwius to the capital Market 'Town of Wallingford, in the. County of Berk, containing nearly One Hundred and Twelve Acres, of rich Arable Lan 1 , with a Cot. tate. Farni.bouse, Garden, Orchard, Barns, Stable, Cow-kouses • Cart-shed, and other oot-buildings, in the occupation of Mr. Panzer, **Maud which, for the convenience of the tottabsiants it will be sold in mail Lou. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Pa •ter, of wilco+ Paree. tars may be had; at the Lamb Inn, Walliveurd ; WI he Hart, Penton ; boar. Reading; Star,Ostorl; Bell, rimiey ; moiety. au ins o . rtSo anv aci tc t k ors .n . resti Miti,h uoi jesi ametua .eil t itu reet ese it:tirerlianilikelranLamndugeo.ruititrazsilltib. way be ma. ~~ ~1 .1 ~''{~