Star. — London, England, 1814-05-17 00:00:00

• • '1 f . , • * NORWLGI.9► TO BRITAIN. 1 • Lov'st thou thy freedom P+by her holy shrine, ' - If yet one drop of British bleotFbe thine, oipetairil t colors thee—!pate the brave+ Nee joist the crew that would my runes euslave; . Blest s uot the laurel voldch thy fathers wore, By fool invasien of my li!leewiy's shore; Whose hardy eons, like 'boa*" on Runnymede, • • For 'Freedent!pais, aiitf date, like them, to bleed. 0 1 let. stet hismey atilo_her honest page, Bright whir the tritamplia'of the present age, • With the'sid tale. that Brita.n dreg , her sword • To bend NorWeilins toe Foreign Lotd ; That she, who fought, all Europe's Realms to free, Uplifts her arm—to murder libeity ; And alms her steel to stab her in the cell, Where still she deigns Amid wild woods to dwell, Bt iritl; the snOW•clad pines and mountain's shade, For blattire't fret-born sons—by nature made. - • Blush, Britaht; ai the -deed ;—with conscious pride call back to meigiory hi* thy SUNNILY died;_ :4Alfh,sistslous - cif ah thestutble: AM • - "Mat frerm'd with holy seal thy patriotsitee„ - Stitort lath the champion of ml sons' great cause, • Whilefritavets and Earth unite in loud applause ; To "save—tot vanquish-,speed across the'vesges, And chatint wii;ll them,'" 141Vieli WILL SB SLAVES!" QUEEN'S COURT. • . • ~.- Yesterday, stt.., three o „ clnck, her Mstierre COvirt at her Palace , at v, hieh his Royal . Highneir the Fringe of WteTestneen Was introduCed to her Ma-, iesty in due form, by Earl MORTON, her Chamberlain, and conducted by, Mr. Cur-seta, the Assistant,Master . of the Ceremonies. , The Doke of CLAttescs took leave of her Mates. it Obi to his leaving toVin this day, to hoist his flag, to attend - she Emperors of . lenisras sled- Aerrittn, and the King of PitusstA, front Frante to England. For this pot pose some oft ittendantehl4ollB.l - to St. James's Palace, and the PRINCE RiGENT'S - e s tablishment, lett town yesteiday. They , take 'with: them table linen and every necessary asticle, also a. quantity of_ plate from St. James's and the Queen's' Palace.. • • . . _ At tour o'clock the QUEEN and Pangissas i riot to Carhop House inane of the POIlki: Kabol' c i iE lieges, where they dined. At •six o'cloi)c 'they.* Carlton House in the Quatnertravelltit carriatilaitt-i tend?d by Mrs. FasEYNGE for Windsor, escorted bl a paety_ss The kirtcben "St,. jaMes'i,Palice has kneo ter,ir -ed and • iiew fitted up, te ea& fol. the' eifißlishisienie of Enapercit of Ahlsriiiitind *ing of rftch4A•• _ 41" (i ) 414 - 1.41:11. e ntagnt tut prAi ir4 tionsrnalung4o A t e. peo . e. t nt Carltop..Neuse, engross; tholttseneints • all the parties concerrir4 'OeAnasflof-,Wpcks have - ,YeCeived instructions eiect an Onmense. body of firon.ol*(mks eigbtyJect inli4il l*l ip :fro* of the rao "Ai* .9( Ole COtig-lrardi • ti a ' ddiLion, l 9,4,949P, Eectcifsr.).4o.s ' o4,4l l4-111 ikriegated tantipsqi .... a.papst tratraorapirs sPagOifit tan ! : It was 01:0130Sed tO Caollet CO2iGRZVE s that he.thOuld 1 exhibit his celebrited rockgtknntl-thAt they 6Ould ,„ appear to issue out or pe,fteerTe rn.uternx towers, stn. Ilicitteting "ever,i Otlei ershibition. The itkea was at first entertalnell,t ut itttisesuendy abandoned, in con-' Sequence of the probability. of accident happening, by parthles Of 'ilie' 4111 7 ein h"!'3414 *mody the assembled rritilditliin . at asted. toge th er by i concatenation of edrioni• obiects. TlVese, Orgble 4). gums of datructick how r arete be exhibited in the G:eeit Park, on tile fitit'iti lit of the illumination. to give full effect to theta' e, a , btiaire will be erected 'oh the canal, and from thenetVie .rockets are to as ce',d. To gratify there'-w7dl' bt such an ed . olgence produced es to set the elements on fire; less than 10,000 rockets will a ‘ scend'at one time. 'lbis is only intended as , the ftitt win be three of them. . - : The County Waterford EleCtion ended on Tues . :day: last, and 'Mr. Pnta.fita having declined, Mr. ',Dwelt was declared elected on that day. L There is a report that BONAPARTE has gone to Gi. Ibraliar, having been refused admittance to. Elba. s i ~ One effect of Peace has been the-reduction of wages of the sailors in the coal midi, from 49 to .4. • Green pease were sold Yesterdarin Covent.kaiditi - iriarket at feurguieearini . Oeirt I • . Crviir-GAUDY.I4 Ttontits,n.:oKkiiii . se was last t t;ght e l qiwiled to eaCeits;--Mrs. 454,04*..tn NA in Ths 'Deed le Pay,We thought lien More - admirable than ever. The audience eVidetieli confessed by theig plaudits, that this extraordinary actress had fully sa. tisfied all their demands. The romance of Blue Beard followed, in which the elitgatit and intereiting Mils ItilatThitws appeared to great adiantage in Fo s ima. The wfu-Jk series of entertainment went off with eclx. Advice, have reached us from Curacoa to the bai ginning of February, accompanied with information from the CAraccas Gaacttev of the preceding month. On the Ist of January a meeting of the principal in. habitants of that city was ;covens, d 'in the Convent of San Francisco by the Goecrnm,ent, The object was, 0124,c/infra' 15oliyar should give an account to' tbipeopisalf )110, tnitnner in which the concerns had • hies condiCAisiiiipsing the time that he bad been at , t he }lead of aqua . Zesng'attended p oi . this occasion by the M ....iniy ster.,4 Antic', the sesTetafy at War, and • olei great Officers, an 4 Or reports of their respac. .tire departments, hoeing blew midi the General :011 . .dresse,d the .A.st.embly, and Sit fill animated speech de . tailski the duties that had been fulfilled, and chose - , 0 0 :t .yet remained to accomplish flue gregi.WOri of natiosnd independence, Tbc papere•contain also the subeequerrt.paragmpli 1 . 6 . Thl geptiblican, troops have : goings! newt sop. .cossesin the west. The division. pod* 4;olonellf4- . lap° has fought three actisns, in thelbsat, of :which* it .completek routed a detachment of 561 e iSpaoi.trdi, in t hose t wiact GuAnia, rear Sae Etairt, pith% hod) them 2 pieces of cannon, '.:ti T uslists, IS : ejrnens, and ..iqnse ammunitiotz, kil.jng 54 melt, al4,clispersing and I,tursning she rest.. The pArticul4o of this aciiiin are . ..IFFncritarily cipeppi from head-quartets.. 'ihe said division entered San Felipe: on the Vat pli." , rwrimor , . . • imeA4nlit.. .... ! .F00t,.. Griasdai end m g's own Spsffort. ,Iteg;... are te be reviewed in yde 'Par k to:ntorroair ! . Deiachthents of the 6th and 82,1 Regiments are ordered from Jersey and Alderney, to proceed to Canada.. The Sci and 6th Royal Veteran Battalions . are ex pected ae.Portsmouth from the Channel Islands, to tinliark 'for 'Canada. The 97th It egingent is ready At. Cork, to proceed to Nord* kinetics: - Eleien thousand 'infantry and one brigade of ca valry, consisting of the 14th Light Dragoons and the 1 dth Light Dragoons, art to proceed imme diately, to America, wader. the .command of Lord (late Sit ROWLAND) Tait. • SatOrday..morning two M i red of the 6th 4egi-i merit marched out of Wi or Foot Barr acks-for; America. They appeared...in high spliitti and gavel three cheers, the band playing before the*s out of the town,- • Tbe.three Independent .Companies of Fogners, now /mimed at Furt Cumberland and.l.yunirgton, are broken up,, and will be immediately sent to ,, lradce, with adt deserters froth the French army. A detsdhment Of the 21st DragOons is to.eßrhark on board the Arniston troilkhip; at Pditinsontlf, f : the Cape of Good Hope. • • • .. The 81st itegiment of Foot have Matilierr from! Winchester for Portsmouth, where they ape to nip,. bark fur America. The Carnarvon Militia, t:new:tattered at Dunbar.;, have received a route for Carlisle ; trot' thence they. Will march to their own country 'to be disbantied. . Friday the Royal Anglesea Light Infant . Militia ;solved at Leeds horn Sear'bonnier , on inlirchi for . Wales. - ~ - , . Yesterday se'nnight Pissed through Winchester, a detaehthent of foreign-invalid/On their way to Hare vfieb, to embark for their respective. homes. Also .passed through last week, in two divisions, the Wor 'eeiter Militia' on their tbote (ran 'Portsmouth. . - • 1.,.- Mdndly ant Tueiday se'dnight diersions of the Claidigapllilitla and Cortilli Miners, *birched into , Soitillarapton, and halted4rt.the l ir ronWerestward. ~ • • T t.t he Cwaueroa of the EXCHEQUER Means to agi tate thcqdestioe of the half-pay of the army and .navy. in the course Of.the present ,Sessions, and to propose an increase of the retired allowances. The 4taff of the Militia, consisting of the Adju tants, , .. ... Quarter-rnastkVs, Serjeants, Corporals, and Drnmrileri, ire take. kept nr. . The Local Militia (though not to he called out for training) wilt be tiruidel4rd es extinct until the : peeipd Pf thew service - is *spired. ; following, who were prisoners in France, have `.recenqy landed at Portsmouth, from that country : 'C.aptam - l e rr4r.i, and familyi captains HONIMAN and Joyce ; Lieutenants Wit,ts, Yount, 'TUPPER, and 'Munn, *keyed 'Navy: Capt.ifn Jo as and Lieute nant Mestoiso, Royal Marines, also several Midship men and Masters in the Navy. Major Moans, of the Seth Dragoons, has also arrived. -• Lord Barituarr has, with his usual consideration for old, and eealousacers, sent leave toSirCuAnLis SHIPLEY to be ah:ent from the Colony uniler his Co.l vernment, for the purpose of arranging his private affairs in England. The Major-General has beet two and twenty years on foreign service. , Captain GEORGE FITECLARENCE, Of the 10th Has. jars, who was severely wounded in the battle of Ten. leutc, while . gallantly leading on the Paigce RE: GENT'S own Troop of that fine Regiment into action, is sb 'far reeovered as to have been able to proceed down the Garonne to Bonrcleaux, from hence he ar rived at his father's house, at Bushy; on Sunday, ac-i companied by his no less-gallant brother, Lieutenan HENRE gITECLARENcE of the same Regiment. • Th yesterday visited their mother, Mrs. JORDAN, at houte, in Caftan Place, i - A general release of: French prisoners.semmence ' at Portsmouth yesterday. The, depot at forchester, Which gontaitis alsOnt . 8000 prisoners, was on Satur day morning ordered to 'be 'fitted tilt Ski au Hospital, for the reception of convaleseent'Britibb troopi, which me daily expected from the Duke of WELLINGTON'S Army. ---- , Saturday CAPtain Manny exhibited experiroent4 before a Committee Of_the House of Corn Mons, in Hyde Park, tending to shew the utility of his invent tionfor preserving the-lives of mariners who might be wrecked on our coasts ; when they were found to an swer Eqctli s to the description given of the invention by Mr. Rose is the . House of Commons. Thursday last, no less than fourteen sail of French beats 'were anchored Off Hastings. The men ,now regolarly 'cattle On shore, and freely purcbase articles from 6e itifferent. shopk eepers Of the town, for which t'Aey.give in payment, Louis d'Ors, and Guineas.. A tew have pesented Naisekora. The following melancholy accident occurred on ,Sunday morning at Spithead :—A signal gun was „ . fired: - On . board the ROSAMOND sloop of war, whiCh - ann./had a six-pounder 'Shot. This shot pasted over 'steetallsoats and entered one, on bdard of which were some shipwrights, going off to work on board the Islawemme, and struck W. ,Antram who was sitting wl,th Others in the stern she, -He instantly fell back wards, and the shot dropped into theboat. 4ntram ' was brought to the Surgery In' the Dbelf-yard, where he expired in about two minutes afterlfitarrival.— The deceased buried his father onlyalteday preced ing his _own. melancholy fate ) , and bar ;eft. a. wife and nine,children. ‘. . . A British seaman lately returned f rom France, re ' ceived on Fridaylast, £GS for his 'tiny. - ; In pr ta ocee dia l ing to the paiouse in Plymouth Docloygrd looney enclosed in a bundle, he deopped:it• Sri 40 21311 04te i t discotiering h' low When by f allied forth in parch of it; after . hifertutiatety met J. Piaui, a labourer lam -had foirid - the buedle, and glad! Jack, no less generous than the other w: *Natty proposeePront to accept half, then be Magp*monsly.refosed. Ten pounds, were tendered, but, with a similar result. Jack, detpereined that Ntbenifactor Abu! Liken of `his gratitude; forced a' +'/ Tinto pocket. Traits of therm:get like dust; lulnpli op air -CluSreaociety. :-:: • - IRISH 41 FROLICS. a Meeting of th f .pttplic 1 . 1??x4 deft day Week, Mr. OiCouuttc, after against the Rescript of M.; Qtfaitau'roiTr, he described as 44 An attempt made by the slaves at Rome to instruct the Irish • Roman Catholics slow the manner of their Emancipation," moved, Thnt a Committee be appointed to prepare, Resolutiots for the Aggregate Meeting," which was agreed* On the Sunday, the Catholic Priests n. Dublin exhorted their flocks to be patient; to remain tranquil under so severe a.visitation; but to be pre red, if necessary,' to sacrifice their lives, rather thou surrender the free dom of their Church, to prelate or to Pope. A Na -,, tional.Council of the Catholic Clergy is to meet the 25th inst. A Dublin Paper *fledges thit Dr.; MlLNitil has submitted to the Papal Rescript on the; subject of the Veto. • M. QUAR4NTOTTI'S RESCIIIrrThe 10110riligbRe 4 soldtior.s were passed on Thursday last, at a Mrneral Meeting of the Parish Priests of Dublin Resotvco, That we consider the Document or Ranniiiit,i signed QUARANTOTTI, 111 NON ONLIGATONT Oil the Catlialte, Church irrlfelihd, "partictiarly as it wants those authoritative:l marks, whereby the mandates of the Holy See are known and, recognized, and especially the *mature *Cate Pope. • R csnteso,That we consider the granting to an Anti 7 Cinhollo Government piy power, either direct or indirect, with regaidt to; the appointment and nomination of the Cnthula Bishops of Ire-, land, at tell t met inexpedient. R zso VIM), That circumstanced as we are in this country, we, consider the grandog of suck a power net only inexpedient, but highly detrimental to the best and sieereat Interests of Religion, and pregnant with incalculable mischief to the cause of Cabo- Ileity•in Itwland. • • of Resolved, 'Chat such arrangements domestic nominstlem can be made among the Piers! of Ireland, as will preclude that, foreign influence,egalnet whiElt these strossitki, so destrocuvei to Religion, are galled for by the Parliament. We therefore most humbly and respectfully doi, 'he re by supplicate our venerable Arehblshop, and Niel hope that theeatholic Clergy and I..iity of ail It'elmid, will join us in praying that he, and the other Iris* Prelates, will, without. delay, remonstrate against this Document, and represent to his Holiness, and the sacred College of Cardinals, now happily rein stated at Rome, the peculiar situation of the Catholic Church in Ireland, and the tremendous evils which weapptehead would inevitably flow from the adop tion of the principles laid down in the said Auturgent. , :•!A • • - 11011,4VRIBET.-444004 al 1 4 lir ifickr . olicterwent a further investigatiop• on day second charge preferred against him, for altering a one-pa:and Bank of Bag-. land note to a five pound, by placing the word five over one, with a cement, obliterating one in the body of the note, and one at the top of the note being tore put. The_prisouor was fully committed to Nowgete for trial. Henry Lee and Sarah Carey underwent another era l minatton, charged with being concerned in robliingt the house of Mrs. Simmons, in Baker-street, of phte and jewsliered articles, to the amount of - 4•4100, - about, two months ago. The prisoners were committed for further examination. • CCIAL-MARK.ET. MAY is. • . Ships at Market. • 13hlps sold, Prv,e. 25 Ifevrarstte tsi -;I '471.0:. to .56", 5 Sunderland - - egg, od. so 49 . .. • . DIED.' • I . • A few days since, at Plymouth, Brdif*dwaos of a blow, Mr. Benjamin Hamblin, Purser's Stewart of the Hebrus hip's. At Heiston, Cornwall, ..the Rey. T. Rolilnyint, Vicar of Greek St. Andrew's, Cambridge, sad of St. Hilary and Run Minor, lai Cornwall a. . D I XOPII ANT unuous. f/14 1 . 3 . To Mr. DLKON, Aroftecel. , STR—T take the ..earliest oppsitlitnity to deridele‘ you that I have ret'teivect the Most vforifferfal benefit from the use of yonr DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS ruzsoprbia I car ried with me to Jamaica, and a) thomfrienda to orisons I dlurl buted them have experienced thesaine talutary benefit ; they de clare them to be the best MedicitWever untie that annul, for # Bilious andother complaisits. The Wow* ere names of.seve ral Ladies and Gentlemen who hove recei the utmost relief from your Dixon's Antibilious Pali tir Taylor, Esq. Jo. main; William Stavr,• Esq. Kingstree, , km; Mr. Woodruff, -Spanish Town, ditto; G. W. Hann ton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, ditto; J. Smith, Esq. Old Harbour, ditto; G. Aliston, Esq ditto ; Mr. Walker,.Port Moran', ditto ; J. Penlinson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr: Mullcns, ditto; J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mr*. Onset Goldsmith, Kingston, ditt o; Mrs. Perry, St. nn's t Mrs. Woodaff, Spanish Town ; with many eater perions of the fins respectability..-S i r , • your most obedient servant THOMAS HARROLD, at the Ship &angel. Sold wholesale: and retail at Mr. finder's, 4,Chearide, Cornet of St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sharp and Belam, Portsmouth; Jones, Westoo, Minute, and Mallory, Parma; Hall, Johneee t and Hatdirig, 'Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peed' and Ron, and Turner, Hull ; Hozland, C.ookworthy, Nettletont and Gilbert, Plymouth.; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co. Birmingham ; Staines, Lynch, and Atlantan, Manshenter: 'Frewman, Exeter; Baxter and M'Donald, Glasgow ; Begets and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. Norwich ; ewinfen, Leicester; Edwards and Patsy, and Billinge and Latbbury, Liverpool ; Neat and Ledger, Dover ' • White, Brighton; Itpberts mol l it.uff, Chel tenham; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders. in boxes at es lid.'und 6s. each. s toItittutNDPAILM:YIIO -AYPICACIRIS. The following Is the Copy of a Letter from the Rer..Rine AXD Joan* a, Vicar ofllisoi neat Reelseeter, Kest, to Jas. Re matt, Surgeon, Reigate, Surrey: Sia, . Rochester, 1,1y . 7, 1.12. TN the month of March, 1811. alr sassed • with a X paralytie affection in therlibt side of my head and face-.-iny strength left me, so that I could barditeralk, my countenance much drawn and distorted, a general debility took place, and my lieths,upou the slightest exertion, were overwhelmed with fa tigue. At the same time sounds of every sort *ere very distres sing to me--the noise occasioned by the tea cups and saucers spade me almost faint away ; the saved dory own voice, and the voices of others In conversation, gave me great uneasiness. If I took up a honk I pas unable to read It with any degree of anat. ,thst to the subject of it. ht short, all the .faculties of my body, and, in sonic measure, those of my mind, Jere sadly affected by this awful and distressing stroke of Palsy. Providentially for me I accidentally heard of yeur invaluable Cardiac Tincture and determined to try it.. By the time I had taken half a dnzen ' doses -of it, I perceived the By:apical, of returning strength. After I had continued t eking it for some dale, my face gradeally returned en its regular form; my limbs resumed the!r strength; my mind its usual activity; and I can now walk five miles Witt mite endplea surelend yead as malty hours without titian', and with gumr tion to the subject. Noises are no longer painful to me, and =Weakly the conversation of My friend,. In short, lam now so well in health at to have the peduHar.satiefiction of diseharisog ny church with great eau. Under the blew,* 'WINCE, 1 must attribute my recovery to the Liable CardOsal'llbouro t mad- I deltire fugue this of its effleacy, in orthr that all who are nfflicteß know that this excellent medicine w.ll Miry, width I do most eahroarly rrowortaant JOID•N. WIC retail by Mr. Rymer's rpriintment, by `. LlO. (labrildeerao4 Cu) No. Bow Church yardg,a retail by Fred. Ontlth, No. 29, Hay-market ; Randal l , rel ixeluitige; 'llacei l und Ct. odi id-stmt; P. Newbery at 4 Paul's Churchyard; 1. Harris, never of Ledgate by.riery. V ?der of Patent Medicines in the Unite ttee,l es. 64. 9s. 176. 11114 it fietiot file. b WO& • i~iaL,aiG. ped 'kr iintnout k .... 4 all 0 clqtiso of my chi hen h e itat.,_..l e v D i vt i, a iponotuDgm. 19113 e enquie re ." of y9ar tuvalusibts .er in the yar 41 public testimony of its ily returned ' i 4 wick Palsy may know was b o nestF .: : them, ti}e use if whici hen grio, vthil Bold wholesalt and illhifs next i fi ‘ , .Misssru,tiution and Cm 111. At j i v i orh terit sn4 retail by Frl IbuidtAti,lom "Y lnillgthal "; IaC I rite in. ...01 ,, pid_t_ ::::, ,t 4 ; 3 4 5 4 t. b P y a .ev ur C er s t li l isW9llll.likteel* Kingdom' Itt libidos; 7. ; • i, - Kingdom , . VPJOW! ssl,3olo l l7 l Prer i t :- . 6 ArthelfrOirlitifflii.“ro4oEiggiiiiiiiiiiii44o _ THE BRIG B tIG A 1151711.4 M FAltiritaViiBlNvi."' am OF WAR tsf shriAsstiowing Di mut. ammo : Lealtds-sin Deck . ' , 1161 ft . : 5 ice. -•• . s B et ween Decks • . • . 5 0 Depth of %lad 8 1 Admeasurts 584 57 84 Tons. Lying at Lord Sorlngdon's Moorings, In Caturiteri square mated. Shield and Tropliy,4l,oo4, la@ Qvirper Dodges, pierced for 18 guns. high iubtraOtlit btilvrarki, remarkably strong and trenlailt, copper fselalsokiiid Attached ; etlery fast miler, and of, very good capacity for.). Southern WOW, Pr the Smith ADM` rican or WesOntila rrades, • iler siOrra are abundant, and Is prime condition,- having 1)6142 but a fe* hbari A bra when ear. tared by kis Majesty's ship A bi•z,:7l44 l l.o3•NraTt Eagi, Caputo, and condemned as Prize, Afterwards • Sundry WAILLITA sod other S.I'ORSS, PROVISIONS, Stc. For Viewing, lorestoriet,,and faather informatios,•aikii to Means. Mirka and Sons, Merchirtut, J MIN -LUSCOhlig, Aaiun Ma'' FOOL SAL JY .PUBLIC A. crioti, At the RoyilHatel - iin oft Prldiy. tire !ltb Inst. May. Immediately after the Sale of the French brig of war 114.cvori THE SHIP PRINCE. OF WALES.-i. Leog. la aloft - • 4. I Se Ft. II in. Extreme brtadth • ST. • 4 . Heigh r t hetwisii Decks r • - 5. to Dm* of hlais Hold Ti s Adineasurement ' *5 $1.94 Tons. She is netity eaCppered and Is copper-fastened up to the bend, shit; yrisliquA-baiitist, s legl cargo. and Saris canal kaki, fast. :he has got a nest ping of law -r fur& just Sara as well as her top-tirtst filing, int isiiisil found itersetrand stores, and 'wfis fur istineliige Arvics. :,! • 4' Apply to t inventories and otlssf partkehrs to E l/feisis HAMER . 5ai.10149, Plymouth, May i 1,41114. ksenispip. Kyoto* .„ MAbitht..A.llo,44lll/16. ffiiittt ~P.LIFMOUIII AND ' fI t YMOU rti •upps, Itl A ippktp!, , . • 'TM SOLI? by A 0 ere 4, * - :El.** together otlis dir:ifYilovring . Law, thrdloosedmiphi sad • loiteritance of • - 1.41' I. rytHE "MWNOR arid LORDSHIP. or Te -1 puled MANOR. and I.olollllr. 'of 0009A MIS.A.V IC, with. the * FOght.. ! Roy itsiberb sod. Arpurte nataCes thereto belouging ; sod atop ilia COPPRIL WOODS, called DEERS LONE, or DU RS l'oNli.-WOOD mad AV COM- Z) about dais , now in the hand. of Priprietur, eosraining ') about Seventy Awes (rime *less). And aho •be IiAR lOA and FARM, called GOODAMEASY,. now: Occopted by Ro ca/ask NOSWORTHY i COOSIStint of a Mianpon7kiassor. ((sow said as a Farm Hoist), with a • ?amid, Pared-House, sad (Aber Out•Flouses, Oardeal Mowhay, and-obtfti .Bides • Aims of Meadow, Five Acta, of Orehrti, Sever -two *nos et mall* and Pasture, am: Nipe Acres of Woad all morn or less) &orate adiciltdag, wilds light 6f Common on i‘fiicti Down.. - • - I.or 14 TroTenemeots,ealled LOWER/ GOODAMEATY, now ocetipied by JOIN WILLCOCLI), consist , * a ZOO. Fa. la. Hesse witfiDta-Idoeseislifid•ialiobf Nit ts; 4. me..,.., Tr)l4l:9A4fOrdosicis StrfrtoitrAmfr. hf..4glible&iyi Pastore, sad Tea Acres of Wood (ail more or lass) dictao asljoitrag, ellth Right'of Common detiligfoid putts. - - b. ;on 01. ; 4 Tetiemrot s t.eallod Wilsi.W, now tscr6oll-4 taw ; • the said &COMM NOSWOOTOT ; ittoriotiox .01 a 'Facia-Haase, iiiii Out-Houses, and - shout Time' Aerei• of Meadow% sag - MiOn *sold Arkitioltaati Pasture •Itised.Mi.MOre task's) °adjoining, syith Right of Common too Wigfurd Dowa. "." .1 . 9 T W. A Tenement, 'cilia tfittABB; now' occupied •by • tijoaohl liiiticstaa.n Noswoarstri cioisillittlafrakragfia-filill 4s. 'WI!, disippentand about Two Acres of Meadow, .aridPwent x nine Acres Of Arable and` aiture Laid, till aloft *kith. with lbt d Cionunan oat Wisford•Davro. • - - . - • • 44.6. All the above Tenants' Terms expz.ot stLady-Diry next. IvorY. A Teatime*, called cAoWurrti Y, (t't"f fo 7 1 1 : tjAase (or Ninotpaipe Tam. determinable an the deetis of Mrs. IiAIINAVORD, aged about 64 Years more or lets, oa which .. 'Lease is reserved to the Owner, the 'y ' inly Kent it Are•sa-aid.g # _mai AA is. or a beat Segni to; an Hiniat, craillailobtk ni.tioc..- Life) ; consisting of a Patna-House, with 41 itonveolent Out- - 'Houses, about Flair Aires of Meadow; 'alit TtilitO no Acres • of Arable and l'asnice iamb Wade *Ake dter?t , firtimfilnia . with Right of Common on Wigford D.wn. Also the WOODS 'Opining, • risked' CAD IVOIVIAIT• WOODS, . 'boar Rostra* Aeries of Wideli as new in thir . honsia •of• the Proprietor of the Fat,' an 4 about. five 4 t * a re woudwi On the Lease. ' • - :sr r" - .. •i . N.B. The Man and 'awry 41111s:veall.a.sits nerdistelt 'about .Eight, Mitre OF" am 'Per= d•Viilau' uth i - P kil u '•" 4- aegra Dock, and Tavistock, bear the lavers Mew aviii'Citiover,' in s flactipurting Canary, and neaetbefertat of l) For ailing the same, a Public Auctioa, will biz weir king's Arms Inn, In •Fore-afeet, PlyiWouDindt, -day ' the sth day of June n:st,-prealsilf ill•OhOlgintin th e Atterooo. •• . . . The Premiies may be viewed's:Pa ipplicithi hi / M. Wad i , Esq. the Proprietor, at the Carton. assilionirrtrartiodars may he ab;airted of . Meisre. Sandy?, Hurtful, a.d' Roark- Cr.he court Fleet-street, London; or of Messrs. William Foot, and. Son, i'ietciaors, hi Piy.--oadraloik, to whose Otthces are accurate Plana of the Estates. • . ••• _. N.& A Deposit of .219 isr:. will be required to be pail at the Time of Sale.'—pii. ot Apt ii, lisi 4. =tenass=cnis-='---41.-;•:-. REM:VAT/ili HtAult. • - TT has been MO frequentr, the abject of just and 41. general reprobation, that osendessitute of the titulars of the medical art have offered themselves as candid- tes for public pa tronage-hi the profession of Physic. For the purpose of doing jus tice to the result of our studies and expenence, and to,prevean us from being classed among those empiric', whose impudent pre tensions have, unfortunately fur society, been too favourably re ceived, we beg leave to submit he the liberal and enlightened, s faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements. After having received a regular medical eductition, as **pupils of Meths- eft Sad Bittarils whom lectures and practice we carefully attended, as Professors and Sprgeons of the jmodos Hos pital, we entered ourselves as Students in that justly celebrated A b ee i fe l e medical acqoirenuens, the Royal ;4111eige of Bahl burgh, and were instructed is the different breeches s.f Anatomy, Surges y, the Theory and Practice of Physic Chemistry, M Wiferf 5" 13 11 - 4Ce• '4. 1M by those emine nt Professors, Drs. Moaro, Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutlierfus d. We trust we shall dot tie deemed presumptuous in saying, that our proficiency and acquirements are not inconslierable. Having for a long series of years made VENERF.AL COMPLAIII a, and the various diseases of DEBILTI Y, thei*partictslar object ef our studies and pmenee, is will, we hape,be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge o f their treatment and care. In slight and recent cases of incection, a perfert repestabli•hment Is completed in the short period Ili tiro days. sod is those of the utmost Inveteracy, where other practltioorts have (skied of suc cess, a proper perseverance in oerplan of titan:lest ensures to the patient a safe sal radical CUR Amidst the melancholy variety of dia• rdurs which are the II• frets of. a fiabit long and most unhappily pursued by Oafish& of Isoels maw, there em some mare afernsins or mote dborwebageban those defieenceies apd debilities which itecuently . present presenter bitter ihe matrimonialstate. l'o surh peinnis seust6l a c.n soling reflection to helm deft they may new, bYzmogy sod thrd' - lible mode of treatment, restored to that greatest of all humass blessings, a strong, manly, and Vi igtercu4 eonssitu,ion. In all caws of debibty, from whauiver cause miming, as well as in every spe cies of venereal iefeeen, we nay be consulted by patients of either sex with xhe grpstrst secrecy and honour. Hoare sateen agitation at home from ten to three, and from six la disteirenutg du ten at Melt. Patents its the eountsl..are revealed to ape Durretiplars of their cue, age , and general habit of living,ltc.lnclede4 a tenet• twos for *deice and medicines, whoa the mme will be litre or sent. mint; part of the knadiwo, Tq ensure that sieyfecy so Cb• sends) to um undertaking, the postage of letters may be added to the account foe medicine.. CLJAR4..juntCo r ,§iustions. 10.7 Hatton.Garden. litt.:H WA I Sit A LONLON lIRIDOII '10•MOItitO W. Months - - fit minyteratter se Ahriman - initiates after 1 LO . INDON: Printed by X.AVILL )(Hal, Pickett Place; iviglettett OM, and et *e star Vike s Tempie Bar. N VMBER 8488. EXCHROTIIR B • All Exchequer Bills dated tun., TloßFi THE LORDS COlkf Al .1 ESTI': 711143URr, the Principal of tho aims annstione gat therm, at the Esseisorner Bil >jaw. Palace rare. Poreansinst June. 1814. atterdamee will he estecfrted) rota ail indrihrof Wet; *TINA ite the .rleraing till Owe rereivihr the saw ; arsd,for the o Bills are /aired t. king Lists the O'er) elassinz than in the grin fire the same aretenot being woe imipal Ssnwe and Interest dm ti the days en .tatich they are ret, June issolaskre, mhos the Interest I Rollers or not) my indisfraoribly penal signalises, and Armour du o f their List ; and they on were silt Ojies for frayment,mul to rm mitt t for the Milt. 1,74 , Ors ewes Parma 4' the Prinnyal as Eik, e Jape, they may k mann tie elety on 'ninth they wish t.l simstiseistisa see Joy prise thereto. Pours m may it desires whole or in part of Payment 9‘ an, reseationing the animal at the * so the (2.5 th instant, may he esr an inkrest .j rirespener flay tired Poems s, wLith saiJ T 4 June, and trill le delivered, tit , sr the Bills es desired I) be a June. and the foils:l4i llass. N.B. All Eacisequer been advertised to be p4id mud r THE COURT of A -SHIPFUL COM PAS' it is their intertion to fiD op t of St. Riot's School, and who that 11.Anution. Gant:coma desirOtn of bec are r , quexted to sigoity enicitunialt directed to W. dun. ou t.r he.orr the itit of bCHOOL YOR Ti - _ ir.Gtotos Pr HE COMMtrrE Cambdates for Adm for the Election of 'I brae NA held at the :chock, tin . 1 Int bows of ten awl tbree. I.i at the Saw!, vsbt-re Subset for each Annus% Guitars, or wilt be received by Mr. Hi mud liwauqu•l, Treal Collectors, Mr. Creswell, sr. brig, No. lOU, In the May 17,1814. IiUAILEY AND Xl' OTICE IS /I ER lr ariaing as the l Ali IN'e;ghtsag Engines eseepte ton-g-ste, Camberwell pre ball-gate, Kingstott•gr e. atM tie es.innice into Harieyl, all iu the County of SurrLy for the Tem of One Year, the beet 11:141er, at the HI the Eing's Arms, at Can. May neat, between the he nee d.rec.el by t! e Act I Reign or hilMajtrity 1119 flte'lurefihe 'roads wh beg to With April !won't, espenses of collecting thet Whoever happens to be sign an A“osnitto for til stacient {beet:' to t!'r t Tare; ist.sat. al. for t ayn nametbty 'soya. ue. Line and paid t;usen to th Agre& malt and one me advance till the apirrito A UthERAL. tea is aloe appoint"! to type da., at twelve tel. ban-uel I it•rnt n, LI in the rOOll , O 7 :Lou appo ne a Siirlie!Or ut Fa COAVeltais the 1 4,11 i, Ina's Clcrt ft ON Pe 11;eirk wit lICP For to 'Wears ni Mk $2, Surslibut-ogui 'ED HMI sOnts - , are Nil • 41.84, r U‘tto It Chariot Rows. ter 1 4 • Min tut i 5 GOintal N. B. A varqty ci Gig tiarnrsica, sccoid. Sc I.oatkis's liana* Alma trre-t. Titoii . 4 Ili* I,:j PICTURE 01: to au the ru ldl Cariesttits, in that Al kosees Item ti:e CulSI ut•srrrsuua vu thi 136t.t•Lt tit ko to SWAN; CI'S 1 n tha *Alt a cos ct :Asp Lt. st l'ilMat tondo!' : to -row; and JuNt 41:14aw, and to: 4 ilbdWittkr:,o, and I I.AVON:i* 21 .!AuTsus. —A MY `tat 1%.6 sypeurall vital I•ar • kialAir ios Pria4 42 . 1434 by Oddy." priiita.7 It a histrated with a lacite Utak:nil a Moo of paci • kPRACtsIC. Loudeo to " b tac Owe Pcr • 14 "ui Club. i v... M •' ll 1. ' 4 ,hrocc•ibt t..) 4 ,rs.t. nem, .11,c ph the ZZ:se Main 1 0 11 46.1 1%14101 au.4 • ME 11 . . I . I